Seven Board Members elected for the new DTCC Board at AGM 2026
The DTCC Annual General Meeting 2026 was held at the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel Bangkok with a wonderful view to the Chao Phraya River. The AGM venue and refreshments for the 13 guests was
Hormuz Disruption Impacts Thailand Businesses
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz since 28 February 2026 has triggered the largest disruption to global energy supply in the history of the oil market. Thailand, among the most exposed economies in
DTCC Legal Insights business meeting on labour, taxation and visa issues for expats in Thailand.
On the 26 March 2026 DTCC members and guests gathered to listen and get answers to legal questions pertaining to labour law and taxation issues for expats living in Thailand. In 2025 the Thai
Thailand Selects Anutin Charnvirakul as Prime Minister
Thailand has elected Anutin Charnvirakul as its new prime minister, marking a significant development in the country’s political landscape. The decision follows political negotiations and comes at a time when Thailand is seeking stability and
Fuel Shortage Reduces Taxi Services at Suvarnabhumi Airport
Allop Chayinthu, President of the Suvarnabhumi Taxi Coordination Association, said on Thursday (March 19) that taxis at Suvarnabhumi Airport particularly large SUV and van-type vehicles have gradually begun suspending services due to fuel shortages. Drivers
Thailand Tries to Stabilize Prices for 60 Days
Thailand’s Commerce Ministry has asked businesses across the country to keep prices of goods unchanged for 60 days to help control the cost of living. The request covers essential items such as food and
Danish Ministry Reminds Citizens to Cancel Danes List Registration After Returning Home
Due to rising tensions and conflicts around the world, it has become increasingly important for governments to know the whereabouts of their citizens. Denmark’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is reminding Danish citizens who have
Thai Government Warns Businesses Over Unjustified Price Hikes
The government of Thailand has warned against raising prices without justification amid the current Middle East conflict. Deputy government spokeswoman Airin Phanthurit emphasized that all agencies are on high alert to mitigate any impact.