The Thai government has officially sanctioned a budget of $1.2 billion to host a Grand Prix in the capital city of Bangkok.

Love Thai food? It might be thanks to a two-decade long policy on the part of the government of Thailand to promote its food culture abroad, with the express aim of increasing trade and tourism.

While ministering in Asia, Relief Society General President Camille N. Johnson saw members "ministering in a higher and ...

An investment scam centre “boiler room” targeting Australians has been taken down, and thirteen people, including five ...

Slated to open in 2026, the new Quasar Medical facility will expand global capacity and deliver next-gen medtech ...

As political instability unfurls between the ruling Pheu Thai Party and its coalition partner Bhumjaithai Party, it is likely ...

Following the massive success of its debut-which drew enthusiastic travelers from 15 countries-ONESIAM Global Grand Giveaway ...

The People's Party (PP) and the Thai Labour Solidarity Confederation have called on Labour Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn to reconsider the latest minimum wage rise, arguing all workers across ...

COVID-19 cases in Thailand surged, with 76,161 new infections and 40 deaths reported recently. The elderly and working-age ...

Thailand's cabinet has approved a US$1.2 billion bid to host a Formula One street race in its capital Bangkok in 2028, government officials said on Tuesday.

The recent dispute was triggered in May after armed forces of Thailand and Cambodia briefly fired at each other in a ...

"Expanding the geographic reach of available Asian destinations remains one of our key priorities," Minister of Transport Roman Starovoit said ...