TAT Showcases the Vibrant Essence of Thai Culture at Mumbai Travel Festival
The Tourism Authority of Thailand highlighted Thai culture at the Gypsy Travel Festival 2026 in Mumbai, captivating over 5,500 attendees...
PRD Thailand
PRD is under the supervision of the Prime Minister’s Office. It is the national information and communication agency, charged with informing the public, both local and foreign, of the Thai government's policies and activities while reflecting the people’s needs and concerns. PRD strives to be both a strategic planner and a content creator while also being a technology-oriented organization.
Bangkok Steps Up PM2.5 Controls Amid Dust Risk
Bangkok is ramping up efforts to tackle PM2.5 pollution amid weak air circulation, increasing dust accumulation risks. Improved ventilation is...
Nippon Maru Brings ASEAN–Japan Youth to Bangkok
The Ministry of Social Development welcomed over 200 youth delegates from ASEAN and Japan aboard the Nippon Maru for cultural...
Thailand’s Department of Health Lowers “Normal Sweetness” Standard to 50%
Thailand's Department of Health has revised the "normal sweetness" standard for beverages from 100% to 50% to promote healthier consumption...
Yaowarat Illuminates in Celebration of the Thailand–China Lunar New Year
Bangkok's Yaowarat Road dazzles with Chinese New Year lights, celebrating diplomatic ties with China. The TAT hosts related events, including...
Cabinet Acknowledges Visa Measures to Boost Thailand’s Tourism and Economy
The Cabinet approved visa measures to boost tourism and Thailand's economy, including special exemptions, a Destination Thailand Visa, and plans...
PM Inaugurates Thailand’s Chinese New Year Festival 2026
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul launched the Thailand Chinese New Year Festival 2026 at Government House, celebrating 51 years of Thailand-China...
Thailand’s Transit Trade Reaches Record High of 1.04 Trillion Baht in 2025
In 2025, Thailand's border and transit trade reached 1.93 trillion baht, growing 6.7%. Transit trade surged 24.4%, driven by exports...
