Thursday, May 22, 2014

Coup crisis could cost Thailand its medical tourism crown

* Coup has prompted new travel warnings from some governments * Medical tourists are shifting to South Korea, Philippines * Competition also heats up from neighbours Malaysia, Singapore * But Thailand is still attractive for costs, quality By Khettiya Jittapong BANGKOK, May 23 (Reuters) - Thailand is in danger of losing its crown as the world's top destination for medical tourism if foreigners ... More here: Coup crisis could cost Thailand its medical tourism crown

Philippines hopes for early return of democracy in Thailand

DFA spokesman Charles Jose: Concern for Thailand. AP FILE PHOTO MANILA, Philippines--The Philippines on Thursday expressed hopes for the return of democracy and normalcy in Thailand where the ... More here: Philippines hopes for early return of democracy in Thailand

BBC World focus on Philippines ongoing

“BBC World News felt it was important to focus on the Philippines six months after Supertyphoon ‘Yolanda,’” revealed writer-TV host Rajan Datar via a recent e-mail interview. More here: BBC World focus on Philippines ongoing

BBC World focus on Philippines ongoing

“BBC World News felt it was important to focus on the Philippines six months after Supertyphoon ‘Yolanda,’” revealed writer-TV host Rajan Datar via a recent e-mail interview. More here: BBC World focus on Philippines ongoing

Speech of President Aquino at the opening plenary of the 23rd World Economic Forum on East Asia

For the longest time, it has been the patriotism, the willpower, and the wisdom of the Filipino people that has rescued our country from its darkest moments. And now that they have public servants in government fully committed to harnessing their power for good—for the betterment of the nation—our country has the social and economic momentum to go from success to success, and truly make waves ... More here: Speech of President Aquino at the opening plenary of the 23rd World Economic Forum on East Asia