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Stress relief: Sound healing & puppy cuddles
Read more: Stress relief: Sound healing & puppy cuddlesIn response to modern stress and constant hustle, experts at Pawse Club in Bangkok are offering a sensory therapy that combines sound healing, taste and touch-based experiences, including puppy cuddles, to help balance the nervous system and promote relaxation.
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In pursuit of work-life balance
Read more: In pursuit of work-life balance“I’m really sorry, I can’t come today. I’m stuck in meetings all day,” is a line I’m sure you’ve said a couple of times on the phone, or have had it echoed back to you when you’re trying to make plans.
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Export value could take B200bn hit
Read more: Export value could take B200bn hitThailand is expected to lose roughly 200 billion baht in export value this year if the US imposes tariff rates of 25-36% on Thai products, according to the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC).
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Phuket sees 5.85 million visitors in first 5 months
Read more: Phuket sees 5.85 million visitors in first 5 monthsRussians, Chinese and Indians were Phuket’s largest groups of tourists in the first five months of this year, generating around 223 billion baht in revenue, says the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).
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MPs take up amnesty proposals
Read more: MPs take up amnesty proposalsThe House of Representatives on Wednesday began intense deliberations on five bills to foster social harmony and grant amnesty for political offences, submitted by MPs and citizen groups.
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Safety fears, not casinos, keeping Chinese away, argues Paetongtarn
Read more: Safety fears, not casinos, keeping Chinese away, argues PaetongtarnSuspended prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has denied Chinese President Xi Jinping discouraged Chinese from visiting Thailand because of her party’s plan for legal casinos, saying that people’s safety was the prime concern.
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Two senior monks defrocked over sex videos
Read more: Two senior monks defrocked over sex videosTwo senior monks have been defrocked following the seizure of sex videos and over 80,000 images featuring sex between a woman and high-ranking clergy at well-known temples in Bangkok and other provinces.
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Opposition blames tourism losses on casino policy
Read more: Opposition blames tourism losses on casino policyAnutin Charnvirakul, former interior minister and leader of the now opposition Bhumjaithai Party, blames a sharp decline in Chinese arrivals and losses in Thailand’s tourism sector on the Pheu Thai-led government’s dismissive attitude towards Chinese President Xi Jinping’s repeated warnings against its casino legalisation policy.
