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  • Phuket Live Wire – Need for speed

    Phuket Live Wire – Need for speed

    PHUKET: From time to time, I get messages from people who have looked at the

  • Kings Cup Regatta to generate B600mn for Phuket

    Kings Cup Regatta to generate B600mn for Phuket

    PHUKET: This year’s Kings Cup Regatta is expected to rake in 600 million baht for Phuket.

  • Phuket Business: Uncertain future for electronic billboards

    Phuket Business: Uncertain future for electronic billboards

    PHUKET: Commuters in Phuket have witnessed a gradual upgrade in roadside scenery over the last few years. Advertising and media communications are steadily evolving, and many will have noticed traditional print billboards gradually being replaced with animated, digital versions at various traffic junctions around the island. Indeed, the emergence of Light Emitting Diode (LED) technology represents a sign of the times – a flicker of hope that the island may finally be ready to escape from the billboard clutter along roadsides.

  • Korean tour operators to partner with Phuket

    Korean tour operators to partner with Phuket

    PHUKET: Korean honorary consul Tossaporn Thepabutr recently warned local officials to prepare for an influx of Korean tourism operators coming to set up shop in Phuket. „More Korean company owners are looking at moving their operations to Phuket because of the floods in Bangkok.

  • Wage hikes postponed for Phuket and others

    Wage hikes postponed for Phuket and others

    PHUKET: The Cabinet has approved the postponement until April 1 of the controversial 300 baht daily minimum wage hike in Phuket, Bangkok, and five other provinces. The decision to postpone from the initial target of January 1 was made in light of the recent flooding, which has dealt a body blow to the manufacturing sector in much of the country. With an expected recovery period of three to six months, the delay will help minimize the burden on flood-affected businesses, the cabinet was told.

  • Dewa Phuket wins 7 awards

    Dewa Phuket wins 7 awards

    PHUKET: Dewa Phuket, the boutique resort at Nai Yang beach, bagged seven awards at the ‘2011–2013 Hospitality Asia Platinum Awards’, or HAPA. The HAPA Southeast Asian regional ceremony, which took place on November 17 and 18 in Singapore, welcomed hospitality sector representatives from Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and the Philippines

  • Phuket marks HM The King’s Birthday

    Phuket marks HM The King’s Birthday

    PHUKET: Thousands of people turned out at Phuket Provincial Hall for the morning service to honor the 84th birthday of HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej today.

  • Raelert and Rollison reign supreme at Laguna Phuket Ironman

    Raelert and Rollison reign supreme at Laguna Phuket Ironman

    PHUKET: Michael Raelert’s dazzling performance and character shone through at a wet and overcast Ironman 70.3 Asia-Pacific Championship for the German to take the 2011 title at Laguna Phuket and in the process demolished the course record. When most consider a cautious approach to navigating Phuket during inclement conditions, the two-time Ironman 70.

  • Happy Birthday Your Majesty

    Happy Birthday Your Majesty

    PHUKET: Phuket joins the nation in wishing His Majesty The King Bhumibol Adulyadej a happy, healthy 84th birthday today, December 5. His Majesty’s health is gradually improving, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said after her visit to Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok last week. Late last month His Majesty had a fever occurring at irregular intervals and pain in his lower abdomen, the Royal Household Bureau reported.

  • MP questions love for flood victims

    MP questions love for flood victims

    PHUKET MEDIA WATCH– Thailand news selected by Gazette editors for Phuket’s international community Love motel floated boats for flood relief Phuket Gazette PHUKET: An opposition MP Friday came up with „new information“ to support his allegation of irregularities involving the government’s Flood Relief Operation Centre (FROC). Phuket Gazette partner newspaper The Nation reports that at a press conference at the Parliament building, Vilas Chantharapitak, a Democrat MP for Bangkok, questioned FROC director Pracha Promnok’s approval of the purchase of 2,500 small boats for 14.2 million baht.