Pattaya Mail
High spirits prevail as Pattaya celebrates Halloween
Ghouls and goblins once again were out in full force, celebrating Halloween in the usual Pattaya fashion. Tourists and residents alike haunted hotels, restaurants...
Loy Krathong to be held on schedule
Although organizers are being asked to somewhat mute the celebrations, officials announced that Loy Krathong will be held on its scheduled date, Nov. 17....
New storm-drainage could triple size of underground pipes
Pattaya would nearly triple the width of drainage pipes underlying downtown streets under a new flood-drainage master plan being drafted by the city. ...
Thailand signs agreement to sell 1 million tons of rice per...
BANGKOK, 6 November 2013 Thailand has reached agreement with the Chinese government to sell 1 million tons of rice per year to the latter,...
Better growth foreseen in 2014 global exports
BANGKOK, 6 November 2013 M.R. Pridiyathorn Devakula expects more growth in the world's exports in the year 2014. Thailand’s GDP, he said, should grow...
Russian tourist hit by motorbike
A Russian woman was injured after being hit by a motorbike while crossing Second Road. Tatiana Evseenko, 25, suffered cuts to the head and...
FTI asks protesters not to block roads
BANGKOK, 5 November 2013 The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) is asking the anti-government demonstrators not to block roads as the move could cripple...
ABAC poll says politics affects SMEs
BANGKOK, 5th November 2013 ABAC poll, in cooperation with the Institute for Small and Medium Enterprises Development (ISMED), has conducted a survey on the...
PM keen on improving Thai products through architecture
BANGKOK, 5 November 2013 The Prime Minister is keen on enhancing OTOP products through architecture after a meeting with Canadian-American Pritzker Prize-winning architect Frank...











