Bangkok Cover Story

Hooters pushes out two more big locations: in Nana and Pattaya   Hooters, the well-known American restaurant franchise opened its iconic brand to great fanfare in...

Thailand has its eyes on food security funds At a recent Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) summit held in Kuwait, the issue of food security was...

Anyone who is running an online business or has a website for their bricks and mortar business should carry out a regular 3 month...

China becoming a major real estate investment player in Thailand As the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) kickoff draws closer, Chinese investors have been engaged in...

Firing up the Barbecue in Thailand Do you go gas or charcoal? For Brad McElroy, the man who started The Barbecue Store in Thailand in...

Urbaan Real Estate - Specialising in Residential Property for Expats Urbaan Real Estate is a full service registered agency that has been operating in Thailand...

A Culinary Experience Delivered to Your Doorstep   If there is one element that gives Bangkok a signature, it is food. Everywhere you go the sights and smells of...

One of the more onerous tasks expatriates have to undertake when living for a long period in a country like Thailand is the renewal of their passport. It is a task which involves a great deal of filling in forms and obtaining confirmation signatures and then spending time and energy attending the embassy.

Education the key to a better life It’s almost a mantra: if you want to be ultimately successful in life then, for the most part,...

The Huay Yai Riverside luxury housing project was completed almost a year and a half ago and lies only nine kilometres south of Pattaya, and six kilometres from the beach.