The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), in cooperation with the military and the Metropolitan Police Bureau, has set up six checkpoints on the capital’s outbound roads, to prevent construction workers leaving the capital for their home provinces.

Asia Pacific’s international passenger traffic volumes remained at depressed levels during May

All beaches in Rayong have been closed to the public from 8pm to 5am to help prevent the spread of Covid-19.

Foreign tourist arrivals could tally 3 million this year under the best-case scenario

Thai Airways International (THAI) is extending its leave-without-pay (LWOP) scheme for another 12 months

Low-cost airline Scoot has survived the pandemic with the help of strong shareholder support, income from robust cargo services and employee cutbacks

There were 36 more Covid-19 fatalities and 4,662 new cases recorded over the previous 24 hours

A Pattaya man awakened by his dog overnight found a 30-kilogram python in his 2nd hand car storage facility.

Klong Phadung Krung Kasem's winding route past markets and historical sites ideal for revamp

All schools in this northeastern province have been ordered closed until July 13 in a bid to curb the latest outbreak of Covid-19, with 10 new clusters of infection reported.

With just a couple of days left to the launch of the Phuket Sandbox, travellers can once more look forward to booking water sports and even surfing off the pristine beaches of Thailand’s largest island.

Tour bus operators ask for assistance

The new measures, which will be implemented for 30 days from Monday include a ban on restaurant dine-ins in Bangkok.

Allocating a traffic light colour to every country in the world to assess its Covid-19 health dangers has become very popular since its introduction by Britain seven weeks ago

Chonburi province releases new orders: Bangsaen Beach closed overnights, Pongsak market temporarily closed, Navy closes many Sattahip Beaches