The Democratic Party of Thailand is currently facing internal disagreements over the stance on the entertainment complex bill.As a member of the ruling coalition, the party leader and Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, Chalermchai Sri-on, recently stated that since the bill has not yet b
Thailand is quietly rising as the new star of the Asian gambling industry. According to the latest report by Maybank Kim Eng (Thailand), the EBITDA profit margin of Thai casino resorts is expected to reach 34%-49%, potentially surpassing Macau and Singapore to become the top in Asia.This significant
Despite the apparent unity of the ruling coalition in Thailand, undercurrents are swirling around the "Entertainment Complex Act." The government led by Prime Minister Pei Tongtan of the For Thai Party recently decided to postpone the parliamentary debate on this controversial bill until after July
Thai Prime Minister Pei Tongtan Qin Na Wa made a speech after the cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister's Office, stating that the entertainment complex bill still needs further study and is not yet ready for cabinet review.When asked about the protesters opposing the bill gathering in front of the
The Secretary-General of the Thai State Council, Pakorn Nilpraphun, explained the progress of the draft "Entertainment Complex Act" at Prince of Songkla University in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province.He stated that the bill is currently undergoing a second reading, the initial draft has been comp
The Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) recently expressed strong opposition to the Thai government's proposed entertainment complex bill, pointing out that the bill aims to legalize casino gambling. The party believes that the legalization of casinos will have a negative impact on Thai society and citiz
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
For any government attempting to legalize casino projects, public opposition is often a hindrance. The latest attempt by the Bai Dongtan government is no exception.Earlier this week, the Gambling Prevention Foundation launched an online petition campaign asking people to sign against the "Entertainm
Thailand is eager to introduce a new bill nationwide that would establish entertainment centers and casinos, hoping to provide a much-needed boost to its economy. Experts say that the prospect of legalizing casinos brings both benefits and risks to Thailand.Last week, Thai officials announced that t
After the removal of Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin by the Constitutional Court of Thailand, the country has plunged into political uncertainty. The court ruled that Srettha's appointment of Pichit Chuenban, a lawyer with a criminal record, as a cabinet member violated ethical standards, leading to
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