Thai export sector continued to show good growth signs in the past months despite facing challenges from global economic slowdown and baht volatility. Processed agricultural products and some industrial products were able to expand their export markets well, especially in Asia and the Middle East. The Ministry of Commerce predicts that export will

The problem of small dust particles PM2.5 has returned to be an important issue threatening the health of people in the Bangkok and the North again. The main causes are still open burning, traffic, and the industrial sector. The government and related agencies are accelerating short-term and long-term measures to reduce sources of pollution, includ

The Bank of Thailand (BOT) signals a close monitoring of inflation after global energy prices remain volatile, affecting production costs and living costs in the country. The BOT stated that although headline inflation remains within the target range, there are still risks from external and domestic factors. Monetary policy decisions in the future

The Thai government is still pushing forward with the “Land Bridge” project connecting the Andaman Sea to the Gulf of Thailand with full force. It is open to hearing opinions from many sectors and is preparing to present additional details to create understanding and alleviate concerns. Although there are still controversies about the environme

The global tourism sector continues to recover, with significant increases in visitor numbers in many regions. However, the industry continues to face new challenges, such as talent shortages, changing traveler behaviors that place a greater emphasis on sustainability, and currency and international travel volatility. Operators and governments are