casino, Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia's second largest economy pledges to ensure tourism safety following Chinese actor's missing
Authorities in Thailand, Southeast Asia's second largest economy, have pledged to enhance safety measures for visitors following the disappearance of Chinese actor Xingxing, who was scammed and later rescued in a cross-border operation.
Thailand's Cabinet approves a draft bill to legalize casinos to boost tourism and economy
Thailand's Cabinet approved on Monday a draft bill legalizing casinos with the aim of boosting tourism and a sluggish economy Some forms of gambling, such as betting on boxing and horse racing, are allowed but casinos remain illegal in the Southeast Asian country.
Chinese tourists cancel trips to Thailand over safety concerns, impacting hotels and airlines, and raising worries for the ...
Thailand's overall investment applications rose 35% in 2024 to a 1.14 trillion baht ($32.78 billion), a 10-year high, the ...
Since the second quarter of 2024, more Hong Kongers are being trafficked into Southeast Asian countries to work in notorious ...
Xinhua Regarding cases where Hong Kong residents are suspected of being lured to Southeast Asian countries and detained to ...
Last year, Chinese tourists accounted for the largest group of visitors to Thailand, with 6.7 million visits to the Southeast Asian country. Sign up here. Asia Pacificcategory Impeachment trial ...
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Southeast Asia's second largest economy climbs up in global passport rankingThailand's passport has risen two places to 61st in the early 2025 edition of the Henley Passport Index, published by British ...
From Indonesia’s ambitious World Cup aspirations under Kluivert to Thailand’s generational transition and Malaysia’s ...
An increase in Chinese exports to Southeast Asia is a growing reality amid Sino-West tensions, say analysts. The question is ...
Southeast Asia is one of the most diverse and exciting regions in the world. From the vibrant streets of Bangkok to the ...
BANGKOK -- United Arab Emirates real estate giant the Damac group plans to invest $3 billion in data centers in Thailand and ...
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