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The Senate shows concerns over the Amnesty Bill

BANGKOK, 22 October 2013 The Senate has expressed its concern over the Amnesty Bill being scrutinized by a parliamentary committee, saying that the matter...

Govt assures high speed train route would reach Nong Khai

BANGKOK, 14 Oct 2014, The government has reaffirmed that the high speed train, part of its 2.2 trillion baht infrastructure development projects, will reach...

Cabinet extends emergency decree in far South 3 more months

BANGKOK, Sept 17 - The Thai cabinet on Tuesday extended enforcement of a state of emergency decree in the violence-plagued deep South region for...

Cabinet cuts hotel business fees 50%

BANGKOK, 31 July 2013 – The cabinet has given the green light to a 50 percent cut down in hotel business fees in order...

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The sky isn’t the limit as Boeing forecasts aviation’s biggest expansion in history

BANGKOK, Thailand – Boeing has released one of the most ambitious forecasts ever made for the global aviation industry, projecting a US$4.9 trillion aviation...

A Taste of Italy comes to Dicey Reilly’s at Avani Pattaya Resort 24 July...

Transport your senses to Italy without leaving Pattaya as Dicey Reilly's at Avani Pattaya Resort presents A Taste of Italy, an evening dedicated to...

All-You-Can-Eat À La Carte Dinner at Thai Garden Resort 25 July

PATTAYA, Thailand – Spend your Saturday evening enjoying great food, live music and a relaxing atmosphere at Thai Garden Resort Pattaya's popular À La...

RBSO presents ‘Royal Benevolence’ Thailand-Russia friendship concert on July 31

BANGKOK, Thailand – The Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra, under the Royal Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya, is proud to present...

Warng Warng Taiwanese Shabu: just 30 minutes drive from Pattaya

BANCHANG, Thailand - Warng Warng Original Taiwanese Shabu is a family-owned restaurant near Phala Beach, Ban Chang, a refreshing alternative to the familiar Pattaya...