The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has unveiled a culinary map featuring five Geographical Indication (GI) products from across the country, encouraging travelers to discover regional specialties recognized for their unique origins and local production methods. The featured products include Doi Chang Coffee from Chiang Rai, Phon Yang Kham Premium Beef from Sakon Nakhon, Sam Phran Aromatic Coconut from Nakhon Pathom, Chanthaburi Durian from Chanthaburi, and Trang Roast Pork from Trang. Each product is certified as a GI item, identifying goods whose quality or reputation is closely linked …

Minister of Tourism and Sports Surasak Phancharoenworakul has announced plans to promote Yasothon’s cultural traditions, community farmstays, and agricultural tourism through the Tourism for All policy to support local income and high-quality tourism development. The Tourism Minister, joined by Minister Attached to the Prime Minister's Office Suksomrauy Wantaneeyakul, Yasothon Governor Chanchai Sornsrivichai, and local officials, inspected key cultural and agricultural sites. Their visit to the Malai Khao Tok Museum at Wat Ho Kong and the Ban Suan Phoem Suk farm stay highlighted the province'…

Thailand's Joint Information Center (JIC) has rejected a statement by the spokesperson for Cambodia's Ministry of National Defence regarding the Thailand-Cambodia Joint Boundary Commission (JBC), saying Thailand remains committed to resolving border issues peacefully through agreed bilateral mechanisms. The JIC said Thailand continues to support the work of the JBC, the General Border Committee (GBC), and other agreed channels to address border issues, including joint survey and demarcation efforts. It also rejected allegations that Thai forces had occupied Cambodian territory, saying the cla…

The Royal Thai Navy has launched the Royal Barge Suphannahong into the Chao Phraya River in preparation for the Royal Barge Procession accompanying His Majesty the King's Royal Kathin Ceremony on November 6. The procession is also being held on the auspicious occasion of the royal celebration of Her Majesty the Queen's fourth cycle, or 48th birthday, on June 3. Following traditional ceremonies honoring the vessel's guardian spirit and sacred deities, the Suphannahong departed the National Museum of Royal Barges and traveled about one kilometer to Dock No. 1 at the Thonburi Naval Dockyard. Thr…