The Bangkok Post on MSN1d
Thai trainee’s death in Japan being investigated
Foreign Affairs Minister Maris Sangiampongsa on Tuesday ordered officials at the Thai embassy in Japan to investigate the ...
Khaosod English6h
Labor Ministry Assists Family of Thai Student Who Died in Japan
The Thai government is coordinating efforts to repatriate the remains of a Thai vocational student who was found deceased in Hiroshima, Japan, after being reported missing for nearly a month.
ジャパンタイムズ8h
The White Lotus is already driving a travel boom in Thailand
Ahead of the HBO show’s third season premiere, Thai tourism authorities, hoteliers and travel agents are readying for a surge ...
Thai embassy in Japan ordered to investigate death of Thai intern
BANGKOK: The Thai embassy in Japan is investigating the death of a Thai intern in Hiroshima, as his family suspects foul play ...
Bangkok Post3h
Japanese 7-Eleven owner seeks help from CP Group
TOKYO - The founding family of Seven & i Holdings is asking Thailand’s Charoen Pokphand Group to invest in a management ...
The Thaiger13d
Rising sun eclipses Thailand: Japan now No.1 for Chinese tourists
With Thailand’s foreign arrivals target upped from 39 million to 40 million this year, the TAT recognises the need to adapt ...
The Bangkok Post on MSN18h
Japan, China still tops for Thai travellers
Despite surging costs, Japan and China are expected to remain the top destinations for outbound Thai travellers this year, with at least 2.5 million flocking to those countries thanks to visa ...
Business Times2h
Seven & i founding family seeks investment from Thailand's Charoen Pokphand: NHK
THE founding family of Japan’s Seven & i is asking Thailand’s Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group to invest in a management buyout of ...
esmmagazine.com3h
Seven & i Founding Family Seeks Investment From Thailand's Charoen Pokphand: Report
The founding family of Japan's Seven & i is asking Thailand's Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group to invest in a management buyout.
Nikkei Asia1d
Lawson takes on 7-Eleven in Thailand with Japanese food focus
BANGKOK -- Thai conglomerate Saha Group has some new weapons in its fight against convenience store leader 7-Eleven: fried chicken and rice balls. Saha is selling more Japanese food and other products ...