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Electronic waste, or e-waste, has become one of the pressing environmental concerns in rapidly urbanising cities worldwide, and Bangkok is no exception. From obsolete smartphones to discarded household appliances, e-waste contains hazardous substances such as mercury, lead, and cadmium that, if improperly managed, can lead to severe contamination of soil, water, and air, posing significant […]

Bangkok’s real estate scene in 2025 has been a rollercoaster. With global economic jitters, rising oil prices, and political shifts making investors a bit cautious, it has been a challenging year. But don’t write off Bangkok just yet! Bangkok remains Thailand’s economic hub, drawing in astute investors eager to seize promising opportunities, particularly with the

Thailand is backing green technology startups to build a cleaner, smarter, and brighter future. Today’s business trend is that customers are concerned about environmental issues, and organizations that prioritize sustainability will get more support. Thailand, including Bangkok, is making bold moves to support a cleaner and more sustainable future, and it’s doing it through green

In Southeast Asia, in particular, President Donald Trump’s implementation of a comprehensive tax reform plan in early 2025 has had a profound impact on global investment patterns. Knowing the direct and indirect impacts of this strategy is particularly important for foreign investors, including opportunities in Thailand, especially in Bangkok.  Let’s see the direct and indirect

Under President Donald Trump, the U.S. administration presented a comprehensive tax policy revision in early 2025 to boost U.S. competitiveness. These adjustments include corporate tax advantages for multinational corporations, repatriation of American money, and increased tariffs on Asian imports. Although these policies are changing worldwide investment patterns, Thailand is reacting proactively by strengthening its position

The late March 2025 Bangkok earthquake, which originated in the Myanmar region, caused physical shaking and unexpectedly undermined confidence in the Thai economy in at least the short term. The shaking in tall buildings of Bangkok’s central business district has raised widespread concern among the public and investors, who closely monitor the consequences. The Bangkok

At the end of 2024, Bangkok Province, led by Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, Governor of Bangkok, welcomed Mr. Kim Young Hwan, Governor of Chungcheongbuk Province, Republic of Korea, and his delegation to discuss between the two provinces, seeing the importance of the development plan, cooperation to create business opportunities, and extending the culture, tourism, and trade

Bangkok has once again made an international culinary splash, having been ranked the 2025 second-best food city in the world by Time Out, the world’s influential lifestyle, travel, and experiences magazine. This placement is a remarkable jump from 6th the previous year, behind only New Orleans, United States. This second-place ranking in Time Out’s list

In 2025, Bangkok will continuously be the most important area for investing in Thailand, driving the economy and accounting for 46.6% of the country’s GDP. With important factors such as: The expected influx of around 40 million tourists due to the continued recovery in Thailand’s tourism sector will drive up demand for accommodations and dining

Over the past year, Thailand has been very successful in developing soft power to the point of being ranked 40th in the world and 3rd in ASEAN in the Global Soft Power Index 2024 by Brand Finance, and U.S. News & World Report ranked Thailand as having the 8th best cultural heritage in the world.