Celebrate Songkran at Conrad Bangkok Experience an another wonderful and unique Thai food for summer seasons

March 30, 2012

As the festive season of Thai New Year draws near, Conrad Bangkok invites you to celebrate the Thai New Year with a Songkran Special at Cafe@2 French – Thai Brasserie, a truly unique culinary experience with traditional Songkran style of cooking. A delight not to be missed!

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VIE hotel bangkok VIE’s fun and inspirational cooking class

March 27, 2012

Learn the intricate art of Thai cuisine and discover how to cook a variety of dishes with our talented chefs who offer in-depth knowledge, tips, tricks, as well as authentic recipes. VIE’s Cooking Class offers a fun and informal way of learning uncomplicated, delicious, contemporary Thai cooking.

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160 Chinese Couples to Tie the Knot in Cha-am, Thai Style

September 24, 2012

A total of 160 couples from China are to tie the knot in the first such joint mass ceremony to be held in the Thai beach resort of Cha-am on Oct 10.

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Cha-am annual tourism festival will begin in September

August 16, 2012

A popular tourist town of Cha-am and the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) are inviting everyone to visit Cha-am’s annual tourism festival, that is guaranteed to bring travelers a unique experience, from September 8-16, 2012 in Phetchaburi province.

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A tale of two sisters

May 24, 2012

Pa Hin Ngam and Sai Thong national parks are an ideal place for getting footloose and fancy free

The rainy season is due and Chaiyaphum province is all set to lay out its welcome mat of colourful wild flowers. From early June to late August, the Siam tulips, or dok krachiao, in pink and ivory white will pop up and carpet two national parks - Pa Hin Ngam and Sai Thong. Like two sisters who have their eye on the same guy, these two national parks complete to win the hearts of weekenders and longer stayers alike.

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Chanthaburi: A walk in the park

November 23, 2012

Chanthaburi has turned a public park into a walking street in the hope it will attract more tourists to visit the eastern seaboard town.

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Faasai Resort and Spa Invites Travellers to Explore Chanthaburi

June 21, 2012

Faasai Resort and Spa is inviting guests to take a tour of Chanthaburi, which they describe as a “hidden gem” - an elegant city steeped in history and rich in natural beauty. Travellers can visit gemstone markets, museums, temples, the largest cathedral in Thailand, and stroll along a river bank lined with old Chinese shop houses.

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Hot air over Chiang Mai

November 20, 2012

Chiang Mai International Balloon Festival, 23 to 25 November, should attract more visitors this year as it precedes the nationwide Loi Krathong festival by just a few days.

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Lanterns pose safety threat

November 8, 2012

Chiang Mai governor, Thanin Supasan, warned that the province will suffer a cold snap during the coming dry season and the renewed threat of haze is already top of his office agenda.

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Chiang Rai Flower Fair 2012

December 7, 2012

The Chiang Rai Flower Fair 2012 is set to kick off next week to welcome the cool season.

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Chiang Rai’s commutes improve

July 9, 2012

For the first time, visitors and residents can enjoy the luxury of flagging down a meter-taxi here in this northern-most town in Thailand.

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In the eye of the storm

October 18, 2012

Grey clouds blanket the sky, turning the blue sea into grey. The coast is empty when all fishing boats seek refuge in the canal and small bay. Tourists are on alert for news about the latest storm. All signs of an average day in Chumphon.

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Chilling out in Chumphon

February 22, 2012

The sleepy seaside southern province is perfect for holidaymakers wanting little else than serenity and sumptuous food.

A small province wedged between Prachuap Khiri Khan to the north and Surat Thani to the south, Chumphon faces a tourism dilemma. That's particularly true of its provincial seat, Chumphon town which, at 500 kilometres from Bangkok, is considered too far for a weekend getaway and while travellers may pull in for a night on their way to popular destinations like Phuket or Krabi, most holidaymakers tend to pass straight through. The result is that this province remains largely undisturbed though that makes it heaven for anyone wanting to far away from the madding crowd.

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Venice comes to Hua Hin

October 4, 2012

A new theme community mall will be soon open in Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan province.

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Elephant polo breaks records

September 20, 2012

The 11th annual King’s Cup Elephant Polo Tournament came to a close Sunday in the popular seaside town of Hua Hin with organisers claiming it was the biggest so far in  its 11 years.

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Latest attraction in Khon Kaen

August 6, 2012

Two Khon Kaen-based companies, Sirikarn Group and Fairy Plaza, have jointly invested 350 million baht to launch Ton Tann Green Market as a new attraction in the Northeastern province.

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Amazing Khon Kaen Fantasy World

December 20, 2011

December 29 – 30
Be captivated by Glow Park, the festive highlight in Khon Kaen city centre, enjoy local delicacies being offered by various food stalls, and take part in various activities.

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Koh Kut: Your own private paradise ... Almost

August 27, 2012

A respite from the islands that have become overrun with revellers, this spot in the Gulf of Thailand will allow you to get back to nature, while still staying pleasantly pampered

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Music festival on Samet

June 28, 2012

Samed Island’s music festival will return 14 July, organised by the Samed Resort Group.

The 10th Sai Kaew Music Festival on Sai Kaew Beach is organised to help attract domestic travel during the low-season, which runs from May to September.

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Samui: Feast on fine food

August 27, 2012

Samui is promoting its second Samui Fine Dining Festival 2012 that will run from September to October highlighting both independent restaurants and signature restaurants in hotels.

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Samui tourism supports second airport

July 31, 2012

Access to Samui Island remains one of the major problems that is limiting the island’s tourist arrivals as well as curtailing the island’s tourism industry from actively marketing their products, worldwide, local entrepreneurs told TTR Weekly over the weekend.

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PM to support Krabi tourism

September 19, 2012

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said sustainability was the key factor that should govern development of Krabi’s tourism in the long-term.

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The Ritz-Carlton Reserve, Phulay Bay

June 20, 2012

The Ritz-Carlton brand is famous the world over for its commitment to superior service and dedication to guest luxury.

So, when the award-winning hotel chain announced the boutique brand extension, Ritz-Cartlon Reserve, specifically targeting the most discerning travellers, expectation was understandably high.

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In search of Lampang-ness

October 30, 2012

Two communities _ one in Lampang and the other in Phuket _ are working to set up interactive museums intended to celebrate important aspects of local heritage and social identity

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In the city of roosters

August 16, 2012

For motorists heading to Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai, Lampang may be just a pit stop. However, if you linger a bit longer, you will notice that the town has a lot to offer.

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TAT promotes Loei festivals

October 19, 2012

 Loei province opens its winter tourism season with the introduction of two new festivals to attract more tourists through to January 2013.

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Whitewater adventures in Loei

July 9, 2012

Whitewater rafting in Phu Ruea is attracting more adventure seeking tourists to this northeast province, according to a Tourism Authority of Thailand Loei office report.

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