Thailand Business News with a China Perspective
Thailand Business News with a China Perspective
Follow this link: Asian visitors lead Thai tourism surge in Jan. 2015 Thailand’s 2010 GDP growth is projected at 3.5%, driven by domestic demand. In the context of weaker global demand in 2010, exports will grow modestly, but the restocking…
Read this article: Thailand has healthy prospects for medical tourism Financial markets have so far been accommodative of the government’s borrowing plans. The expansion of expenditures stemming from the stimulus packages combined with a decline in revenues due to the…
Continued here: Casa Lapin, a new Den in Bangkok’s coffee booming scene Financial markets have so far been accommodative of the government’s borrowing plans. The expansion of expenditures stemming from the stimulus packages combined with a decline in revenues due…
See the rest here: Friday Asia Update: Top Five Stories for the Week of January 30, 2015 Thailand’s 2010 GDP growth is projected at 3.5%, driven by domestic demand. In the context of weaker global demand in 2010, exports will…
Excerpt from: Thailand’s Hotel Occupancy Declines to 65 % in 2014 Thailand’s 2010 GDP growth is projected at 3.5%, driven by domestic demand. In the context of weaker global demand in 2010, exports will grow modestly, but the restocking cycle…
See more here: Condominium prices to rise 8 to 10% this year Thailand’s 2010 GDP growth is projected at 3.5%, driven by domestic demand. In the context of weaker global demand in 2010, exports will grow modestly, but the restocking…
Read the original here: Maximum levels of Corruption hitted Thailand in 2012 With a well-developed infrastructure, a free-enterprise economy, generally pro-investment policies, and strong export industries, Thailand enjoyed solid growth from 2000 to 2008 – averaging more than 4% per…
Read more here: Condominium Market Reveals Increased Demand for Two-Bedroom Units Thailand’s 2010 GDP growth is projected at 3.5%, driven by domestic demand. In the context of weaker global demand in 2010, exports will grow modestly, but the restocking cycle…
See the rest here: Thailand’s GDP growth forecast now only 1% With a well-developed infrastructure, a free-enterprise economy, generally pro-investment policies, and strong export industries, Thailand enjoyed solid growth from 2000 to 2008 – averaging more than 4% per year…
