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Thailand's government plans to restructure the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, separating sports into its own ministry and merging tourism with culture. This aims to improve administrative efficiency, reduce budget overlap, and enhance soft power, boosting the tourism sector's competitiveness.
The Thai government is moving forward with a key policy to restructure the Ministry of Tourism and Sports. By separating the sports division and merging tourism with culture, the aim is to enhance the efficiency of tourism promotion and strengthen contributions to the national economy. This restructuring is expected to lead to quicker decision-making and improved international competitiveness.
The consortium behind the high-speed rail project linking Bangkok to three airports has denied reports of contract termination. Asia Era One stated its letter to the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) was to protect contractual rights, not withdraw. However, ongoing issues with a drainage canal and changing economic conditions necessitate concession amendments, impacting project readiness.
Thailand's government will begin screening projects under its 400 billion baht emergency loan program this month, following a Constitutional Court ruling that deemed the borrowing decree constitutional. This clears the way for spending to support households, farmers, businesses, and energy transition initiatives.
The East-Northern Industrial Fair 2026 will showcase over 100 businesses from four Upper Northern Thai provinces in Bangkok from August 12-16, 2026. The event aims to boost regional economies and expand market access.
Asset World Corp (AWC) plans an 8-billion-baht investment to redevelop Asiatique The Riverfront in Bangkok, featuring a new "Avatar: Guardians of Eywa" attraction. The move aims to transform the site into a family-oriented global experience hub.
The high-speed rail project in Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), intended to link Don Mueang, Suvarnabhumi, and U-tapao airports, is set for significant revisions as the government considers seeking a new private investor, according to the EEC Office.
The high-speed rail project connecting three airports in Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) is at a crossroads, with the government urged to decide soon whether to seek a new private investor or revise project specifications to ensure its viability.
Thailand's leading real estate group, AWC, has announced major development projects along Bangkok's Chao Phraya River. The initiatives aim to promote sustainable tourism and enhance the city's appeal as a global destination.
Thai conglomerate CP Group has denied reports of terminating its high-speed rail project contract, citing issues with land handover, public waterways, and passenger targets impacting funding.
Thailand's leading public transport operator, BTS Group, has donated supplies to police officers operating in the Thai-Cambodian border region. This initiative aims to strengthen border security and contribute to the local community.
Airports of Thailand (AOT) has launched a new campaign to promote transparency and integrity. This initiative aims to prevent corruption within the organization and foster more ethical business operations.
Thailand's TSB and Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon have signed an MOU to build a smart mobility ecosystem. This collaboration aims to drive technological development and human resource cultivation, enhancing national competitiveness.
MGR Online (Regional) の配信先頭では「ロッブリーはナライ・ラチャニウェート王生誕 360 周年を記念するイベントを開催し、ナライ大王を讃える幕『アフター・ザ・ラスト・ライト』の幕を上げる。 」と伝えています。
MGR Online (Business)の配信見出しでは「「シリポン」が輸送レベルのアップグレードへ「パトゥムタニ」がフィーダーを押してランシット駅に接続 -レッドがNTPを延長し、7月23日に針を押します。 今後、最高のものをお見せします。
Samut Songkhram province in Thailand will host a large-scale festival at Bang Kung Fort from November 6-8, aiming to attract over 10,000 tourists and establish the event as a major annual attraction.
Thailand's Department of Internal Trade has partnered with Bangkok Expressway and Metro Public Company Limited (BEM) to launch the "Thailand: The Land of Tropical Fruits" festival on the MRT. This initiative aims to directly supply fresh tropical fruits to urban dwellers and boost agricultural product distribution.
An Ayutthaya province sawmill was raided on suspicion of harboring illegally logged timber, leading to the seizure of substantial wood and five chainsaws. The operation is part of an expanded investigation linking to a timber smuggling ring busted in Northern Thailand.
TOA Corporation, in partnership with Chulalongkorn University, has launched "CU Rangers," an event designed to showcase the innovative works of students. Featuring over 150 projects from five faculties, the initiative aims to foster student development and their potential contributions to future industries.
Thailand's Justice Minister, alongside the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), raided five suspected companies on Koh Samui and Koh Phangan linked to illicit nominee land ownership by foreigners. These firms allegedly used Thai nationals as nominees to bypass the Foreign Business Act.
Thai authorities have detained Zhang Xinyan, 55, a Hong Kong activist wanted on national security charges, just hours before her scheduled departure to Canada under a refugee resettlement agreement. Human rights groups warn of the risk of forced repatriation to China.
MGRオンライン（ビジネス）は、「BMTAはプラジャディポック通りエリアを避けるために（臨時）バスルートを調整している」と述べている。 今後も最高のものをお見せしていきます。
MGR Online (Business) は「ファルコン保険」と訳されます ハジャイ支店に浸透 強力な損害保険パートナーの役割を強調 包括的な保険商品を完備 南部地域の保険ニーズをサポート」と伝えています。 前回（2026-07-10）と同様となります。
Khao Kheow Zoo in Chonburi, Thailand, announced plans to build a new attraction, "Hippo Village," with an investment of 75 million baht to celebrate its second anniversary. Completion is targeted for 2027.
Three Thai sailors have filed a lawsuit seeking damages from their employers, alleging they were put at risk and rendered unable to work after their vessel was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. The sailors have been diagnosed with PTSD and are unlikely to resume their careers.
Sakeo Province in eastern Thailand is developing a new tourist route to revitalize the Huai Khayong area. The plan aims to transform the previously overlooked 'Ban Teo Than' into an attractive destination through a cross-country event.
MGR Online (Business)の配信予想では「シリポン氏は、電車のトンネル内の浸水は改善される可能性が高いことを明らかにした。 道路の陥没率は減少しました。
警察はパヤオの男性が客室乗務員を募集した人物の近親者であると発表 公開日：2026年7月10日 18時50分 更新日：2026年7月10日 21時48分 ライター：ワサヨス・ンガムカムとオンライン記者 オーストラリアで拘束されたタイ人客室乗務員事件に関連するヘロイン密売ネットワークの主要容疑者が木曜夜、パヤオ県で逮捕されたと当局が発表した。 金曜日。
Thailand's Deputy Minister of Interior announced the revocation of land title deeds in Phuket exceeding 7 billion baht. Further investigations into an additional 6 billion baht suspected of irregularities are underway, with potential evictions in certain areas within 30 days. This signals a tougher stance against fraudulent land acquisition.
MGR Online (Regional) の配信先頭では「カオカーンソン地区行政機関が外国店舗の視察に出動。 村民の苦情を受けて 書類なしで店を閉めるよう命令 有罪となれば徹底的に起訴することを強調。
MGR Online (South)の配信先頭では「「サンペット」はウタパオ・ハートヤイ運河を探索します。 水路開通のための浚渫を急ぐよう命令 モンスーンへの対応準備完了。
Authorities in Chanthaburi, eastern Thailand, have busted a network illegally selling counterfeit hair care products via live streams. Over 5 million baht worth of goods were seized, as officials aim to eradicate such illicit activities.
The issue of overloaded trucks causing damage to road infrastructure and posing accident risks in Trang Province has become severe. The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) Trang Branch is strengthening its efforts in cooperation with relevant agencies to resolve the problem, with urgent measures being called for.
The Pattaya City Expats Club, a group supporting the expatriate community in Pattaya, is set to resume its activities. Specific details on events and schedules are expected to be announced soon.
A large-scale operation targeting a network of nominee companies was conducted on Koh Samui and Koh Phangan in Thailand's southern Surat Thani province. Cases were found where over 100 companies were registered at a single address, prompting authorities to investigate the true nature of these businesses.
Thailand's Deputy Minister of Interior announced that 40 'nominee' companies, used to conceal actual foreign ownership, have been charged. The Board of Investment (BOI) is investigating 280 firms, with only 8 expected to qualify for loan support.