Artikel tagged “Phuket Magazine”

  • Day 3 of 2019 Samui Regatta, Thailand

    Day 3 of 2019 Samui Regatta, Thailand

    Back racing! After a brief delay with the AP raised onshore, at 09:05 it was lowered and the sailors headed out to the startline where breeze awaited on the Nora Buri & Nora Beach Race Day.

  • Day 2 of Samui Regatta 2019. A beautiful day, unless you’re a sailor.

    Day 2 of Samui Regatta 2019. A beautiful day, unless you’re a sailor.

    The best laid plans… The breeze was on early this morning as the race management left the beach. The plan: head straight out off Chaweng Beach and lay a startline.

  • Democrats receive official invitation to join Palang Pracharat

    Democrats receive official invitation to join Palang Pracharat

    PHOTO: Thai PBS Palang Pracharat have sent an official invitation to the Democrats to join their party.

  • Landlady posts photos of a Bangkok rented apartment after a nine year lease

    Landlady posts photos of a Bangkok rented apartment after a nine year lease

    PHOTOS: Nathalie Ruangdet Firstly, put down whatever you’re eating. A landlady has vented her grief online to show the results of a nine year tenant who had vacated the property in Ramkhamhaeng, Bangkok. Sanook reports that he had left the key with security and needed his deposit back. Nathalie Ruangdet, the landlady, went round to check the property

  • Structures on Nui and Freedom beaches in Phuket to be demolished

    Structures on Nui and Freedom beaches in Phuket to be demolished

    Illegal structures on Nui and Freedom beaches in Phuket are to be demolished after officers seized encroached land in parts of the Narkerd Reserve Forest. Nui Beach (not to be confused with Ya Nui Beach) is north of Nai Harn Beach. Freedom Beach is north of the beach in front of Le Meridien Hotel (maps below)

  • Thailand’s hero of the day: Phitsanulok big-biker ‘Tik’

    Thailand’s hero of the day: Phitsanulok big-biker ‘Tik’

    PHOTO: Itthiphon ‘Tik’ Petchphibunpong – Daily News Kudos to Mr Big Bike, as he’s been nicknamed, the hero of the moment, who took matters into hand to help a family needing urgent help and was stuck in traffic in Phitsanulok in northern Thailand. 28 year old ‘Tik’, aka.

  • Incomes on the rise for Thai expats

    Incomes on the rise for Thai expats

    “The Thai economy has continued to see an upward trend in recent years, with a steady and sustained increase in overseas business…” The pay and benefits packages of expats in Thailand has seen a major increase, with the overall package of an average overseas worker increasing by US$27,917, according to a new survey. Lee Quane of ECA International said the MyExpatriate Market Pay report reflected Thai economic growth

  • 77 year old Swede dies from heart attack on beach in Trat

    77 year old Swede dies from heart attack on beach in Trat

    PHOTOS: Khaosod A Swedish man has died after an apparent heart attack whilst swimming at Koh Chang in Trat, in Thailand’s eastern-most province.

  • Top 7 Thai expat myths

    Top 7 Thai expat myths

    If you read the internet, particularly one particular website we won’t name (thaivisa.com)… whoops, then you’d think that Thailand is a dreadful place to visit, filled with hate-filled expats who live in fear and loathing of, well, everything. According to many, the sky is likely to fall in at any moment and everything in Thailand is too expensive, too corrupt, too hot, too cold and too dangerous

  • April’s exports fall to the lowest level in 24 months

    April’s exports fall to the lowest level in 24 months

    “Deputy PM Somkid Jatusripitak has scheduled a meeting on May 31 with Thailand’s commercial attachés from across the world in a bid to boost exports.” Thailand’s exports fell 2.6% last month (April) to US$18.5 billion, the lowest level since May 2017. Thai PBS reports that imports in April also dropped by 0.72% to about US$20 billion, resulting in a trade deficit of about US$1.5 billion, she said, adding that Thailand’s total exports for the first four months of this year amounted to US$80.5 billion, representing a 1.86% contraction compared to imports of U$79.9 billion, a  1.08% drop. The fall is being blamed on the intensifying trade war between the US and China, according to Ms.