Kazakhstan and Thailand Strengthen Relations, Enhance Trade and Digital Connectivity

Kazakhstan and Thailand are enhancing ties in politics, trade, and digital sectors, focusing on agriculture, energy, cybersecurity, transport, and tourism with strategic projects planned by 2026. High-level discussions in Bangkok reaffirmed their partnership’s solidity, highlighting mutual goals. Key agreements include visa-free travel and economic collaboration, emphasizing long-term strategic cooperation.

Depa Wraps Up ODOS Summer Camp (Class of 2025): A Resounding Success in Nurturing Future Digital Talent through Global Knowledge Exchange for Sustainable Economic Growth in Thailand

The Digital Economy Promotion Agency (depa) recently hosted the closing ceremony for…

SCAT Airlines enhances Central Asia–Thailand connectivity with its new Shymkent–Bangkok route

The Tourism Authority of Thailand and SCAT Airlines launched the Shymkent–Bangkok service, boosting Thailand-Kazakhstan connectivity and tourism growth. Key figures attended the launch, highlighting the route’s role in enhancing cultural and economic ties. Operating twice weekly, the service offers business opportunities and memorable experiences for Kazakhstani tourists in Thailand.

EGCO Group and Thai Conservation of Forest Foundation Unveil “Doi Pui Summit Nature Trail”: An Accessible Eco-Historical Learning Hub in Chiang Mai’s Backyard Forest

Electricity Generating Public Company Limited (EGCO Group) has collaborated with the Thai…

Outlook quarter 2/2025

The global economy is slowing, with a projected growth of 2.3% in 2025-2026, affected by trade tensions and uncertainty. Thailand’s growth may drop to 1.4% in 2026, influenced by weak exports, investment delays, and rising geopolitical risks.

TAT and Royal Enfield Join Forces to Highlight Thailand’s Hidden Treasures for Global Travelers

The Tourism Authority of Thailand partnered with Royal Enfield to lead 12 Asia-Pacific influencers on a motorcycle journey from 11-17 August 2025. This journey showcased Thailand’s cultural and natural treasures, including Muay Thai, street art, and local dances. The influencers shared 355 pieces of content, reaching over 14 million people globally.

Another wake-up call: Hat Yai floods show Thailand is still unprepared for Climate Change

Recent severe flooding in Hat Yai highlights Thailand’s unpreparedness for climate change, exacerbating flooding and droughts. With increased rainfall extremes, rising sea levels, and heightened water demands, urgent investments in water management and infrastructure are crucial to safeguard communities and the economy.

Thailand Biennale Phuket 2025 is now open and will run until April 2026

The Thailand Biennale Phuket 2025, from December 2025 to April 2026, features international contemporary art across 19 venues. With the theme “Eternal Kalpa,” it celebrates Phuket’s culture and nature. Sixty-five artists from 25 countries participate, enhancing Phuket’s profile as a cultural hub. The event includes additional workshops and community activities.