THE revelation of a sixth death and the results of an investigation by Thailand’s Department of Disease Control has shed new light on the series of mysterious fatalities in Chiang Mai. The sixth death involved a Frenchwoman – one of two who fell sick, a media release from the department says. It highlighted the exceptional […]
The son of a retired British couple away on a ‘dream winter escape’ today demanded the truth about their suspicious deaths in Thailand, described by Thai authorities as ‘coincidental’. George and Eileen Everitt were among the victims of five mystery deaths in the northern Thai capital of Chiang Mai and now their son Stephen Everitt […]
The mystery deaths of Thailand have left the police in a lot of hustle and bustle and a lot of concern. Four people staying in the same hotel mysteriously died while staying there. The hotel was placed at a popular tourist destination Chiang Mai. These people included a retired British Couple, a Tourist guide from […]
The father of Wellington tourist Sarah Carter wants the Thai hotel she stayed in closed and a more thorough investigation carried out into her death. His comments come after it was revealed there had been three other unexplained deaths of people who stayed in the same Downtown Inn in Chiang Mai, in northern Thailand. Miss […]
BANGKOK, 6 March 2011 (NNT) – The Airports of Thailand (AOT) is pushing for Chiang Mai International Airport to feature in the list of top 10 Airport Service Quality (ASQ) in the world. AOT President Serirat Prasutanond said the AOT had set a goal for Chiang Mai International Airport to be among the global top […]
A Norwegian tourist has complained about Chiang Mai taxi drivers taking advantage of foreign visitors and tarnishing the city’s image. In a letter addressed to the Tourist Police and The Nation, Leif E Holterud said he visited Chiang Mai and stayed at the BP Chiang Mai City Hotel in Muang district. On January 28, while […]
CHiANG MAI, 20 February 2011 (NNT) – The Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT) disclosed a growing number of tourists in Chiang Mai province during the first quarter of this year as a result of tourism strategy and excellent weather. Director of Chiang Mai Airport Ms Raweewan Natarakavessana,the number of tourists has increased by […]
The first Thailand-born panda cub, Lin Ping, will remain at the Chiang Mai Zoo for another two years after China accepted Thailand’s request to extend its stay in the Kingdom. An overjoyed Prasertsak Buntrakulpuntawi, head of Chiang Mai Zoo’s panda research project, said yesterday he had received unofficial news from Chinese authorities that the paperwork […]
