trade infrastructure

Strengthening Thailand-Laos Relations through Trade and Infrastructure

🌍 Strengthening ThailandLaos Relations through Trade and Infrastructure 🤝 Thailand and Laos are set to increase their bilateral trade value to $11 billion in the next two years, as they discuss collaboration in areas such as trade, investment, energy, and transport connectivity. Together, they aim to enhance infrastructure, combat crossborder haze pollution, and boost cooperation through signed documents. Thailand Laos TradeRelations InfrastructureDevelopment BilateralCooperation CollaborationGoals StrongerTogether

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tourism infrastructure

Boosting Tourism Along the Andaman Coast: Key Infrastructure Developments

“Exciting news for tourism in Thailand’s Andaman coast as the government focuses on enhancing transportation infrastructure in Phuket! Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin inspected ongoing projects like the Second Phuket Airport and Krabi Airport Upgrade. Let’s work together to improve the tourism sector while also considering environmental impact and residents’ livelihoods. ThailandTourism Phuket AndamanCoast SustainableTourism InfrastructureDevelopment”

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tourism infrastructure

Phuket’s Ambitious Plan: A B148 Billion Tourism Upgrade

Exciting news for tourism in Phuket as the Transport Ministry requests a 148billionbaht budget for infrastructure upgrades, including a new airport, to make Phuket a regional hub. With visa exemptions and transport improvements also in the works, Phuket is set to become an even more popular destination! Phuket TourismUpgrade InfrastructureImprovements NewAirport VisaExemptions TransportImprovements WasteManagement EnvironmentalIssues

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infrastructure transport

Southern Land Bridge Megaproject: A Comprehensive Overview

The southern land bridge megaproject, valued at approximately 1 trillion baht, aims to enhance connectivity and boost economic development in Thailand’s southern region. Initiated by the PrayutChanocha government in 2021, the land bridge project complements the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) initiative and is designed to connect the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand via Ranong and Chumphon provinces. The project is set to improve the nation’s land and marine infrastructure.

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world heritage site conservation

Si Thep Historical Park: A World Heritage Site Overwhelmed

Si Thep Historical Park, located in Phetchabun province, has recently been listed as a World Heritage Site (WHS) by UNESCO. This recognition has raised concerns about the park’s preparedness to handle the anticipated increase in tourist numbers. The ancient city of Si Thep was proposed for inclusion in the world heritage list by the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (Onep) and the Fine Arts Department in 2019. With its recent listing as a cultural site during the UNESCO World Heritage Committee’s extended 45th session in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Si Thep became Thailand’s fourth cultural World Heritage Site, joining Sukhothai Historical Park, Ayutthaya Historical Park, and Ban Chiang Archaeological Site.

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tourism wellness

Andaman Wellness Economic Corridor: Boosting Wellness and Tourism in Thailand

Phuket’s tourism and property development sectors have urged Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin to consider the Andaman Wellness Economic Corridor (AWC) proposal, which aims to boost wellnessrelated investments and tourism in the Andaman provinces, including Phuket, Krabi, Phangnga, Ranong, Trang, and Satun. The AWC proposal was submitted during Prime Minister Srettha’s visit to Phuket and Phangnga in August 2023.

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infrastructure renewable energy

Koh Sichang: Development and Challenges

Koh Sichang, a popular island in Chon Buri, has been experiencing ongoing development in various sectors. Recently, the director of the Crown Property Bureau, ACM Satitpong Sukvimol, visited the island alongside other senior officials to follow up on the progress of several projects. Among these are a 3.1hectare solar farm and additional groundwater facilities.

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transportation infrastructure

Faster Train Travel Coming to Northeast Thailand

The Thai government has announced plans to partially open the Map KabaoJira Junction doubletrack railway line in 2024, which will significantly increase train travel speeds in the region. Currently, passenger trains on the existing singletrack lines can only reach speeds of 50km/h. However, with the completion of the doubletrack upgrade, train speeds will increase to 120km/h for passenger services and 60km/h for freight trains.

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