Olivier Languepin

392 posts
Bangkok Correspondent for Siam News Network. Editor at Thailand Business News
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Thailand welcomed 19 million foreign visitors since January

Tourism is a vital driver of Thailand’s economy, and the government aims to see 28 million arrivals this year, with a focus on attracting more Chinese tourists.
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Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin will visit China in October

The revival of Thailand’s economy heavily relies on the recovery of its tourism sector, and closer cooperation with China can play a significant role in achieving this goal
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Rice Squeeze Hits Asia after India export ban

Rice production is facing a major shortage due to climate-related factors such as floods, droughts, and severe weather. This puts food security and livelihoods at risk as prices rise.
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Thailand Grants Visa Exemption to Chinese and Kazakhstani visitors amidst Declining Tourism

As a result, Thailand’s decision to grant visa exemption to Chinese and Kazakhstani tourists starting from September 25th is seen as a strategic move to attract more visitors and counter the decline in Chinese tourist numbers.
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How China’s economy slowdown affects Thailand

The slower growth in China’s real estate sector and debt problems could potentially lead to an economic crisis impacting both the global and Thai economy.
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Thousands of counterfeit products destroyed by Thai authorities

Thai authorities have destroyed counterfeit goods worth over $16 million in a ceremony in Bangkok. The items, including fake Rolex watches, Louis Vuitton handbags, and cosmetics, were crushed and shredded
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CP group and LDA Capital Launch $2b fund focused on Southeast Asia’s Middle Market

The partnership aims to provide flexible funding to middle market businesses in the region that have traditionally been undercapitalized by local investors and banks.
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Royal pardon cuts ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra’s prison sentence to one year

Thailand’s King has reduced the sentence of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra from eight years to one, citing his age, illness, remorse, and loyalty to the monarchy.