What’s Canceled, Closed and Open in Bangkok During Mourning Period (Updated)
BANGKOK — In the wake of His Majesty King Bhumibol’s death Oct. 13, the authorities have called for 30 days without entertainment.
Thousands Turn Out For New Riverside Attraction ‘Lhong 1919’
BANGKOK — Bangkok’s new-but-not-so-new riverside lifestyle compound packed in huge crowds on its opening weekend.
New Year Shopping Tax Break May Run Full Month
BANGKOK — Shopping to save the nation returns for another year this holiday season and may be extended to a full month, the Finance...
Great Gatsby! Brooks Brothers Opens in Bangkok
BANGKOK — Stroll through the suburbs of any major American city and find young professionals fronting their Don Draper aspirations in Vineyard Vines and J. Crew, staples of the preppy set.
Central Rama III to Partially Close Until December
BANGKOK — One of the capital’s largest malls will partially close through year’s end for a facelift on its 20th birthday.
Bangkok Weekenders Welcome Latest Hangout ‘Changchui’ (Photos)
BANGKOK — Crowds flocked to Bangkok’s latest art and creative space Changchui on its first weekend.
Distance did not seem to be able to stop...
Get Hooked on a Story at Massive English-Language Book Sale
BANGKOK — The first time it took place, thousands of bookworms hunted through two million books for 60 hours straight. This August, a massive book market returns with more piles to pore over for 17 days and nights.
7-Eleven to Sell Cans of Thai Craft Beer
BANGKOK — For the first time, the shelves of the realm’s top convenience stores will be stocked with cans of Thai craft beer.
120B Mega Project Coming to Site of Former Suan Lum Night Bazaar
BANGKOK — Six years after the eviction of the Suan Lum Night Bazaar, a development company Monday morning announced plans to construct a cluster of office, residential and retail towers on the site.
Makeup Makeover: Startups Changing Minds About Thai Cosmetics
Scan Paponk’s tartan pattern packaging and find lipsticks named for Elizabethan literary heroines Dido, Perdita, Britomart – names which belie the brand’s Thai origins.
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