The Commuter Train System Red Line is a suburban electric train that connects the northern zone and the southern zone of Bangkok, divided into the Dark Red Line Bang Sue - Rangsit and the Light Red Line Bang Sue - Taling Chan
The Bangkok Mass Transit System (BTS) operates the Green Line Electric Train Project (Light Green Line and Dark Green Line), known as BTS Skytrain, The project currently has two routes of 68.25 kilometers combined, with a total of 60 stations.
The Chaloem Ratchamongkhon Line (Blue Line) Project by Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is operated by Bangkok Expressway and Metro Public Company Limited (BEM), with a total length of 48 km and 38 stations.
Train travel in Thailand, in addition to taking people to destinations all across the country, is a money-saving way to travel, thanks to lower prices, when compared with traveling by other forms of public transport.
The Government Gazette website issued an announcement by the Ministry of Transport regarding the determination of passenger fare rates and other service charges for hired vehicles carrying no more than seven passengers registered in Bangkok
After the success of Thai tourism in 2022, after the relaxation of COVID-19 measures, more than 11.8 million foreign tourists flocked to Thailand in 2022. So 2023 should be a golden year for Thailand to revive the economy with tourism.
The Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration (SHA) is a collaboration between government and private sectors in bringing together public health safety measures and quality service standards.
The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) criteria were created to provide an understanding of sustainable tourism, which takes into account the capabilities and stewardship of natural resources, communities, traditions, and lifestyles related
In the period before the outbreak of Covid-19, Thailand had up to 40 million foreign tourists per year, but the spread of Covid-19 severely affected the Thai tourism sector, causing the number of foreign tourists to decrease significantly.
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