In line with the growing sophistication of Thailand’s well-deserved reputation in the hospitality business, a multitude of homegrown brands have emerged over the past few decades. From local boutique hotels to luxury island resorts which have become global stars in their own right, some of Thailand’s giants have made overtures overseas,
Australian automotive suppliers have joined forces in an effort to deliver their cutting-edge design and manufacturing capability to Thailand. Autolink is a consortium of nine of Australia’s leading automotive firms who are keen to expand their service offering into burgeoning automotive markets such as Thailand.
The theme of this year’s Bangkok International Motor Show once again centered on ecology, and included the highly anticipated debut of Thailand’s first eco-car. How much impact will it have on the industry? Can Thailand become a production hub for such vehicles?
Before the recent downturn, growth for industrial estates appeared unbounded as manufacturers flocked to Thailand. They were also the first to feel the squeeze as investment stopped, production dropped and factories closed. Director asked Voralak Suwanvanichkij to gauge the current climate.
Reliant on exports, Thailand has taken a big hit since the onset of the slowdown with a number of industries being tested. None more so than the shipping industry which has seen rates drop, new ship orders cancelled and an uncertain future. Director’s Greg Lowe takes a closer look.
It is without question that 2009 will be a tough year for all, not just those doing business in Thailand. However, Director asked Australia- based Mark Payne to see how Thailand is currently being perceived by partners ‘down under’, and found key markers in the quest for doing good business in Thailand.
Despite uncertainty in the world economy, Thai exports have hit new peaks with record figures recorded in June. What exactly has been driving the increase in business and is it likely to last. Director takes a look at what is behind it all.
In a recent Global Emerging Markets Survey, India was identified as the most sought-after market by retailers worldwide. This is just the tip of the iceberg, as India seems to be well in the path of a much talked about real estate revolution.
In line with the growing sophistication of Thailand’s well-deserved reputation in the hospitality business, a multitude of homegrown brands have emerged over the past few decades. From local boutique hotels to luxury island resorts which have become global stars in their own right, some of Thailand’s giants have made overtures overseas,
Australian automotive suppliers have joined forces in an effort to deliver their cutting-edge design and manufacturing capability to Thailand. Autolink is a consortium of nine of Australia’s leading automotive firms who are keen to expand their service offering into burgeoning automotive markets such as Thailand.
The theme of this year’s Bangkok International Motor Show once again centered on ecology, and included the highly anticipated debut of Thailand’s first eco-car. How much impact will it have on the industry? Can Thailand become a production hub for such vehicles?
Before the recent downturn, growth for industrial estates appeared unbounded as manufacturers flocked to Thailand. They were also the first to feel the squeeze as investment stopped, production dropped and factories closed. Director asked Voralak Suwanvanichkij to gauge the current climate.
Reliant on exports, Thailand has taken a big hit since the onset of the slowdown with a number of industries being tested. None more so than the shipping industry which has seen rates drop, new ship orders cancelled and an uncertain future. Director’s Greg Lowe takes a closer look.
