PSA: You Can Donate to Migrants, Health Workers in Samut Sakhon
SAMUT SAKHON — Members of the public, including expats, can donate both money and medical equipment to migrant workers and frontline medical professionals in Samut Sakhon, where many are grappling with the new wave of coronavirus cases.
Where to Find Unique 2020 Holiday Cards in Thailand
BANGKOK — Cards with impossible Thailand winter scenes, meticulous quilling art by the deaf, and a whimsical holiday eggplant are just some of the holiday cards you can purchase as we say goodbye to 2020.
Airbnb Campaign to Help Thais, Expats ‘Rediscover’ Thailand
BANGKOK — In a bid to boost the tourism sector, which is left devastated by the global virus pandemic, room renting platform Airbnb earlier this week launched a campaign to encourage Thais and long term residents to travel around Thailand more.
See Bangkok’s Blooms at Flora Festival in Parks Through 2021
BANGKOK — Frolic among tropical blooms throughout December and deep into 2021 at Bangkok’s public parks.
Count Your Blessings: What to Do for 2020’s Scaled-Down Christmas
Yuletide will be slightly less merry and bright this year in Thailand, with all the anti-coronavirus measures and their grievous tolls on the economy.
Thai-Israeli Comics Inspired by COVID Now on Virtual Display
BANGKOK — Nod at comics drawn by both Thai and Israeli artists about the pandemic from the safety of your home in an ongoing online exhibition.
Book Discounted Buffets in Bangkok Through This App
BANGKOK — There’s an app that helps you gorge gourmet buffets for less as a pat-on-the-back for getting through this century’s annus horribilis.
New MV by ‘Rap Against Dictatorship’ Exceeds 2 Mil. Views
BANGKOK — A new track dropped by Thailand’s foremost dissent rap group has been watched at least 2.6 million times as of Monday.
Future in the Cards: Thai Politics Reimagined in Tarot Symbolism
BANGKOK — Flip over The Empress card – it’s a young female student protest leader. Wheel of Fortune becomes the replica of the missing 1932 revolution plaque. The High Priestess is a bald Buddhist nun. Three of Cups pays homage to an ‘alliance’ with activists in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Japan Film Fest to Add Whimsy to Bangkokians’ November
BANGKOK — A bevy of award-winning Japanese films will screen at a downtown mall through November.
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