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  • Brazil targeted as new tourist source market for Phuket

    Brazil targeted as new tourist source market for Phuket

    PHUKET: Brazilians are among the latest target group of tourists to be lured to Phuket and the Andaman region. Speaking recently at a press conference for the Andaman Travel Trade 2011 exhibition, TAT Deputy Governor for International Marketing Juthaporn Rerngronasa highlighted the South American country as an expanding market for incoming tourism. There were 10 operators from Brazil at this year’s event and the fair hosted 302 tourism operators, in addition to 20 media representatives from 28 countries worldwide.

  • Luxury car imports into Phuket steady

    Luxury car imports into Phuket steady

    PHUKET: Despite global economic turmoil, the luxury car import business continues to perform well in an expanding domestic market. Saksri Kerdphol, General Manager of Phuket’s premier foreign automobile dealer and servicer AutoExpress, speaks exclusively with the Gazette about foreign cars and the import market trends in Phuket. Phuket Gazette: How would you describe AutoExpress clients

  • Phuket Media Watch – Bounty offered in Sophoth theft case

    Phuket Media Watch – Bounty offered in Sophoth theft case

    PHUKET MEDIA WATCH– Thailand news compiled by Gazette editors for Phuket’s international community Bounty for fugitive in Sophoth caseThe NationA 200,000-baht bounty has been offered for the capture of the alleged ringleader, reportedly on the run in Laos, who took millions of baht during the burglary at Transport Ministry permanent secretary Suphoth Sublom’s house. A senior commander, Police-Col Yanyong Wej-osoth, said „wanted“ posters for Weerasak Chuelee, featuring the 200,000-baht bounty, had been distributed in the Tha Khaew area along the Mekong River

  • Phuket Special Report: Slavery on the high seas

    Phuket Special Report: Slavery on the high seas

    PHUKET: Workers in Thailand’s fishing industry often find themselves living a violent nightmare with no escape in sight and no help.

  • Thalang turns on the waterworks

    Thalang turns on the waterworks

    PHUKET: The Phuket Provincial Office is spending 40 million baht on extending local government water mains from Baan Pon, just south of Thalang Town, to Baan Mak Prok School, located near the eastern end of the runway at Phuket Airport. The project will allow local communities in the north of Phuket to start hooking up their local water networks to the mains and use government water supply in their homes in Srisoonthorn, Thepkrasattri and Mai Khao subdistricts. Connecting with the local water mains network from Ban Jo water treatment plant – which treats water from Bang Neaw Dun reservoir, Phuket’s second largest water source – the new pipes will be laid alongside the southbound lane of Thepkrasattri Road from the 16km road marker to the 30km marker.

  • Phuket investors to pour B2bn into Phang Nga hotels

    Phuket investors to pour B2bn into Phang Nga hotels

    PHUKET: KHAO Lak’s room count may double within two years. Phang Nga Tourist Association Vice President Prapruet Korphet said “We now have about 5,000 rooms in Khao Lak, the same number before the tsunami hit us.

  • Music idol Todd Tongdee wants to see ‚magic mix‘ of Thais and foreigners at Phuket World Musiq Fest

    Music idol Todd Tongdee wants to see ‚magic mix‘ of Thais and foreigners at Phuket World Musiq Fest

    PHUKET: One of the lead organizers of the

  • Phuket’s well water drillers threaten blockade

    Phuket’s well water drillers threaten blockade

    PHUKET: Local groundwater well-drilling operators have threatened to blockade the Phuket office of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment (NRE) if the office’s chief, Chaipadung Promsawadi, doesn’t start recognizing power of attorneys as an acceptable form of representation. Before approving permits for new wells to be dug, Mr Chaipadung wants to meet the owners of the companies that have applied for the wells to be dug, instead of being presented with a document saying they have empowered another person or company to do it for them. Mr Chaipadung introduced the new rule when he transferred to the Phuket NRE office as chief on October 11.

  • Phuket Media Watch – Nigeria passes anti-gay bill

    Phuket Media Watch – Nigeria passes anti-gay bill

    PHUKET MEDIA WATCH– World news selected by Gazette editors for Phuket’s international community Nigerian senate passes anti-gay bill Phuket Gazette PHUKET: The Nigerian senate has passed a bill which prohibits same-sex marriages and introduces extreme prison sentences for people involved in homosexuality, local media reported on Wednesday.

  • Phuket Reminder: US Embassy consular outreach today

    Phuket Reminder: US Embassy consular outreach today

    PHUKET: The American Citizen Services section of the United States Embassy in Bangkok is at the Hilton Arcadia Phuket Resort and Spa in Karon this morning.