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Aged Society: Embracing Challenges and Unlocking Opportunities

The Single Economy Survey Part 2: “Exploring Solo Lifestyles”

The Single Economy Survey Part 1: “Life at Different Stages”

Global: Fragmented tailwinds amid a challenging backdrop

Cascading economic sudden stops led by the virus crisis

The COVID-19 pandemic has severely hurt the tourism and hotel industry but there is hope the pandemic will end soon following mass vaccination programs. However, structural, deeper, and possibly permanent, changes in global megatrends and travel habits will challenge the industry to transform to meet the demands of travelers from different age groups. The tourism sector will be influenced by increasingly individualized travel needs, greater application of new technology in business models and processes, and higher profile for health and hygiene. Against this changing landscape and travel preferences, businesses need to adjust their operations if they want to sustain profit margins. The repertoire of strategies deployed in response to these changes will extend to seeking new business opportunities related to tourism and building new business relations with other players in the tourism supply chain, including those at the local community level.

Supply Chain Sustainability Laws: Are Thai Businesses Up to the Challenge?

Sustainable Tourism: A New Era of Travel Prioritizing Sustainability

Used Electric Vehicles: Supply and Resale Value

In 2026, modern retail businesses are facing pressure from a slowing Thai economy, which is weighing on purchasing power amid ongoing global uncertainties. As a result, middle- to lower-income consumers are increasingly prioritizing essential goods