Artikel erschien Juli 2016

  • Tourist in ICU after snorkelling mishap

    Tourist in ICU after snorkelling mishap

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  • Girl abandons baby in gas station toilet

    Girl abandons baby in gas station toilet

    KRABI: An 18 year-old Songkla student living in Phuket allegedly abandoned her newborn baby girl in a Krabi gas station toilet bowl yesterday. Police in Trang province were warned by officers in Krabi that the newborn’s mother was aboard a Songkla-bound bus from Phuket

  • Chinese drivers entering Thailand drops to zero

    Chinese drivers entering Thailand drops to zero

    CHIANG MAI: The flow of Chinese tourists entering northern Thailand by road in their own vehicles has dried up completely after the introduction of tough new regulations making it too costly and time consuming for them. Chiang Rai Chamber of Commerce deputy chief Pakaimass Viara said yesterday that no Chinese tourists have crossed the border at the R3A Highway through Laos in the past month, putting a dent in tourism revenue.

  • Profile: Simon James – Phuket’s jet-setting race officer

    Profile: Simon James – Phuket’s jet-setting race officer

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  • Island View: A little help is all I asked for

    Island View: A little help is all I asked for

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  • Cruise ship port for Samui

    Cruise ship port for Samui

    SAMUI: Government officials are getting excited about making Koh Samui a hub for cruise ship tourism to Thailand. Officials met with private-sector cruise ship experts while touring a ship docked off of Samui’s gulf coast yesterday

  • Phuket traffic nightmare: Number of island-based tour buses to double

    Phuket traffic nightmare: Number of island-based tour buses to double

    PHUKET: Phuket Governor Chamroen Tipayapongtada announced on Saturday that a whopping 100 new tour buses will be added to the province’s transportation network next month. Speaking at the Hilton Phuket Arcadia Resort & Spa in Karon, the governor said that the approval of these buses is the first step in a much larger tourism promotion endeavor that would see the „doubling“ of the number of tour buses on the island.

  • Across the land: Expats hit by Brexit fallout

    Across the land: Expats hit by Brexit fallout

    PHUKET: Two days after the United Kingdom held a referendum to leave the European Union (EU), now famously known worldwide as ‚Brexit‘, the global financial markets suffered US$3 trillion in paper losses.

  • B9mn allocated for pier improvements

    B9mn allocated for pier improvements

    PHUKET: A budget of 9 million baht has been allocated to spruce up Chalong Pier with plans to improve facilities for the hundreds of tourists who visit the ferry point daily. Transportation Division Chief Prasit Yotharak of the Phuket Provincial Administrative Organization (PPAO) said last week that renovation plans include more seating, more toilets, shower stalls and a Muslim prayer room.

  • Suspect in Phuket Town shooting surrenders

    Suspect in Phuket Town shooting surrenders

    PHUKET: One of perpetrators involved in the Phuket Town slaying of a hill-tribe woman surrendered to Phuket City Police on Saturday. Police are reporting that the man claimed he was only the driver, and says that he knew nothing about the shooting.