Articles in the Lifestyle Category
UK expats prefer Thailand as retirement destination
Only 13 per cent of UK expats intend to retire in the UK, and 5 per cent of all surveyed plan to spend the retirement in Thailand, according to a ...
Australia, Canada, Thailand top places to live for expats
Expats rate Australia as the second best place to live in the world, according to a new survey. More than 3000 people living abroad in more than 50 countries responded to the Expat Explorer survey by HSBC. Australia's weather, lifestyle and the ability to integrate with locals came up as the reasons why people voted for Australia.
Cell Phones Drive Social Networks in Thailand
Mobile devices are the preferred tools by social network site SNS users over PCs in at least four Asian countries including Thailand, according to a recent IDC survey report.The report, titled "Examining Usage, Perceptions, and Monetization: The Coming of Age for Social Network Sites in Asia/Pacific," said more than 50 per cent of respondents in China, India, South Korea and Thailand access social networks such as Facebook weekly via mobile phones. See also "Mobile Social Networking Tips.
Curtains drawn on Thailand Elite Card
The beleaguered Thailand Elite Card project is to be taken off the backs of taxpayers, with the cabinet deciding to sell its operator to a private company in an auction.
Apple’s iPhone makes its debut in China
Apple’s iPhone made its long-awaited formal debut in the world’s most populous mobile phone market, without a key feature and at higher prices than widely available black market models.
The Cove, the ultimate upscale condominium in Pattaya
Among the most remarquable real estate project to be achieved during next year first semestre, is The Cove, an opulent 18-story seaside property giving a new definition of exclusiveness into Thailand's best-loved beach city of Pattaya.
Thailand Creative & Design Centre tapped to promote Bangkok as Creative City
The Thailand Creative & Design Centre yesterday announced it would oversee the Creative City Project next year.
Thai Consumers change their spending habits
The current economic turmoil has forced Thai consumers to change their spending habits in order to deal more effectively with the recession, a survey conducted by BBDO revealed.






