Why There is No Danish National Day
WHY DENMARK DON’T HAVE A NATIONAL DAY… Norway a few days ago celebrated their national day on the 17 May. Most other countries in Europe – and in the world – have a fixed
Danish A. P. Møller – Maersk acquires Danish Martin Bencher Group for 65 mill. USD
Luckily for Maersk, but not so lucky for the chamber who lost a corporate member, Maersk acquired Martin Bencher ultimo 2022. Later to be fully absorbed into Maersk on 10 May 2023. After some
Thailand backtrack on Visa Policy for Tourists from 60 Countries
Effective from 1 April 2023 (last weekend) Thailand has reinstated the former Visa on Arrival scheme for tourists from 60 countries. In consequence this will mean that the 45 days visa will be reduced
Thailand Issues Regulation on Exaggerated Advertisements
Thailand has issued a regulation on advertising content—including language-related requirements—securing the right of consumers to clear and fair advertising. The Committee on Advertisement, a subcommittee of the Consumer Protection Board under the Consumer Protection
Thailand Tightens Rules for Consumer Loan Agreements
According to our member company Tilleke & Gibbins, the Contract Committee of Thailand’s Consumer Protection Board has issued new requirements and prohibitions for consumer loan agreements. The Notification of the Contract Committee Re: Stipulation
World’s Best Workplace goes to Novo Nordisk in 2022
Topping this year's ranking being the worlds best workplace was Novo Nordisk, the global healthcare company with almost a century of innovation and leadership in diabetes care followed by Takeda, the leading global healthcare
300 THB TOURIST FEE ON ENTERING THAILAND POPS UP AGAIN
The Minister for Tourism Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, informed the press lately that the planned tourism fee of 300 THB is still to be implemented and in this regard it has been suggested to enforce the
Denmark Among the Top Best Passports in 2023
Kicking off 2023, Japan retains the lead as the most powerful passport in the world, securing entry into 193 countries, followed closely by Singapore and South Korea with 192 countries. Denmark is however close