Tourism Boosts Pacific Economic Outlook, but Climate change, Rising Prices Pose RisksEconomicsAug 21, 2022 Thailand Business News After an average economic contraction of 0.6% in 2021, ADB’s Pacific Economic Monitor (PEM), released today, says the Pacific is expected to grow by 4.7% this year and 5.4% next year.Read the complete story on Thailand Business NewsShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Latest UpdatesSompo Thailand Partners with Collision to Streamline Air Travel Jan 22, 2025 Thai-Chinese Friendship Marks 50 Years with Chinese New Year Celebrations in 2025 Jan 21, 2025 A Guide to Conducting Business in ASEAN by 2025 Jan 21, 2025 Thailand BOI Reports 35% Surge in 2024 Investment Applications, Reaching Decade-High $33 Billion, Driven by FDI in Data Centers & Cloud Services Jan 20, 2025 Bangkok Post – Foreigners Pass Away Following Attendance at Phuket Music Festival Jan 20, 2025 Most ViewedRelated ArticlesThailand Reveals Plan for Economic and Investment Expansion Jan 18, 2025 Launch of the Final Phase of 2024 Economic Stimulus Set for March Jan 15, 2025 Government to Prioritize Five Key Sectors in 2025 to Enhance GDP Growth Jan 12, 2025 SET Marks 50 Years with Seminar on Challenges and Future Growth Jan 3, 2025 Previous articleThailand issues Chair’s Statement for the 11th APEC Tourism Ministerial MeetingNext articleThe growing developing country debt burden and the special role of China