NBTC Approves Trial Run Of 4G Cellular Broadband Service In Thailand - Thailand Forum:
"AIS and TOT will jointly set up 84 cell sites in Bangkok and some major provinces to conduct the testing"
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Post-flood rehab plan for tourism sector - The Nation
Post-flood rehab plan for tourism sector - The Nation:
" the Cabinet approved a special additional budget of Bt450 million for the ongoing construction of Chiang Mai Convention Centre, which is expected to be completed in January and begin hosting events in September next year.
Since the flooding reached Bangkok a few months ago, 250,000 business travellers have stayed away, translating into a loss of Bt3.3 billion, according to the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau."
" the Cabinet approved a special additional budget of Bt450 million for the ongoing construction of Chiang Mai Convention Centre, which is expected to be completed in January and begin hosting events in September next year.
Since the flooding reached Bangkok a few months ago, 250,000 business travellers have stayed away, translating into a loss of Bt3.3 billion, according to the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau."
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Thai Floods May Shift Japan Investment to Indonesia, Vietnam - Businessweek
Thai Floods May Shift Japan Investment to Indonesia, Vietnam - Businessweek:
"“We acknowledge the need to consider diversifying investment inside Thailand and to other countries in the future,” Pioneer spokesman Hiromitsu Kimura said by telephone on Nov. 10, "
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"“We acknowledge the need to consider diversifying investment inside Thailand and to other countries in the future,” Pioneer spokesman Hiromitsu Kimura said by telephone on Nov. 10, "
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Thailand: Policing telecommunications | Oxford Business Group
Thailand: Policing telecommunications | Oxford Business Group:
"On September 5 the senate voted to choose the 11 commissioners from among 44 shortlisted candidates who would make up the board of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), replacing the interim National Telecommunications Commission.
The NBTC has been a long time in the making, having initially been mandated under the 1997 constitution. The process of putting the body in place has been repeatedly delayed due to changes in the political climate and at times heated debate over how it should be set up, and exactly what its roles and responsibilities should b"
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"On September 5 the senate voted to choose the 11 commissioners from among 44 shortlisted candidates who would make up the board of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), replacing the interim National Telecommunications Commission.The NBTC has been a long time in the making, having initially been mandated under the 1997 constitution. The process of putting the body in place has been repeatedly delayed due to changes in the political climate and at times heated debate over how it should be set up, and exactly what its roles and responsibilities should b"
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
PROMENADA Chiangmai Thailand
PROMENADA Chiangmai Thailand:
"As well as Mr Dion Heijmans and Mr Tjeert Kwant, the shareholders of ECC Group, the Dutch developer behind the project, other VIPs present included Dr. Wachara Tantranont of V Group Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai Governor Mom Luang Panutda Ditssakul and the Dutch Ambassador to Thailand, Tjaco van den Hout."
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"As well as Mr Dion Heijmans and Mr Tjeert Kwant, the shareholders of ECC Group, the Dutch developer behind the project, other VIPs present included Dr. Wachara Tantranont of V Group Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai Governor Mom Luang Panutda Ditssakul and the Dutch Ambassador to Thailand, Tjaco van den Hout."
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Bangkok Post : A 'green' mall for Chiang Mai
Bangkok Post : A 'green' mall for Chiang Mai:
"Korakoth Kunalungkarn, executive vice-president of the architecture firm Interior Architecture 103 Co, noted visitors go to community malls for shopping, playing, eating, entertaining, medical care, beauty, banking or family leisure. Many prefer community malls to shopping malls because they can avoid the crowds and noise.
Ms Korakoth is responsible for the interior design of the new Promenada Resort community mall in Chiang Mai. She divided it into two buildings to serve different target groups.
One will serve families with a supermarket, home decoration, sporting goods, fashion, education, health & beauty, banks and fine dining while the other will serve teenagers with entertainment, cinema, sports, karaoke, skating and fast food.
"The concept is green and fresh," she said.
Korakoth: Relaxing outdoor surroundings
The Promenada will be two low-rise buildings bridged together with only three floors each, to keep things cosy."
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"Korakoth Kunalungkarn, executive vice-president of the architecture firm Interior Architecture 103 Co, noted visitors go to community malls for shopping, playing, eating, entertaining, medical care, beauty, banking or family leisure. Many prefer community malls to shopping malls because they can avoid the crowds and noise.Ms Korakoth is responsible for the interior design of the new Promenada Resort community mall in Chiang Mai. She divided it into two buildings to serve different target groups.
One will serve families with a supermarket, home decoration, sporting goods, fashion, education, health & beauty, banks and fine dining while the other will serve teenagers with entertainment, cinema, sports, karaoke, skating and fast food.
"The concept is green and fresh," she said.
Korakoth: Relaxing outdoor surroundings
The Promenada will be two low-rise buildings bridged together with only three floors each, to keep things cosy."
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Friday, September 2, 2011
ECC’S Promenada Resort Mall Chiang Mai Build Progresses Towards a Classy Finish - Yahoo! News
ECC’S Promenada Resort Mall Chiang Mai Build Progresses Towards a Classy Finish - Yahoo! News: "The high-quality specification of this exciting new concept in shopping mall design meant that ECC had been searching for an equally-capable partner for this build; a difficult task as there are no contractors with the direct experience in building ECC’s unique resort mall concept. The skin-deep beauty, the heart and the soul of a truly great mall are the result of materials used, care in the construction and specialist finishing; this has been a very important focus area for ECC. DCM fits the bill perfectly, on the strength of their reputation for excellence and their experience in delivering superbly distinctive projects in the resort mall style, with an exceptional quality of finish."
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Sunday, August 14, 2011
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Thai News : Your site for all news on Thailand
Thai News : Your site for all news on Thailand:
I will be trying to find out if the new building going ahead in the Chiang Mai Business Park is a branch of this operation [ED]
"Wanchai Rattanawong, director of logistics center, University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, said that the ministry’s Department of Export Promotion assigned the center to study about impacts caused by establishment of this big products distribution center of Thailand and China or China City Complex in Thailand.
In the Initial study, the center applies Input-Output Model of the Office of the National Economics and Social Development Board and found out that if such project is established in Thailand"
I will be trying to find out if the new building going ahead in the Chiang Mai Business Park is a branch of this operation [ED]
"Wanchai Rattanawong, director of logistics center, University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, said that the ministry’s Department of Export Promotion assigned the center to study about impacts caused by establishment of this big products distribution center of Thailand and China or China City Complex in Thailand.
In the Initial study, the center applies Input-Output Model of the Office of the National Economics and Social Development Board and found out that if such project is established in Thailand"
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Thailand’s auto industry to reach top 10 by 2015 - Business, Top Stories - Thailand Business News
Thailand’s auto industry to reach top 10 by 2015 - Business, Top Stories - Thailand Business News:
"Industry experts predict the country will enter the global top 10 on output of 2.3 million units in three or four years. Looking further, on the strength of its good fundamentals and untiring optimism, the Thai automotive industry is projected to keep advancing and turn out 2.5 million units by 2020"
"Industry experts predict the country will enter the global top 10 on output of 2.3 million units in three or four years. Looking further, on the strength of its good fundamentals and untiring optimism, the Thai automotive industry is projected to keep advancing and turn out 2.5 million units by 2020"
Govt asked to hold 'Chiang Mai MICE year'
Govt asked to hold 'Chiang Mai MICE year':
"The private sector in the North has called on the government to launch a 'Chiang Mai MICE Year 2012-2013' in a bid to boost the holding of meetings and events in the province, where the Chiang Mai Convention Centre is scheduled to start operations in July next year."
"The private sector in the North has called on the government to launch a 'Chiang Mai MICE Year 2012-2013' in a bid to boost the holding of meetings and events in the province, where the Chiang Mai Convention Centre is scheduled to start operations in July next year."
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Experience the ‘World’s Best Service’ at Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi, Chiang Mai - Awards - etravelblackboardasia.com
Experience the ‘World’s Best Service’ at Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi, Chiang Mai - Awards - etravelblackboardasia.com: "Readers of prestigious publication, Travel Leisure, US June 2011 edition have awarded Mandarin Oriental Dhara Dhevi, Chiang Mai the No. 1 position worldwide for service in the annual World’s Best Awards survey. The hotel gained top honours for best service in both the Overall and Asia categories."
Saturday, May 28, 2011
You Meet Nice Sportbikes in the 250cc Neighborhood - NYTimes.com
You Meet Nice Sportbikes in the 250cc Neighborhood - NYTimes.com:
"NOBODY should be surprised to learn that Honda has the know-how to build a smooth, light, easy-to-manage motorcycle that is ideal for novice riders.
Or that the company can make a practical commuter bike that combines hybrid-beating fuel economy with a comfortable riding position and a flexible, well-mannered engine. Or that it has the ability to create a sportbike that can make even jaded ex-racers consider becoming racers again.
What does raise eyebrows, though, is that Honda can do all this with a single motorcycle — and do it at the entry-level price of"
"NOBODY should be surprised to learn that Honda has the know-how to build a smooth, light, easy-to-manage motorcycle that is ideal for novice riders.
Or that the company can make a practical commuter bike that combines hybrid-beating fuel economy with a comfortable riding position and a flexible, well-mannered engine. Or that it has the ability to create a sportbike that can make even jaded ex-racers consider becoming racers again.
What does raise eyebrows, though, is that Honda can do all this with a single motorcycle — and do it at the entry-level price of"
Interview with Dr Atchaka Sibunruang, Secretary General of the Board of Investment (BOI) | Business Report Thailand
Interview with Dr Atchaka Sibunruang, Secretary General of the Board of Investment (BOI) | Business Report Thailand:
"Adjacent to the gleaming PTT tower, one of the great state industries flying the flag for Thailand around the globe, the front of the Board of Investment (BOI) building is under renovation. It is rather apt. Once synonymous with drawing investors to Thailand, the BOI is undergoing a change in policy and direction. No longer fixed on inbound Foreign Direct Investment (IFDI), it is assuming a new role, encouraging Thai companies to invest abroad – not that it has done badly in its original mission. The BOI attracted THB447.4bn (USD14.7bn) worth of investment through 1,591 projects in 2010 alone"
"Adjacent to the gleaming PTT tower, one of the great state industries flying the flag for Thailand around the globe, the front of the Board of Investment (BOI) building is under renovation. It is rather apt. Once synonymous with drawing investors to Thailand, the BOI is undergoing a change in policy and direction. No longer fixed on inbound Foreign Direct Investment (IFDI), it is assuming a new role, encouraging Thai companies to invest abroad – not that it has done badly in its original mission. The BOI attracted THB447.4bn (USD14.7bn) worth of investment through 1,591 projects in 2010 alone"
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Foreign applications for investment up 53% in first quarter
Foreign applications for investment up 53% in first quarter:
"Mrs Atchaka said that foreign direct investment continued an increase as well with the number of projects surging by 37 per cent to 336 and investment value by 103 per cent to Bt108 billion."
"Mrs Atchaka said that foreign direct investment continued an increase as well with the number of projects surging by 37 per cent to 336 and investment value by 103 per cent to Bt108 billion."
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
China City complex Bangkok - will a Chiang Mai version follow?
Bangkokpost.com:
"Mr Chanin, 32, believes the 6,000 local small and medium-sized footwear manufacturers that comprise 90% of the local footwear market will be the main industry drivers.
As well, the 45-billion-baht China City Complex planned for Bang Na district to serve the wholesale trade will push Thai makers to focus more on high-end, premium products and turn away from the mass market, he said.
Mr Chanin, who is also the president of the Thai Business District Federation, believes that rather than posing a threat, the China City Complex will serve to highlight the differences between Thai and Chinese products.
'The premium segment is where we will be able to compete, and it's the only path for industry survival. We will not, for instance, see genuine leather shoes from China that are cheap,' he said.
Mr Chanin said by maintaining relationships with other Asean countries including through projects and fairs, Thailand will be able to portray itself as a country of high-quality labour and goods, thereby building up brand awareness and loyalty."
"Mr Chanin, 32, believes the 6,000 local small and medium-sized footwear manufacturers that comprise 90% of the local footwear market will be the main industry drivers.
As well, the 45-billion-baht China City Complex planned for Bang Na district to serve the wholesale trade will push Thai makers to focus more on high-end, premium products and turn away from the mass market, he said.
Mr Chanin, who is also the president of the Thai Business District Federation, believes that rather than posing a threat, the China City Complex will serve to highlight the differences between Thai and Chinese products.
'The premium segment is where we will be able to compete, and it's the only path for industry survival. We will not, for instance, see genuine leather shoes from China that are cheap,' he said.
Mr Chanin said by maintaining relationships with other Asean countries including through projects and fairs, Thailand will be able to portray itself as a country of high-quality labour and goods, thereby building up brand awareness and loyalty."
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Sunday, May 8, 2011
Asia Pacific Surpasses the U.S. to Become Second Largest Regional Travel Market
Asia Pacific Surpasses the U.S. to Become Second Largest Regional Travel Market:
"The Asia Pacific (APAC) travel market surged 17% in 2010, surpassing the U.S. to become the second largest regional travel market worldwide, according to a new report by travel industry research authority PhoCusWright. Fueled by a recovering economic climate and strong growth in key emerging markets, APAC grew faster than all other regions to reach US$255.8 billion in 2010."
"The Asia Pacific (APAC) travel market surged 17% in 2010, surpassing the U.S. to become the second largest regional travel market worldwide, according to a new report by travel industry research authority PhoCusWright. Fueled by a recovering economic climate and strong growth in key emerging markets, APAC grew faster than all other regions to reach US$255.8 billion in 2010."
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
China's passion for luxury goods fuels their rapidly escalating cost of operation and diminished competitiveness vs. Chiang Mai
China major target for luxury brands:
"Chinese consumers are now eyeing high-end luxury goods with ever more money in their once flat pockets.
China’s rapid evolution from a basic emerging market to a sophisticated economic powerhouse is ready to see the country become the world’s largest luxury goods market over the next decade.
CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets, majority owned by France’s Credit Agricole SA, expects China to account for as much as 44 percent of global luxury sales by 2020, up from the current 15 percent."
"Chinese consumers are now eyeing high-end luxury goods with ever more money in their once flat pockets.
China’s rapid evolution from a basic emerging market to a sophisticated economic powerhouse is ready to see the country become the world’s largest luxury goods market over the next decade.
CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets, majority owned by France’s Credit Agricole SA, expects China to account for as much as 44 percent of global luxury sales by 2020, up from the current 15 percent."
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Saturday, April 23, 2011
IBM selected Chiangmai to be a Smarter City
IBM selected Chiangmai to be a Smarter City - Pattaya Mail - Pattaya News, Communities, Opinions and much more...:
"CHIANGMAI, 18 April 2011 -IBM has chosen Chiangmai province among 22 other cities around the world to become “Smarter City” with the information technology system to promote agriculture, industries and public health.
Chiangmai Governor Momluang Panadda Dissakul said after meeting with U.S. Consul General in Chiang Mai Susan Stevenson and IBM representatives that the province would be the center of all standardized services in the Northern region."
"CHIANGMAI, 18 April 2011 -IBM has chosen Chiangmai province among 22 other cities around the world to become “Smarter City” with the information technology system to promote agriculture, industries and public health.
Chiangmai Governor Momluang Panadda Dissakul said after meeting with U.S. Consul General in Chiang Mai Susan Stevenson and IBM representatives that the province would be the center of all standardized services in the Northern region."
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