| How to optimise anchor text in 2024 for top google rankings |
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In the intricate dance of search engine optimisation (SEO), every element on your webpage plays a pivotal role in how your content ranks on search engines. One such element, often overlooked yet crucial, is anchor text. If you’re keen on elevating your site’s SEO performance, understanding and optimising anchor text is a step you can’t … The story How to optimise anchor text in 2024 for top google rankings as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Thailand scholarships: Open doors for international students |
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Financial aid and scholarships are crucial for international students in Thailand, helping them overcome the high costs of higher education. These financial supports enable students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds to concentrate on their studies and cultural immersion by alleviating economic burdens. By providing scholarships, Thailand ensures that quality education is accessible to a broader range … The story Thailand scholarships: Open doors for international students as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Can a radical proposal save Phuket’s tourism crisis? |
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In a bid for autonomy, Phuket Mayor Saroj Angkanapilas is leading a daring move to transform the city into a special administrative organisation to save it from a tourism crisis. The current system, he claims, is holding back progress, leaving the island paradise struggling to keep pace with global rivals. “Tourist cities in many countries … The story Can a radical proposal save Phuket’s tourism crisis? as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Major creditors to rescue distressed Italian-Thai Development |
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Italian-Thai Development (ITD) Plc, currently facing financial distress, is set to receive an infusion of funds from its major creditors. The provision of fresh capital is aimed at bolstering the company’s operations without necessitating any rehabilitation plan. Bangkok Bank (BBL) President Chartsiri Sophonpanich, who is also a key ITD creditor, underlined the strong long-term business … The story Major creditors to rescue distressed Italian-Thai Development as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Thailand scraps visa requirements for Kazakhstan tourists |
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The Thai Cabinet gave its nod for the permanent removal of visa requirements for tourists from Kazakhstan, a government spokesperson announced. This move aims to increase the influx of tourists from Kazakhstan, one of the rapidly evolving markets for Thailand’s tourism sector and a significant contributor to the nation’s economic development. Data released by the … The story Thailand scraps visa requirements for Kazakhstan tourists as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Phuket officials explore technology collaboration on Chengdu visit |
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Phuket officials recently concluded a three-day visit to Chengdu, in China, focusing on potential collaborative ventures in trade, investment, and tourism. One of the key discussions centred on the application of unmanned aerial vehicles, commonly known as drones, to tackle various challenges in Phuket, including traffic management and tourist assistance. The delegation, led by the … The story Phuket officials explore technology collaboration on Chengdu visit as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Truck brake failure leads to fatal crash in Chiang Mai |
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A tragic accident occurred yesterday at 2.45pm in the Hod district of Chiang Mai when a six-wheeled truck’s brakes reportedly failed, causing it to crash into a procession of revellers. The incident resulted in the death of two individuals and serious injuries to two others. The procession was part of a traditional ceremony in which … The story Truck brake failure leads to fatal crash in Chiang Mai as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Bangkok aims to reduce plastic use with more water refill stations |
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To combat plastic pollution, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA)’s Bottle Free Seas project has proven to be a roaring success, with plans now underway to expand its reach by installing an additional 200 drinking water refill points across the city. Launched last August, this eco-initiative has already made a significant dent in plastic bottle consumption, … The story Bangkok aims to reduce plastic use with more water refill stations as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Thailand advances its bid for OECD membership to boost economy |
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Thailand is forging ahead with its application to become a member of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a move that is anticipated to significantly enhance the country’s economic growth. The Thai Foreign Affairs Minister, Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara, took a proactive step on Tuesday, April 16, by submitting an official letter of intent to … The story Thailand advances its bid for OECD membership to boost economy as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Adobe’s game-changer: Generative video transforms the future of editing |
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In the dynamic landscape of video editing, Adobe is at the forefront with its integration of generative AI video tools. By incorporating third-party generative AI models such as OpenAI’s Sora, Runway, and Pika Labs into Premiere Pro, Adobe is significantly enhancing the capabilities of video editing software. This development not only broadens the functionality of … The story Adobe’s game-changer: Generative video transforms the future of editing as seen on Thaiger News. |
| BAAC union queries lending capacity |
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The labour union of the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) is seeking legal opinions about whether the government can borrow from the state-owned bank to support its costly digital wallet handout.
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| Diesel subsidy possible if excise tax cut ends |
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The Oil Fuel Fund Office (Offo) says it will continue to subsidise retail diesel prices if the government decides to end the diesel excise tax cut.
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| Final high-speed rail contracts to be signed soon |
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The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) expects the last two construction contracts for the first phase of the Thai-Chinese high-speed railway to be signed soon, according to Deputy Transport Minister Surapong Piyachote.
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| Cadmium waste buyer faces charge |
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Police have charged the buyer of cadmium waste from Tak who stored tailings in Bangkok and Samut Sakhon with illegally possessing a hazardous substance.
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| Road accidents killed 287 people during Songkran |
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There were 287 fatalities and 2,060 injuries in traffic accidents during the government's road safety campaign week for the Songkran festival, according to Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.
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| Ammonia leak in Chon Buri affects 100 people |
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CHON BURI: An ammonia leakage from an ice factory in tambon Nong Prue of Bang Lamung district has affected about 100 people within a one-kilometre radius early Thursday morning.
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| Aviation bodies see recovery in passenger figures by 2025 |
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Aviation bodies project Thailand's passenger numbers to recover by next year, though economic uncertainties and the slow rebound of some supply chains still hamper the industry.
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| EV sales expected to miss target |
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Electric vehicle sales in Thailand are expected to miss the estimate of 130,000 units this year as prices are likely to keep changing, attributed to a price war among Chinese EV makers, says Hyundai Mobility Thailand, a subsidiary of the Korean automaker.
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| Reaping the property stimulus rewards |
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The cabinet last week offered Thai New Year's gifts to potential homeowners, approving measures that extend the price range of houses eligible for a cut in transfer and mortgage registration fees to 7 million baht, up from a ceiling of 3 million baht.
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| Cabinet reshuffle looms |
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A forthcoming cabinet reshuffle is likely to be finalised next week even though the changes, largely affecting the ruling Pheu Thai Party, are far from settled in some key posts, according to a source.
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| Russia seeks more contract soldiers |
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Russia is preparing to enlist more contract soldiers as it presses its invasion of Ukraine, aiming to avoid — at least for now — another mass call-up that could undermine popular support for the war.
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| BAAC union queries lending capacity |
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The labour union of the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) is seeking legal opinions about whether the government can borrow from the state-owned bank to support its costly digital wallet handout.
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| Diesel subsidy possible if excise tax cut ends |
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The Oil Fuel Fund Office (Offo) says it will continue to subsidise retail diesel prices if the government decides to end the diesel excise tax cut.
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| Final high-speed rail contracts to be signed soon |
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The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) expects the last two construction contracts for the first phase of the Thai-Chinese high-speed railway to be signed soon, according to Deputy Transport Minister Surapong Piyachote.
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| Suriya vows 20-baht flat fare next year |
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Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit says he is pushing for a 20-baht flat fare for all electric train lines to be introduced by September 2025 through a common ticketing system.
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| India ready for election marathon |
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NONGRIAT, India - India was preparing on Thursday for the world's largest general election, as polling officers clambered up hills, travelled deep into areas riven by violent insurgencies and crossed rivers to reach millions of voters across the sprawling nation of 1.4 billion.
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| Cadmium waste buyer faces charge |
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Police have charged the buyer of cadmium waste from Tak who stored tailings in Bangkok and Samut Sakhon with illegally possessing a hazardous substance.
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| Visa waiver for Kazakh tourists made permanent |
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The cabinet on Thursday approved the permanent waiving of visas for tourists from Kazakhstan, a government spokesperson said.
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| Germany uncovers plot to ‘sabotage’ military |
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BERLIN - Two German-Russian nationals have been arrested in Germany for allegedly plotting sabotage attacks, including on US military facilities, designed to undermine military support for Ukraine, prosecutors said on Thursday.
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| Road accidents killed 287 people during Songkran |
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There were 287 fatalities and 2,060 injuries in traffic accidents during the government's road safety campaign week for the Songkran festival, according to Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.
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