Tag: Kanit Likhitvidhayavuth
Farmers receive 2,000 baht for every rai of non-rice crops planted
The government is giving farmers 2,000 baht for every rai of crops they grow that is not rice, according to the Department of Agricultural...
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British Chamber of Commerce Thailand welcomes EECO to ESB
PATTAYA, Thailand - On Friday, 29th November, the British Chamber of Commerce Thailand (BCCT) held a dinner at the Eastpana Hotel in Bowin. There...
Thai lawyer argues most expats won’t be impacted by personal income tax
Bemjamin Hart, naturalized Thai citizen and managing director of Integrity Legal, claims in a new video that typical expats will not be impacted by...
The legacy of King Rama IX lives on in the hearts of Thai people...
Prologue
It is very difficult to encapsulate the incredible achievements of our beloved King in this short article. The writer, rather, has highlighted just some...
Dual pricing in Thailand’s tourist spots – an economic strategy or a source of...
PATTAYA, Thailand – In Thailand, the practice of dual pricing at tourist attractions, where foreigners are charged higher entry fees than locals, has long...
Pattaya Fireworks Festival Wrap-Up – praise, challenges, and suggestions for improvement
PATTAYA, Thailand – The recent Pattaya International Fireworks Festival received widespread acclaim for its grandeur and success in showcasing the city and Thailand to...