Maya Bay Open Again Now | Krabi The star of Hollywood blockbuster “The Beach” (2000) has reclaimed its soaring aquamarine beauty after a well-earned break. Closed in 2018 to allow its ecosystem to heal from years of tourism impact, Maya Bay on Phi Phi Leh is once...
Local Markets: Gateway to a Country’s Soul From aromatic spices to intricate handicrafts – unlock authentic local culture at these bustling bazaars WORDS PHOOWADON DUANGMEE Visiting local markets is more than just shopping – it’s deep dive into the heart of authentic...
Bangkok Airways, British Airways Expand Codeshare for Seamless Southeast Asia Travel Bangkok Airways and British Airways have expanded their codeshare partnership to provide seamless connections from London Gatwick Airport to popular destinations in Thailand and...
Bangkok Airways: Leading the Push for Sustainability Through Collaboration In today’s world, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) is no longer merely a temporary trend or corporate policy. ESG for sustainability has become a priority for organisations across...
Let’s Get Jiggy with It Maldives Jigging is one of the most challenging fishing techniques, utilising jigs that mimic bait to lure a variety of deep-sea species. This demanding method calls for strength, stamina and patience, making it a true test for fishing...
Revelling in Rice Luang Prabang Like elsewhere in Southeast Asia, rice is cherished as a symbol of life and prosperity in Luang Prabang. The Boun Khoun Khao festival, held every January, is a vibrant celebration of fertility, honouring the spirit of the land in the...
