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Somerset Sukhumvit 71 Bangkok: A Perfect Fit for Weekend Getaways and Long-Term Living

In today's incredibly hectic world, finding a place that balances convenience with convivial warmth in an urban centre can be challenging, but Somerset Sukhumvit 71 delivers both with a unique blend of innate Thai hospitality and Ascott's signature elegance. Located in Bangkok's Ekamai district, the property beguiles guests with urban dynamism balanced by a restful tranquility that one finds welcome after a hectic day of work or exploration. That said, guests can easily find some of Bangkok's best dining, entertainment, leisure, and retail experiences practically on the doorstep. Hotel manager Sairung Eamchom said of the property: “We are delighted to welcome guests to experience the distinctive Somerset lifestyle where convenience, community, and comfort come together seamlessly. With our lifestyle-oriented design and commitment to sustainability, every thoughtfully designed space and personalized service reflects our dedication to creating a truly enriching stay for every guest.” A prime location The Somerset Sukhumvit 71 Bangkok is one of the most conveniently located accommodation providers in the Thai capital. Indeed, the property is a mere ten-minute drive from Phra Khanong and is in close proximity to the Ekamai BTS station, enabling travellers to explore the city from a well-positioned base. Everything is also within reach: the hotel is in a bustling zone dotted with local markets offering interesting finds, as well as major shopping malls with an array of global products. Daily essentials are also steps away thanks to several supermarkets and grocery stores within walking distance. It also helps to know that the Somerset Sukhumvit 71 is located near some of the city's most reputable hospitals, enabling guests to get the care they need whenever necessary. Where comfort comes first Whether one is travelling with family, is a digital nomad, or out for a business trip, the Somerset Sukhumvit 71 offers a diverse range of comfortable accommodations to suit their specific needs. Indeed, the property's 141 contemporary guest rooms offer comfort and convenience for everyone. From cozy deluxe rooms to spacious one- and two-bedroom units, each space is thoughtfully designed for comfort and functionality regardless of whether one is staying but a few days or longer. For families with growing children, spacious rooms with bunk beds weave together a touch of fun with a comforting sense of warmth that turns each space into a home away from home. Those travelling for work, on the other hand, will appreciate the fact that each room offers ample workspace where busy individuals can get their tasks done in quiet comfort, bolstered by excellent connectivity on the premises throughout the day. For its guests' peace of mind as well as convenience, the Somerset offers secure parking, 24-hour reception, and dedicated housekeeping services. More than just another stay The beauty of the Somerset Sukhumvit 71 is that it's more than just another hotel: it's a fantastic lifestyle hub that offers something for virtually everyone's fancy. As mentioned above, guests can easily explore the city thanks to the Somerset's location and proximity to major transport stations. Likewise, a whole roster of dining and shopping options awaits avid travellers, along with excellent options for leisure and entertainment. But even with the enticements of its surroundings, the Somerset Sukhumvit 71 Bangkok offers guests a plethora of options even if they don't step out of the property. Those seeking an escape from Bangkok's sultry heat can head to the rooftop to dive right into the cool depths of the Somerset pool. Meanwhile, fitness buffs can squeeze in a workout even on a business trip or a vacation at the well-equipped in-house gym. From time to time, the Somerset also offers guests a series of exclusive activities, and the event lineup ranges from family-centric gatherings where guests of any age can enjoy themselves, holiday-specific promotions, wellness classes to balance physical and emotional health, as well as workshops to help guests feel one with their host community. Indeed, it would not be going too far to say that, when in Bangkok, the Somerset Sukhumvit 71 is certainly one's home away from home. As Sairung puts it: "Somerset Sukhumvit 71 Bangkok is more than just a place to stay; it is a vibrant urban retreat where comfort meets contemporary living, infused with a distinctive local touch." To know more about the Somerset Sukhumvit 71 or book a stay, check out the property's official website or email enquiry.thailand@the-ascott.com.

Park Hyatt Bangkok hosts inaugural Christmas tree lighting

Park Hyatt Bangkok recently celebrated its first Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, blending luxury with meaningful values of art, community, and sustainability. The event, held at the hotel, featured a stunning Christmas tree crafted from upcycled metal by Thai artist Saruta Kiatparkpoom, showcasing the transformative power of art. Angelica Aliberti, Executive Assistant Manager – Sales and Marketing, emphasised the significance of the event, stating, “Tonight is not just about lighting a tree. It’s about celebrating values that truly define who we are at Park Hyatt Bangkok, art, community and sustainability.” Extending a helping hand The ceremony also underscored the hotel's commitment to empowering local communities through a partnership with AKHA MA-DE, an artisanal community from Chiang Rai. Guests participated in a macramé workshop led by Nathan Chocard and Nichanan A-Ngi, receiving handcrafted tokens made from recycled cotton, symbolising cultural heritage and sustainable livelihoods. Adding to the festive atmosphere, Alba Santos performed jazz renditions of classic Christmas tunes, whilst attendees enjoyed culinary delights paired with Ruinart Champagne. The evening concluded with a toast of “Merry Christmas” as the tree came alight. This celebration marks a new chapter for Park Hyatt Bangkok, demonstrating that luxury can be both responsible and inspiring. The event set the tone for a festive season rooted in creativity, sustainability, and shared joy, aligning with the hotel’s guiding philosophy of art, community, and care. ```

Moxy Bangkok Ratchaprasong receives Trusted Thailand certification

Urban lifestyle hotel Moxy Bangkok Ratchaprasong was recently granted Trusted Thailand certification by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT). The certification reinforces the property’s commitment to delivering a safe, reliable, and confidence-inspiring stay for global travelers. TAT’s Trusted Thailand initiative recognises tourism operators that meet stringent standards of safety management, secure transactions, communication readiness, and accessible mobility. That said, the programme aims to increase traveler confidence across key markets including China, South Korea, Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe, ensuring visitors can explore Thailand with greater peace of mind. Comfort and confidence Located just steps from CentralWorld and the Bangkok Convention Center at CentralWorld, the hotel continues to strengthen its position as a preferred choice for leisure, business, and MICE guests seeking style, convenience, and trusted hospitality in Bangkok. Moxy Bangkok Ratchaprasong enhances the guest experience with 504 smartly designed rooms, energetic social spaces, the fully wired Library & Plug-In area, lounge with indoor & outdoor terrace and direct access to the Chit Lom BTS station via the Ratchaprasong Skywalk. Its central location places guests steps away from Bangkok’s leading shopping, dining, and cultural landmarks, adding convenience to both leisure and business trips.

Tourism Authority of Thailand lauds new direct flights from Bangkok to three Japanese destinations

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) hailed the recent launch of three inaugural Japan–Bangkok services operated by Thai AirAsia X and Thai Lion Air as a milestone in regional connectivity. The new routes from Sendai, Hokkaido and Osaka significantly expand short-haul access into Thailand and are expected to stimulate year-end travel demand from one of the country’s most valuable international markets. TAT deputy governor for international marketing in Asia and the South Pacific Pattaraanong Na Chiangmai declared: “These new connections from Sendai, Hokkaido and Osaka reflect the strong confidence of our airline partners in Thailand’s tourism prospects. Expanded air access is essential to sustaining travel flows from Japan, and TAT will continue working with carriers to support sustainable growth. With rising interest among younger Japanese travellers, Thailand is well placed to deliver high-quality experiences that resonate with today’s evolving travel preferences.” Significant new routes Thai AirAsia X commenced its four-times-weekly Sendai–Bangkok service on Monday, 1st December. The inaugural flight also carried more than 100 youth football players from the Tohoku region who travelled to Bangkok for matches and training. Their arrival coincided with TAT’s launch of the Enjoy Training in Thailand initiative, which promotes Thailand as a warm-weather, year-round training destination for youth athletes and coaches from Japan. The programme includes planned joint promotions with partner sports clubs to bring recurring training camps to Thailand and elevate the country’s profile as a world-class sports training base. Thai Lion Air, on the other hand, also launched its three-time-weekly Hokkaido–Bangkok service on 1st December. The airline likewise launched its four-times-weekly Osaka–Bangkok service on the following day, 2nd December, further strengthening connectivity between Japan’s major cities and Thailand. Inroads to a key market Japan is a leading source of inbound tourism for Thailand, generating strong, stable revenue and maintaining consistent travel throughout the year. TAT is advancing a dual-track approach to the market by preserving established segments while expanding influence among new audiences, particularly Millennial and Gen Z travellers who are visiting Thailand for the first time. Strengthened airline partnerships and greater seat capacity are central to this strategy, supporting Thailand’s position as a preferred destination for Japanese visitors. From 1st January to 30th November of this year, Thailand recorded 985,612 Japanese visitors, a year-on-year increase of 4.16 per cent. Most travellers arrive as FIT visitors with an average spend of 39,000 Baht per trip and an average stay of 6.04 days. Popular destinations include Bangkok, Chon Buri, Phuket, Ayutthaya and Chiang Mai. Growing demand provides strong momentum as Thailand advances toward its target of welcoming more than one million Japanese arrivals by the end of 2025.

Amari Bangkok helps guests explore the city with its new electric tuk-tuk service

Amari Bangkok recently introduced a sustainable take on a Thai icon with its new EV Tuk Tuk. The new service invites guests to explore the bustling Bangkok neighbourhoods of Pratunam and Ratchaprasong in comfort and style whilst championing responsible, eco-conscious travel. Guests can enjoy convenient drop-offs at some of the city’s must-see highlights, including the sacred Four Face Buddha, the bustling shopping and entertainment hub of Siam Square, the vibrant Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, and the historic Jim Thompson House with its traditional teak architecture and lush gardens. More sustainable urban cultural experiences The EV Tuk Tuk embodies Amari’s commitment to enriching guest experiences while protecting the environment. Offering an immersive and low-emission way to explore the city, it perfectly blends eco-conscious travel with authentic cultural discovery. Given how one key hallmark of the  Amari brand is creating genuine connections between guests and the local destination, the EV Tuk Tuk is more than just another way to get around. Instead, it is a cultural bridge between age-old tradition and cutting-edge innovation. Rooted in Amari’s brand DNA of celebration, contemporary design, and Thainess, the EV Tuk Tuk transforms each ride into a story-led experience. Whether visiting temples, discovering street art, or exploring lively shopping streets, the journey blends environmental responsibility with authentic cultural storytelling, leaving guests with a deeper connection to Bangkok’s spirit. An enjoyably immersive experience Highlights of the EV Tuk Tuk Experience include: Sustainability in Motion: Travel through Bangkok’s vibrant streets with an eco-conscious perspective, reducing your carbon footprint while maximising cultural connection; Cultural Immersion: Discover the history and significance of each stop, from sacred sites to bustling markets; and Curated Landmarks: Convenient drop-offs at must-see attractions such as the Four Face Buddha, Siam Square, the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, and the Jim Thompson House. Guests are accompanied by a dedicated City Explorer, a knowledgeable host who shares the stories, traditions, and hidden gems that make Bangkok unique.

NoVacancy Asia 2025 brings the hospitality sector’s top brass to Bangkok

NoVacancy Asia 2025 is all set to bring together hotel owners, hotel operators, brands, and solution providers to Bangkok’s Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre on 18th and 19th November. The region's only trade show fully dedicated to hotel and accommodation innovation will be tackling the industry's biggest opportunities across the fields of technology, commerce, design, and experience. Organised by Terrapinn, the two-day exhibition and conference will showcase the ideas, tools, and partnership opportunities reshaping Asia's hospitality landscape, featuring live product demos, practical case studies, and targeted networking built for decision-makers. Terrapinn managing director Paul Clark said: "NoVacancy Asia is where hospitality leaders from across the region bring their challenges and find the solutions to help move their business forward. Whether you're upgrading tech stacks, reimagining guest journeys, or optimising your revenue management, you'll meet new potential partners and uncover playbooks to help you move faster in 2026." Who’s on the 2025 slate? NoVacancy Asia 2025 will feature more than 100 leading voices from global and regional brands across strategy, operations, design, technology, and commercial performance. Among those who have confirmed their participation are: Emilie Couton, Chief Executive Officer, Accor Plus Daryl Lee, Group Chief Executive Officer, Dida Craig Cochrane, Chief People Officer, Minor Hotel Group Michael Marshall, Chief Executive Officer, S Hotels & Resorts Tony Marshall, VP & Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Agilysys Bryan Bailey, Vice President Revenue & Distribution, Minor Hotels Hope Lang, Senior Director of Operations – Southeast Asia, Hilton Steven Hopkinson, Senior Vice President AP&ME, Shiji Shok Wan Ho, Senior Vice President, Head of Global Design & Technical Services, Frasers Hospitality Udomluk Tantbirojn, Chief Technology Officer, Centara Hotels & Resorts Thiruselvam Tholtan, Vice President Solutions – Hotel Technology, Minor International These experts will confront the industry's toughest challenges head-on, with actionable insight, real-world case studies, and straight-talk strategy that works. Six tracks in a single conference Attendees can plan their visit around free-to-attend tracks on topics including: Hotel Leaders Design & Refurbishment Revenue Management & Distribution Hotel Technology Marketing Small Hoteliers & Hosts Each track features case studies and engaging panel discussions that dive deep into the challenges and opportunities faced by the hotels and accommodations industry. A networking opportunity you shouldn’t miss Across the show floor, over 100 solution providers will showcase the latest hotel booking and reservations tech, operations and facilities management tools, sustainability solutions, marketing and brand-building tech, and revenue, payments and RMS systems. and more. Attendees can expect live demos, product launches and curated networking to fast-track partnerships. Exhibiting companies include DiDA, Agilysys, Shiji, Airwallex, Booking.com, Canary Technologies, Cvent, eMarketingeye, Profitroom, RoomPriceGenie, RoomStay.io, Salto Systems, Squizify, Stripe, and Tripleseat among others.

Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort Unveils ‘Sala Lakorn: A Journey into the Soul of Siam’ – A New Era of Theatrical Dining

Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort announces the grand opening of Sala Lakorn, a unique new restaurant and destination on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Sala Lakorn offers an unforgettable evening that combines world-class Thai cuisine with a captivating theatrical performance. Guests are invited to an immersive evening of contemporary Thai culture and spectacle, available daily from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm. The heart of the experience is "The Eternal Siam", a breathtaking performance that can only be seen at the new Sala Lakorn. The show is the vision of Manop Meejamrat (Kru Nai), a highly respected artist and recipient of the prestigious Silpathorn Award for Performing Arts. The Silpathorn Award is a top honour presented to contemporary Thai artists who have consistently produced creative work. It is organised by the Office of Contemporary Art and Culture (OCAC) which operates under Thailand’s Ministry of Culture. The production masterfully blends stunning contemporary Thai performances with world-class visual effects and a powerful musical score. It takes audiences on a journey through the timeless beauty and spirit of Thailand, from the country's ancient origins to its vibrant present. Show highlights include an immersive welcome from the radiant Flower Queen, a tribute to the river goddess Mae Khongkha, a mesmerising Nang Yai shadow puppet performance, and a grand finale featuring the iconic Golden Swan Royal Barge, the Suphannahong. While enjoying the spectacle, guests can feast on Sala Lakorn’s International Buffet, which showcases a vibrant mix of Thai culinary heritage and international favourites. The BBQ seafood section is a centrepiece, offering a premium selection of River Prawns, Blue Swimmer Crabs, Slipper Lobster, Fine de Claire Oysters, and much more. Signature Thai dishes include Gang Keaw Wan Gai (Thai green curry with chicken) and Pla Pad Pak Preaw Wan (sweet & sour seabass) along with Thai street food favourites such as crab omelette with coconut siracha, sweet chilli sauce, bean sprouts and Thai herbs and live-action Som Tum stations. International flavours include a China Town Station, where guests can enjoy scrumptious dim sum and favourites such as Hainanese Chicken Rice, and BBQ Pork on rotation. Indian favourites include Chicken Tikka, Dal Tarka and Aloo Shimla Mirch Desserts are a celebration of tradition and indulgence, featuring Thai classics like Tong Yod, Foi Tong, and Khanom Look Choub, alongside international treats such as banana crepes and churros. Sala Lakorn is set to become Bangkok's premier destination for those seeking an evening of cultural immersion, exquisite dining, and world-class entertainment. Book now and experience the first taste of Bangkok’s newest theatrical show by the river. Only at Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort.

Park Hyatt Bangkok teams up with PAÑPURI Organic Spa for an exquisite afternoon tea esperience

This month, Park Hyatt Bangkok collaborates with PAÑPURI Organic Spa to elevate one's well-being with an exclusive experience designed to soothe the senses and celebrate the art of self-care. Available until 30th December, the Self-Pampering Day begins at THB 4,500 net and includes a 60-minute Signature Body Massage at PAÑPURI Organic Spa, followed by the refreshing Signature Afternoon Tea at The Living Room. Guests will also receive a specially curated gift from PAÑPURI, a thoughtful token of indulgence to take home. Whether you choose to treat yourself or share the experience with someone special, this offering is a graceful way to unwind before the season draws to a close.

Norse Atlantic Airways’ first direct Stockholm-Bangkok flight takes off

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) joined Swedavia and Norse Atlantic Airways as the airline sent off the first flight of its new Stockholm–Bangkok route on Wednesday, 22nd October, at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. The new service marks Norse Atlantic’s first direct route between Sweden and Thailand, enhancing long-haul connectivity between Northern Europe and Southeast Asia for the 2025/2026 winter season. Thailand remains the top Asian destination for Swedish travellers, welcoming 145,188 visitors from 1st January to 15th October of this year, up 8.56 percent year-on-year. Swedish visitors spend an average of 65,000 Baht per trip and stay 19.9 days, generating over 14.6 billion Baht. Most travel independently, with growing interest in safety and responsible tourism, underscoring Thailand’s need to sustain its appeal through long-term, sustainable growth. Celebrating shared commitments The launch ceremony highlighted the strong partnership and shared commitment to expanding travel opportunities between Sweden and Thailand. The send-off was led by Stockholm Arlanda Airport director Karl Eklund, and Norse Atlantic Airways chief operating officer Bård Nordhagen, together with TAT Stockholm Office director Patsalinn Swetarat and representatives from the Royal Thai Embassy in Stockholm. The event featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony and photo session before the departure of the inaugural flight from Terminal 5, Check-in Counter No. 90, which carried a full load of 338 passengers. Norse Atlantic Airways’ Stockholm–Bangkok flight is one of three direct routes operated by the airline to Thailand, alongside the upcoming Stockholm–Phuket and Oslo–Phuket flights. Together, these routes form part of Norse Atlantic’s five inaugural services to Thailand this winter season, which also include London Gatwick and Manchester, further reinforcing Thailand’s position as a preferred long-haul destination for European travellers.

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