Thailand’s rail sector is set to experience significant changes over the next decade, with new lines scheduled to be built in as soon as three years. The lines will be high speed or near high speed and connect most corners of the country, including its industrial areas and ports. Most notably, they will link the country with its neighbours,...
Thailand’s quest to become a regional transport and logistics hub has been buoyed by a series of steps taken by the government. The country’s air regulators are focusing on regaining the country’s top-grade assessments and have been working to remove weaker discount carriers. Thai Airways is also restructuring, and airports are being upgraded...
What is the role of international partnerships in current railway development projects? How will passenger and cargo efficiency improve?
How is Laem Chabang Port continuing to increase in capacity and throughput despite dropping Thai exports?
In recent years, Thailand has established one of the more liberal air markets in the region, if not the world. It has permitted foreign carriers virtually unrestricted access to its gateway airports, and it has allowed for almost unlimited “beyond rights” for foreign carriers seeking to use Bangkok for services to onward destinations. As a...
In Thailand, business organisations can be divided into two types: non-profit organisations and business organisations. Non-profit organisations have to register under the Civil and Commercial Code, and are divided into associations and foundations. Associations can conduct any activity that is ongoing and not conducted for the purpose of...
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