The legislative process of Thailand's "Entertainment Complex Act" is currently on hold, but industry experts point out that with changes in Thailand's political situation, the bill may still be brought back to the agenda in the future. Lau Kok Keng, a gambling law expert and partner at Rajah & Tann
The CEO of Siam Park City and operator of Siam Amazing Park, Uthai Chai, stated that the company is highly interested in investing in integrated entertainment projects, but is still waiting for the government to submit the "Integrated Entertainment Venue Management Bill" to the parliament for review
The Thai government is actively promoting the plan to establish a comprehensive entertainment center at the Bangkok Port (Khlong Toei Port). The Minister of Transport, Suriya Jungrungreangkit, recently stated that he has instructed Deputy Minister Manaporn Charoensri to set up a committee to assess
At the beginning of 2025, Thailand's tourism industry faced severe challenges, encountering an epic cold snap. During the Spring Festival golden week, the number of visitors to the Grand Palace in Bangkok plummeted by 72% compared to the same period last year, while stallholders at the Chiang Mai ni
The advisor to the Prime Minister of Thailand, Nau, posted on social media, pointing out that the "entertainment complex" is not so-called "casino liberalization," but a comprehensive entertainment venue that includes various entertainment facilities, aimed at enhancing Thailand's global competitive
The National Court of Thailand has released a draft rule allowing casinos to obtain an initial 30-year license, with the possibility of a 10-year renewal.According to the draft rule, these casinos will be integrated with large entertainment complexes, including hotels, convention centers, and amusem
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