PRATEEP TANGMATITHAM

Development of Economic, Social, and Environmental Structures for Sustainable Growth in Thailand

Many people claim that they cannot see a future for Thailand, describing the country as regressing. There are concerns that Thailand has become a stagnant society. Once experiencing economic growth of over 5% per year, it now hovers around 2%. The Thai population has stabilized and is gradually decreasing.

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Khao-Yai, the Destination for Wellness and Nature Retreat

“Khao-Yai”, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and ASEAN Heritage Park, is widely known among nature lovers for its beautiful natural landscape and wildlife. Khao-Yai spans across four provinces (Saraburi, Nakhonratchasima, Prachinburi, and Nakhonnayok) over 2,200 square kilometers. It is the origin of many waterways, home to wildlife and over 280 species of birds. The biodiversity of nature in this area attracts visitors and nature lovers from all over the world. Khao-Yai has a tropical jungle climate with average temperature of 21 celsius.

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Sriracha, the eastern center for industrial hub and international living 

Sriracha is one of the districts in Chonburi province on the eastern shore of Thailand. With over 10 industrial estates and factories such as Mitsui, Bridgestone, Toyota, Hitachi, Sony, Mitsubishi, Itochu, MASA, PASON, and many more, the area becomes the center for foreign workers, especially the Japanese. Most of the foreign workers arrive in Sriracha with their family and stay for 1 to 7 years. The number of Japanese in Sriracha is estimated at 8,000 to 10,000. With a high number of Japanese in the area, Sriracha is dubbed, “Little Osaka” of Thailand. Plenty of great tasting Japanese cuisine are available in Sriracha.

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