PR Desk

Thailand’s Minister of Tourism, Sorawong Thienthong, announced 2025 as the “Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism and Sports Year,” aiming to boost tourism with major events and improved infrastructure. This initiative seeks to generate £75.55 billion in revenue through enhanced experiences, including MotoGP races and the Songkran Festival, emphasizing tourism’s economic significance.

Thailand’s steel industry has a 10 million-ton capacity, heavily relying on imports, particularly flat steel, with Japan, China, and South Korea as main sources. Domestic production is limited by high costs and inadequate local resources. Local firms like GSteel and Tata Steel Thailand face challenges from cheap imports, necessitating cost reduction and product diversification.

GDS International announced a $1 billion investment to establish a hyperscale data center park in Chonburi, Thailand, over the next five years. This initiative aims to enhance Thailand’s digital infrastructure, supporting its economy as a hub for cloud and AI technologies, with government backing for future growth and innovation.

Northern Thailand’s culinary scene merges tradition with innovation, emphasizing local ingredients and sustainability. Chiang Mai’s renowned fine dining includes Locus Native Food Lab, Blackitch Artisan Kitchen, and Cuisine de Garden. Chefs creatively blend traditional Lanna cuisine with global techniques. This fusion highlights sustainability and farm-to-table practices, earning Northern Thailand global culinary recognition.

In our global economy, cross-border payments are crucial but often complex and frustrating using traditional methods. Blockchain technology and stablecoins offer a promising solution by enabling faster, cheaper, and more direct transfers. Businesses should consider blockchain options for smoother transactions as they weigh factors like cost and speed.

Thailand’s $2 trillion real estate sector is evolving due to demographic shifts and consumer needs, driven by trends like multigenerational living, semi-retirement, and hospitality-residence hybrids. With 34% of Thai homes being multigenerational, flexible home designs are prioritized. There’s rising demand for dual-purpose properties blending work and leisure, illustrating market transformation.