- Alcohol sales ban/Phon Kingphet Park upgrade/InterContinental Hua Hin best resort hotel/Thailand’s new police chief/What Thai Locals Really Eat in Hua Hin/Pump prices rise again/Health insurance before 60/Origin of the Word ‘Farang//Gunmen kill five rangers/Bangkok shuts 56 venues/Fire death toll rises to 35/Cambodia border fence/Thailand’s universal healthcare crisis
- THE IRAN WAR: Saudi oil routes face new uncertainty/Oil hits six-week high/Thailand on alert
- ECONOMY: Why Thailand faces economic contraction/Baht Slides to 15-Month Low/Section 301 probe raises tariff risk/Land bridge plan to be revised/Thai Airways sees aviation recovery
- TOURISM: Thai travelers embrace ‘run-cation’/Chon Buri tourism presses for reforms
- THAILAND EXPERIENCE: Why ‘2’ Means 8 PM in Thailand
- CLIMATE THAILAND: Environmental rules tighten/Thai SMEs Must Go Green/PM to press Myanmar on river pollution
- FOREIGNERS BEHAVING BADLY/HUA HIN TRANSPORT and LINKS
Alcohol sales ban set for July 29-30
Thailand will observe three consecutive public holidays from Tuesday, July 28 to Thursday, July 30, with alcohol sales restricted during the final two days.
The holidays are His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn’s Birthday on July 28, Asalha Bucha Day on July 29, and Khao Phansa, or Buddhist Lent Day, on July 30. Government offices will be closed throughout the three-day period. Continued …
Phon Kingphet Park upgrade: 22.7 million baht
Hua Hin Municipality has reviewed key electrical and structural works under the 22.7 million baht Phon Kingphet Park upgrade in central Hua Hin. The project’s procurement inspection committee on Tuesday examined progress on the redevelopment of the city activity plaza on Damnoen Kasem Road, commonly known as Phon Kingphet Park.
The project has a total budget of 22,673,890.97 baht, with Process Engineer and Consultant Co., appointed as the contractor. Continued …
InterContinental Hua Hin Resort named Thailand’s best resort hotel
InterContinental Hua Hin Resort has been recognized as Thailand’s Best Resort Hotel at the 2026 Haute Grandeur Global Awards, celebrating the resort’s dedication to exceptional hospitality and guest experiences.
Recognized through guest feedback, the Haute Grandeur Global Awards celebrate hotels that consistently deliver outstanding experiences. This achievement further strengthens InterContinental Hua Hin Resort’s position as one of Thailand’s leading luxury beachfront destinations. Continued …
Thailand’s new police chief is a Cha-am native
A Cha-am native has been named Thailand’s incoming national police chiefs. Police Gen.Samran Nuanma, who was born in Bang Kao subdistrict, Cha-am district, was selected as the 16th commissioner-general of the Royal Thai Police yesterday.
The Police Commission voted unanimously, 12–0 to appoint him as successor to Police Gen. Kitrat Phanphet, who is due to retire on Sept. 30. The meeting was chaired by Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. Four senior officers were considered for the post. Continued …
What Thai Locals Really Eat in Hua Hin
Discover where locals truly eat in Hua Hin. Visit five stops spanning 3.5 hours, sampling 18 different dishes: First, a 100-year-old, three-generation noodle shop serving Gaolao beef soup with multiple cuts, including tender gristle (nature’s collagen supplement!) Next, Yum Naem Khao Tod – fermented pork sausage wrapped in betel leaves with herbs, peanuts, and ginger, eaten like tiny flavor-packed tacos. Video …
Pump prices rise again, this time by 90 satang
Thailand’s retail prices for most petrol, gasohol and diesel products increased by 0.90 baht per liter todat, following a decision by the Fuel Fund Executive Committee.
The adjustment pushed the retail price of standard high-speed diesel to 36.69 baht per liter, while diesel B20 rose to 31.69 baht. Gasohol 95 also climbed to 36.69 baht, gasohol 91 to 36.32 baht and gasohol E20 to 31.69 baht per liter. Continued …
5 moves to make with your expat health insurance in Thailand before 60
Expat health insurance in Thailand gets harder to buy the closer you get to 60. If that birthday is creeping up on you, you’ve probably already wondered whether your current coverage will actually hold up when you need it most.
Insurers don’t just charge more as you age; they also treat your medical history very differently depending on when you buy. Get covered before a diagnosis, and that condition is treated as new and covered like anything else on the policy. Continued …
The Origin of the Word ‘Farang’ Did Not Begin in Thailand
Many People assume that the Thai word “Farang” originated in Thailand, but its history actually stretches far beyond Thai borders.
The word comes from the Persian term Farang or Farangi, which were originally used to refer to the Franks, a group of people from Western Europe. As contact between different cultures increased, the meaning gradually expanded to include Europeans as a whole and later Westerners in general. Continued …
Gunmen kill five rangers at Narathiwat checkpoint
Five paramilitary rangers were killed and five civilians, including children, were injured when six armed men attacked the Buketa Sami checkpoint in Ra-ngae district, Narathiwat, yesterday. The assailants fled after firing weapons and throwing pipe bombs, authorities said.
CCTV footage reportedly showed a co-ordinated convoy. A red motorcycle acted as a lead vehicle, followed by a black four-door pickup carrying six men in black clothing and black wide-brimmed hats in its rear section. Continued …
Bangkok shuts 56 venues after Lat Phrao brewery fire
Bangkok has suspended 56 entertainment-related premises after finding safety shortcomings during a three-day inspection drive following a fire in the Lat Phrao area. City Hall is tightening inspections across the capital, using a new 17-point safety checklist and powers under the 1992 Public Health Act alongside other relevant laws.
Of 1,091 premises similar to entertainment venues under Bangkok Metropolitan Administration responsibility, officials inspected 824 in the past three days. A total of 217 met the required standards, while 551 were ordered to make improvements. Continued …
Na Ladprao fire death toll rises to 35
The death toll from the fire at the Na Ladprao entertainment venue in Bangkok’s Chatuchak district has risen to 35 after a further victim died from her injuries early yesterday.
Bangkok’s Erawan Emergency Medical Center said 23-year-old Thitichaya Krutwichit died at Siriraj Hospital at 2.20 am. She was being treated in the hospital’s burn unit. Her death was the eighth recorded in hospital following the blaze at the Lat Phrao venue. Continued …
Thailand presses on with Cambodia border fence
Thailand has completed the first section of a permanent border fence along parts of its frontier with Cambodia, the military said yesterday, as tensions persist between the two Southeast Asian neighbours following two rounds offighting last year.
Chief of Defense Forces Gen. Ukrit Boontanon described the 1.3-kilometer stretch of reinforced concrete panels topped with steel mesh and concertina wire in Pong Nam Ron district as “stable, strong and durable”, saying it had been designed for long-term security. Continued …
Is co-payment the answer for Thailand’s universal healthcare crisis?
Barely two decades since its introduction, Thailand’s universal healthcare scheme is tottering on the brink of collapse under a growing financial burden. Radical reforms now seem unavoidable.
Four hundred of the 903 public hospitals under the scheme have recorded an accumulated loss of 12.21 billion baht. This deficit results mainly from the National Health Security Office (NHSO)’s failure to devote budgets that actually reflect operational costs. Continued …
Saudi oil routes face new uncertainty after Houthi tanker claims
Saudi Arabia’s principal alternative route for bypassing the Strait of Hormuz was drawn deeper into the conflict today, after Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis claimed missile and drone attacks on two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.
The group described the operation as part of its naval blockade of the kingdom, raising concern that global oil supplies could face a second squeeze at Bab el-Mandeb alongside Iran’s effort to control Hormuz. Continued …
Oil hits six-week high as risks mount in two key straits, Thai pump prices rise
Oil prices settled at their highest level since June 11 yesterday as escalating US-Iran hostilities and growing threats to shipping through two major waterways heightened fears of global supply disruption.
Brent crude futures gained US$3.06, or 3.36%, to close at US$94.07 a barrel after touching US$95.47 during the session. The gap between prompt Brent and contracts for delivery three months later widened to US$9.26 a barrel, its largest since May 22. Continued …
Thailand on alert over Middle East tensions, ready for evacuations
Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow says that he has ordered close monitoring of the situation in the Middle East and instructed officials to prepare for the possible evacuation of Thai nationals if necessary.
The permanent secretary for the Foreign Ministry had held a meeting to assess developments and review preparations for all possible scenarios, including the evacuation of Thai citizens from affected areas. Continued …
Why Thailand faces economic contraction
I have a monumental task: convincing readers that Thailand’s economy is performing poorly and is likely to contract this year. My strongest evidence is not the abundance of statistics or economic theories at my disposal. It is far simpler: people are spending much more on energy and, inevitably, less on everything else.
If readers remain unconvinced, they need only look inside their wallets or check their bank balances. The evidence is there. Continued …
Baht Slides to 15-Month Low
The Thai baht has fallen to its weakest level in 15 months, depreciating by more than 6% since the start of the year, as soaring global energy costs and lingering Middle East tensions push Thailand’s current account into deficit.
The baht’s first-half weakness reflects Thailand’s structural exposure to energy imports rather than any deterioration in underlying fundamentals, according to Roong Sanguanruang, senior vice president of Krungsri’s Global Markets Planning Division. Continued …
Thailand on alert as US Section 301 probe raises tariff risk up to 25%
Thailand’s trade relationship with the United States is entering a critical new phase as Washington prepares to use Section 301 of the US Trade Act of 1974 to examine countries accused of unfair trade practices.
The move has put Thai exporters on alert, with experts warning that Thailand could face additional tariffs of up to 25% if the United States proceeds with action on two issues: forced labor controls and structural excess production capacity. Continued …
Land bridge plan to be revised, China-Singapore route accelerated
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered officials concerned to revise the land bridge project of the government while speeding up other transport projects linking Thailand, China, Laos, Malaysia and Singapore, according to the government spokesman.
Government spokeswoman Rachada Dhnadirek said yesterday that Anutin instructed relevant government organizations to revise the land bridge project and speed up road and rail projects ready for implementation to remedy “missing links” and complete transport networks. Continued …
Thai Airways sees aviation recovery in H2 despite fuel uptick
The financial results of Thai Airways International (THAI) are expected to bottom out in the second quarter, while recently approved tourism stimulus efforts should help airlines in the second half even as renewed US-Iran tensions cause jet fuel prices to rise, say analysts.
Thanapol Jiratanakij, an analyst at CGS International Securities (Thailand), said the flag carrier’s management acknowledged that advance bookings softened in the second quarter amid the Middle East war, yet underlying travel demand remained resilient based on consistently high cabin factors despite industry-wide fare increases. Continued …
Thai travelers embrace ‘run-cation’ as marathon trips surge across Asia
Thai travelers are increasingly turning marathon weekends into full travel experiences, as the “run-cation” trend — traveling while joining running events — gains momentum across Asia.
According to accommodation search data from Agoda, Thai travelers are planning more trips around major marathon events, not only in Thailand but also in popular race destinations across the region. The trend reflects a growing appetite for travel with a purpose, combining sport, health and discovery in one journey. Continued …
Chon Buri tourism sector presses for regulatory reforms
Chon Buri tourism operators are urging the Ministry of Tourism and Sports to address persistent issues affecting the low season and safety, including unlicensed hotels, illegal tour operators and unregulated entertainment venues.
Tourism and Sports Minister Surasak Phancharoenworakul visited Chon Buri and Pattaya last Friday to discuss tourism measures with operators, including the Association of the Chonburi Tourism Federation (ACTF). Continued …
Confusing Thai Time-Counting Method: Why ‘2’ Means 8 PM in Thailand
If you’ve ever had a conversation with a Thai person, you might have encountered their unique way of telling time.
For example, they might say, “Let’s get dinner at 2!” leaving you confused for a moment until we realize our mistake and say, “Oh, I meant 8 PM.” Even if a Thai person speaks fluent English, growing up in a Thai household means this slip-up happens all the time. Continued …
Thai exporters risk losing orders as environmental rules tighten
Thai exporters risk losing orders and access to major markets unless they accelerate compliance with tightening environmental and sustainability rules, EXIM Thailand has warned, as the state-owned bank prepares ESG-reporting assistance and green loans carrying interest rates from 2.75%.
The United States, European Union and China, which together account for more than 40% of Thailand’s export value, are steadily raising environmental, carbon and sustainability standards, according to Charat Rattanaboonniti, president of the Export-Import Bank of Thailand. Continued …
Thai SMEs Must Go Green to Survive the Low-Carbon Economy
A new set of trade rules is sweeping through the business world. This time, it is not about price or quality. It is about carbon reduction — and whether companies can keep up.
Environmental pressures are rocking global trade and its supply chains to the core. Businesses are expected to take responsibility for their environmental impact, not as a choice, but as a condition of market access. Continued …
PM to press Myanmar on river pollution
Thailand will hold talks with Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing next month on cross-border environmental and security issues, including toxic contamination in the Kok River, agricultural burning and narcotics production, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said yesterday.
Anutin said environmental protection featured prominently in his discussions with Chinese leaders, including green economic development, clean energy and environmentally friendly manufacturing aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Continued …
Thai police probe Chinese nominee luxury home network
Thai police have raided 20 locations in an alleged nominee-property network said to have acquired 33 luxury homes worth more than 1.275 billion baht for a Chinese national. the homes were held through 33 Thai companies, with Thai nationals named as shareholders and directors. The properties were in high-end estates around Pattanakarn Road and Krungthep Kreetha Road in Bangkok. Continued …
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As part of its sustainability journey, the resort has implemented a wide range of initiatives designed to reduce its environmental impact and promote responsible hospitality. These include reducing single-use plastics through the use of water filtration systems and glass bottles, implementing energy-saving systems in meeting facilities, and operating an on-site wastewater treatment system that allows treated water to be reused for landscape irrigation. 
Dreaming of a life in Thailand that’s both vibrant and affordable? Join me on a journey through Hua Hin, a charming coastal town that offers incredible livability! In this video, I’ll address what you need to know about making Hua Hin your home, from where to stay to how to navigate the town like a local.
An anti-corruption watchdog has urged the government to step up its fight against graft after a local government recruitment exam scandal, warning the case exposes deep-rooted problems in the bureaucracy and could damage Thailand’s international reputation.
Thai customs officials have seized 1.6 tons of dried cannabis buds concealed among blankets and duvet covers in two export containers destined for the Netherlands at Laem Chabang Port in Chon Buri province.
Global oil prices climbed about 2% to their highest closing levels in five weeks yesterday, as escalating conflict in the Middle East intensified concerns over possible disruption to major energy supply routes.
It would be so easy for Donald Trump to escape from the trap he has built for himself in the Persian Gulf. Just declare a victory and leave.
Six of Thailand’s largest listed banks reported a combined net profit of approximately 101.4 billion baht for the first half of 2026, as wealth management and fee income cushioned the impact of falling interest margins, though ratings agency Fitch has warned that earnings and asset quality across the sector face further pressure in the second half of the year.
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Senators propose 3 sites for UNESCO list
Khao Tom is cool again
There’s a new threat on the horizon that could soon sweep the world, raising food and energy prices and disrupting supply chains at a time when the world is least able to cope. It’s called El Niño and forecasts are calling for the one of the strongest on record in the fourth quarter of this year — in other words a “super El Niño.”
The Ministry of Tourism and Sports, through the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with AirAsia Group to elevate mutual tourism promotion under the concept “Amazing Thailand: Feel All the Feelings.” The agreement encompasses marketing collaborations, communications, aviation route connectivity between Thailand and Malaysia, and market intelligence exchanges to drive short-haul travel — particularly from the Malaysian market.
The Cha Am Squid Festival will return Sept. 12–19, with the annual event taking place at the Cha Am Beach viewpoint. The festival is officially known as the 25th Eat Shellfish, Catch Squid @ Cha Am Festival.
Prachuap Khiri Khan has launched a vaping campaign to improve awareness among young people about the dangers of cigarettes, e-cigarettes and nicotine addiction. Deputy Gov. Prateep Boriboonrat opened the training program at Hadthong Hotel in Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan yesterday.
A recent wedding controversy involving a Thai bride and a foreign groom has renewed attention on Sin Sod, the Thai marriage custom in which the groom or his family presents money, gold or other valuables during the ceremony.
Nearly a year after border crossings between Thailand and Cambodia were shut, intermittent diplomatic overtures have yet to produce the political trust needed to reopen them, leaving border communities and businesses facing an increasingly prolonged economic standstill.
Iran attacked a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz early today, forcing its crew to abandon the ship even as the United States conducted yet-another round of airstrikes targeting the Islamic Republic over control of the key waterway.
The baht is expected to continue weakening against the US dollar this week after falling to a nearly 15-month low, driven by renewed tensions in the Middle East.
The Thai Restaurant Assn. is asking the government to connect raw material wholesalers with restaurants to lower ingredient costs, rather than providing subsidies for each dish.
Thailand studies Bangkok Port closure and entertainment complex plan
Thailand is entering a new phase of trade uncertainty as the United States shifts its strategy from broad-based reciprocal tariffs to targeted investigations under Section 301 of the US Trade Act of 1974.
Thailand’s use of export privileges under free-trade agreements continued to expand in April, with the value of shipments claiming preferential treatment reaching US$31.77 billion.
The Industry Ministry is drafting a landmark law aimed at regulating data center investments in Thailand, as the country grapples with the environmental and infrastructural challenges posed by the sector’s rapid growth.
Thai Beverage, the maker of Chang beer and SangSom rum, is considering a potential sale of its KFC restaurant franchise business in Thailand, according to people familiar with the matter.
New partnerships with seven large corporations in China are expected to help Thailand attract a new, younger customer segment and generate total revenue of nearly 300 billion baht, despite limited flight capacity, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).
Thailand’s rich culture, beautiful landscapes and distinctive cuisine aren’t the only reasons why tourists keep flocking to the country. Thailand has been leading Asia in medical tourism, with more than a million foreigners travelling to the country every year for medical and surgical procedures.
Bangkok is preparing to host its largest HYROX event yet, as the global fitness race returns for four days of competition, bringing together more than 20,000 athletes from Aug. 13–16.
Korat Buddhist Lent candle festival returns with grand parade
Thailand is leaning hard into solar and wind power, and households are beginning to see the payoff: lower electricity bills. A report says cleaner energy and more competitive long-term contracts are pushing down the average cost of power, an important signal in a region where air-conditioning demand can hammer family budgets.
Heavily reliant on pesticides, Thai agriculture is ‘trapped in a vicious cycle’
The United States will impose 50% tariffs on nearly US$20-billion worth of Canadian imports, escalating tensions between the two closely integrated economies and threatening a fresh phase in President Donald Trump’s global trade campaign. 
French lawmakers are expected to approve a bill banning social media access for children under 15 today, putting France at the forefront of similar efforts in the European Union (EU). 
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Thailand’s government has ordered nationwide inspections of electric vehicle dealers and showrooms, tightening scrutiny of a market that has grown faster than the regulatory and after-sales infrastructure built to support it.
A total of 7,024 businesses ceased operations in the first half of this year, up 12.5% year-on-year, with total registered capital of 98.9 billion baht, an increase of 224%, according to the Department of Business Development (DBD).
Thailand expects more than B70 billion in investment from four leading Chinese electric vehicle and advanced-technology companies, following talks in Chengdu yesterday. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas said the commitments followed a Thailand investment roadshow led by Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul in the Chinese city.
Corrupt government officials are seen as the leading reason foreigners can illegally run businesses in Thailand, according to a nationwide NIDA Poll. Some 67.1% of respondents blamed corruption or misconduct among state officials for businesses directly operated by foreigners or run through Thai nominees.
Pet ownership creates a new economic opportunity
Thailand plans to halve visa-free entry from 60 to 30 days for citizens of 54 countries, including Switzerland, a move likely to affect those seasonal retirees who spend much of the European winter in the kingdom. The change has not yet appeared in the Royal Gazette. It will take effect 15 days after publication. Until then, Swiss visitors and other eligible nationals can still enter visa-free for 60 days.
Thailand advances B12-billion Koh Samui cruise terminal project
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It’s no secret that Thailand is home to some of the world’s most stunning stays. Beyond breezy beachfront resorts, Thailand is also home to stunning art-filled hotels where art takes center stage — whether through paintings, sculptures, bold design, traditional Thai craftsmanship, or contemporary installations.
Russia battered Ukraine’s capital Kyiv overnight with one of its biggest ballistic missile barrages of the war, killing at least one person and wounding 16 others, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said yesterday. 
Cocaine addiction rehab in Thailand spans budget value centers to five-star clinics, and the right fit depends on price, location, and clinical need. Clinicians treat cocaine dependence through the mind, not a prescription pad, which raises the stakes on choosing well. The wrong center wastes money and momentum, while the right one separates a person from triggers and rebuilds the brain’s reward system.
TrueMoney, Southeast Asia’s leading fintech platform under Ascend Money, has rolled out Thailand’s first inclusive “tap-to-pay” digital financial service. “The move is part of a strategy designed to make contactless payments more accessible for consumers,” said Monsinee Nakapanant, co-president of Ascend Money.
Thailand, a country of 67 million inhabitants, has an elderly population of more than 12 million people, and growing, with medical needs that require highly trained staff. This is straining the capacity to meet the needs of this age group and is negatively impacting health services that provide increasingly sophisticated medical services.
The government has insisted cannabis is “not freely available” in Thailand, reiterating that cannabis buds are strictly regulated and may only be bought or sold with a valid medical prescription.
U.S. And Iran Escalate Strikes Across Mideast
Vendors struggle despite aid plan
Thailand could face a significant blow to exports if proposed US Section 301 tariffs take effect after July 24, according to Pachara Naripthaphan, a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission board.
People’s Party deputy leader Sirikanya Tansakun has strongly criticized the stricter eligibility criteria for the state welfare card program, arguing that the tighter screening process has excluded many genuinely poor people from receiving assistance.
Thailand has asked Japan to support four new water-management projects aimed at improving flood prevention, including measures for the flood-prone Chao Phraya River basin, as the Southeast Asian nation seeks to strengthen resilience against increasingly frequent extreme weather.
A Russian-run nominee network controling more than 775 homes worth over B5 billion, was dismantled in Chonburi, with four arrests, 41 raids and a nationwide investigation now under way into hundreds of companies and suspected foreign land ownership. 
Suvarnabhumi arrivals face 2-3 hour immigration queues
Thailand is considering a B2.45-billion tourism stimulus package that could offer 500,000 travel co-payment entitlements, discounts on 400,000 domestic airline seats and support for international flights.
Gastronomy Tourism Tipped to Spread Wealth Beyond Bangkok
The Thai government is preparing to support Phuket singer-guitarist Nene Royal in the next stage of her America’s Got Talent journey and involve her in promoting the country’s tourism, international image and soft power.
Dubai carrier flydubai is pressing ahead with its expansion in Thailand, doubling its daily flights to Bangkok from tomorrow as travel demand between the UAE and Southeast Asia continues to climb despite recent geopolitical uncertainty.
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Hua Hin doesn’t look like a typical retirement hotspot in Thailand. No loud nightlife, no hype, no constant tourist energy. On paper it looks almost too quiet… but that’s exactly why it works so well for long-term living.
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Baan Khun Por Food Court (Father’s House) on Soi 88, is one of the best places in Hua Hin for authentic local Thai food, international cuisine, great prices, live music and a really relaxed friendly local vibe. Open daily from 5 pm until midnight. If you’re visiting Hua Hin and want to try a variety of dishes all in one place, this is definitely a spot you shouldn’t miss. From sizzling stir-fries and fresh seafood to classic Thai favorites, there’s something here for everyone. 
