Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's Facebook recently deleted a video summarising his official visit to Thailand over an apparent soundtrack blunder. It sang the wrong tune as “Om Phra Ma Phut ...

What comes to mind when you think of Thai food? For many, it is a spread of seafood-heavy curries, meat-loaded stir-fries, and broths laced with fish sauce — in short, a cuisine that is not ...

A Japanese tourist was kicked out of a hotel over a cannabis-fuelled outburst in Thailand. The manbun-wearing guest had reportedly smoked a marijuana joint before rampaging through the Tapae Gate ...

This seemingly valid question was asked during an episode of season three of “The White Lotus” by Kate (Leslie Bibb), one of three women in Thailand on a girls’ trip together — but who don ...

Retailers across Thailand are bracing for a potential shortage of Nescafé instant coffee after a court order temporarily halted its production, manufacturing, sales, and importation into the Kingdom.

Poj Aramwattananont, the chairman of the chamber, said that neither Thai exporters nor US importers know who will bear the increased costs arising from the tariffs. The burden typically falls on ...

Thailand’s tourism boom isn’t just calling for new resorts or luxury upgrades, it’s demanding a deeper fix: the overhaul of outdated, fragmented payment systems that mar the entire guest ...

BANGKOK -- Paul Chambers, a respected American university lecturer, on Tuesday became the first foreign academic to be charged under Thailand's controversial lese-majeste law. Chambers ...

When you finally head out on that long-awaited vacation, its the little luxuries that truly enhance the experience and set you in the frame of mind to truly relax. The freedom not to think about ...

A US academic is facing jail for insulting Thailand’s monarchy. Paul Chambers, an American scholar, has been detained under the Kingdom’s strict lese-majeste law. Chambers was earlier denied by bail ...

BANGKOK — A U.S. political science scholar accused by the Thai military of insulting the Southeast Asian nation’s monarchy — an offense punishable by up to 15 years in prison — was jailed ...