Moevenpick Hotels & Resorts Opens Second Property in Thailand

Moevenpick Hotels & Resorts is undertaking management of the 39-Residence The Palm Beach Club and rebranding it Moevenpick Residences Laguna Beach Phuket with immediate effect. The property will ideally complement the Moevenpick Resort & Spa Karon Beach Phuket, the first property the company opened in Thailand in 2006. Both Phuket properties harmoniously blend Thailand’s gentle […]

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Foster Wheeler Awarded Basic Design and EPCm Contract for Refinery Upgrade in Thailand

Foster Wheeler AG announced today that a subsidiary in its Global Engineering and Construction Group has been awarded a contract by Thai Oil Public Company Limited for the basic design engineering package and engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCm) services for the Emission Improvement and PSA-3 project at Thai Oil’s refinery at Sriracha in Thailand. […]

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Phuket property a better investment than property in Bali, experts say

Phuket property a better investment than property in Bali, experts say At a meeting organised by the Phuket Chapter of the American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) on the 29th April, property experts convened to discuss current market trends and what the future holds for some of Asia’s key property markets; Phuket, Bali, Koh Samui, Pattaya […]

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Thailand’s Italian-Thai deal in Dhaka opens opportunities in Bangladesh

Thai contractors will see greater opportunities to build basic infrastructure and public utilities in Bangladesh after Italian-Thai Development Plc won a contract for an elevated expressway in Dhaka. The company won the bid to build the four-lane road in three-and-a-half years. This largest public-private partnership in Bangladesh is expected to create 5,000 jobs for Thai […]

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Thailand’s State jobs worth B595 billion

New government construction jobs worth as much as 595 billion baht could be ready for bids within this year, offering more potential to local contractors as long as political conditions remain stable, says Kasikorn Research Center. Eleven megaprojects are expected to enter the bidding stage this year. The largest will be infrastructure investments by the […]

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More Thai builders turning to foam houses

Lower costs plus export opportunities Knocked-down houses made from expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam have been a small and struggling niche market for three decades but builders today are seeing brighter opportunities to expand their reach to overseas customers. The Cement Foam Design Association, a group of small and medium-sized companies, says 20 of its members […]

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Bangkok’s BTS Skytrain Sukhumvit line Onnut-Bearing extension will slash travel time

The Nation A journey from Bearing to Onnut can take as long as an hour when traffic is bad. But it will soon take just five minutes, thanks to the forthcoming extension of the BTS Skytrain Sukhumvit line. Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) executives and the media yesterday went on a test run of the Onnut-Bearing […]

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Controversial Thailand power plant gets go ahead from board

The National Environment Board yesterday approved the Environmental Impact Assessment for the planned construction of a power plant in Songkhla’s Chana district amid concerns of problems for nearby residents. Even though the 860 megawatt-natural gas power plant received EIA approval from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment last year, ministerial regulations require that state-run […]

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Krabi attracts BT2 billion worth of new investment

THE NATION About Bt2 billion of new investment in service and hospitality businesses is flowing into Krabi province as players foresee good long-term returns, according to the Krabi Chamber of Commerce. The developments include a convention centre, a hospital, hotels and resorts, as well as airport expansion. Chamber chairman Phuvadit Preechanont said the Bangkok International […]

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