BOI revamps Electric Vehicle Businesses
as follows:
Electric Vehicle Manufacture (BEV, PHEV, and HEV)
*Must at least manufacture the BEV*
Not less than 5-billion-baht investment capital
- BEV: promoted activities will...
Thailand 2020 investment applications at over 480 billion baht led by E&E and food...
The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has revealed that local and foreign investors in 2020 filed a total of 1,717 applications for investment promotion,...
BOI revamps investment promotion measures in SEZs
covering
SEZs in 10 provinces: Chiang Rai, Kanchanaburi, Mukdahan, Nakhon Phanom, Narathiwas, Nong Khai, Tak, Trad, Sa Kaeo, and Songkhla
14 targeted businesses: Agriculture/Fishery,...
BOI’ S Productivity Improvement Measures
Five measures under the productivity improvement measures:
Energy conservation, alternative energy utilization, or environmental impact reduction
Machinery upgrade
Research and development, or engineering design
...
BOI Implements Digital Technology Adoption in Productivity Improvement Measures
The BOI is encouraging manufacturing and services businesses to adopt digital technologies with the following significant conditions:
Must be existing projects, either BOI or...
No Refunds For Year-End Trips Under Travel Subsidy Program
BANGKOK — No refunds will be available for travellers who booked their New Year vacations under the popular travel subsidy program “We Travel Together,” the tourism minister said Thursday.
‘It’s Over,’ Outbreak Dashes Last Hopes for Year-End Tourism, Festivities
SAMUT SONGKHRAM — The eponymous Auntie Jai of Jay Jai restaurant in Samut Sakhon looked out over the sea, where a rainbow-colored bridge stuck out into the ocean, empty of any visitors.
Seafood Vendors, Restaurants Hung Out to Dry by Virus 2nd Wave
BANGKOK — With the New Year’s Eve just around the calendar corner, the sprawling Mahachai Market was supposed to be crowded with buyers looking to stock up seafood for the year-end celebrations. But vendor Boonjira Witsutiranon said the market is now a ghost town.
Hoteliers Lament Collapse of Travel Subsidy Hit by Scandals
BANGKOK — A popular travel subsidy program met an abrupt end on Tuesday after the government put it on an indefinite hold, citing discoveries of corruption and bribery among participating hotels.
2 in 5 Thais Went in Debt Since Virus Struck, Report Says
BANGKOK — Fried chicken vendor Sontaya Mookon, 39, described his debts over the past year as dried layers of dirt caked on a pig’s tail, using a Thai idiom that means “to keep increasing.”
