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Bangkok Tops the List of Most-Searched Travel Destinations for 2026, eDreams ODIGEO ReportsGlobal travelers are already planning their 2026 adventures, and new search data from the travel platform eDreams ODIGEO reveals the top destinations capturing the world’s attention for next year. According to the report, Bangkok ranks as the No. 1 most-searched destination for 2026, signaling Thailand’s continued appeal as a world-class tourism hub.
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BDMS Wellness Clinic and Bangkok Rayong Hospital Expand Eastern Wellness Hub, Supporting EEC with Launch of “RoyalLife Wellness Clinic Rayong”Rayong, Thailand — BDMS Wellness Clinic, the preventive healthcare center under Bangkok Dusit Medical Services (BDMS), has partnered with Bangkok Rayong Hospital to officially open “RoyalLife Wellness Clinic Rayong”, a new preventive wellness center designed to serve the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). The launch marks the 22nd anniversary of Bangkok Rayong Hospital and represents a major milestone in expanding Thailand’s nationwide Wellness Hub network.
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NIA Hosts Executive Meeting to Strengthen Thailand’s Tourism Innovation Ecosystem and Advance the Country Toward an Innovation NationBangkok — The National Innovation Agency (NIA) convened the Innovation Thailand Top Executives Meeting under the theme “Tourism Industry Innovation Ecosystem towards Innovation Nation”, bringing together senior leaders from more than 30 prominent organizations across government, private sector, academia, and community networks. The gathering aimed to reinforce cross-sector collaboration and build a comprehensive innovation ecosystem to elevate Thailand’s tourism industry and strengthen its competitiveness on the global stage.
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Department of Disease Control Highlights Key Health Risks for November Urges Public to Stay Vigilant During Cold SeasonThe Department of Disease Control released an update on major health concerns over the past month, noting that the most common illnesses were influenza, diarrhea, pneumonia, RSV infection, and food poisoning. Diseases with the highest fatality rates included streptococcal infection, melioidosis, leptospirosis, scrub typhus, and dengue fever.
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Department of Health Urges Public to Drink Two Glasses of Plain Milk Daily for Better HealthThe Department of Health under the Ministry of Public Health is encouraging Thai people of all ages to “drink two glasses of plain milk every day,” alongside consuming a balanced diet from all five food groups, eating three proper meals a day, and adjusting portion sizes according to age-specific nutrition guidelines.
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Thai Orthodontist to Speak at “JANO 2025” Scientific Conference in JapanDr. Narandr Chevangkul to Present on “Brava Independent Movers” The Japan Non-Extraction Orthodontic Society (JANO) is set to host its 30th Annual Scientific Meeting, JANO 2025, from 27–28 October 2025 at Hōshi, Awazu Onsen, in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.
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