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  • OTIC Hearing Unveils New Audiological Milestones In Hong Kong: Launching The Award-Winning Oticon Zeal And The Pediatric Oticon Play SI Platforms

    OTIC Hearing Unveils New Audiological Milestones In Hong Kong: Launching The Award-Winning Oticon Zeal And The Pediatric Oticon Play SI Platforms

    HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 30 July 2026 – OTIC Hearing, the leading hearing care clinical network and sole distributor of Oticon A/S in Hong Kong, has announced the launch of two breakthrough hearing solutions: Oticon Zeal™ and Oticon Play SI™.

    Developed to mimic natural brain sound processing, these platforms represent a major leap forward in treating hearing loss across all ages. Together, the Oticon Zeal and Oticon Play SI lines bring the next evolution of BrainHearing™ technology to Hong Kong. Headlining this release is the custom-molded Oticon Zeal, which recently won the 2026 Red Dot Design Award—one of the world’s most prestigious international seals of design quality and innovation. By introducing these dual systems, OTIC Hearing effortlessly bridges the gap between invisible aesthetics for image-conscious adults and robust learning support for developing children.

    Oticon Zeal: Setting a New Standard for Invisible Hearing Technology

    For many adults experiencing mild-to-moderate hearing impairment, the social stigma of traditional behind-the-ear devices remains a major deterrent to seeking intervention. Oticon Zeal rewrites this narrative with its NXT In-the-Ear (ITE) style.

    Individually sculpted to fit deeply within the user’s ear canal, Oticon Zeal achieves absolute invisibility when viewed from a frontal profile, presenting an ultra-compact faceplate only when observed directly from the side. This is achieved via advanced 3D modeling and laser-sculpting technology, which integrates complex components into an exceptionally small shell without compromising on features.

    Overcoming a historic limitation of invisible hearing aids, the frequent changing of tiny disposable batteries; Oticon Zeal introduces an integrated lithium-ion rechargeable power cell. The system delivers up to 20 hours of continuous battery life on a single charge. Every device pairs with a desktop SmartCharger that functions as a mobile power bank. For urgent situations, a fast-charging protocol provides four hours of operational power from a brief 15-minute charge.

    Deep Neural Network 2.0 Processing

    At the core of Oticon Zeal’s processing is an on-chip, second-generation AI engine. Driven by an updated Deep Neural Network (DNN) 2.0 and a SuddenSound Stabilizer, the processor scans and balances the surrounding soundscape hundreds of times per second.

    Standard digital hearing systems often rely on narrow, directional microphones that isolate a single speaker while dampening peripheral noise. This artificial restriction deprives the brain of essential contextual audio, creating cognitive strain and mental fatigue.

    In contrast, Oticon Zeal’s AI preserves a natural, 360-degree open soundscape. By suppressing sudden background noises by up to 12 decibels while actively enhancing speech clarity by up to 6 decibels, the platform allows the brain to naturally choose which sound source to focus on, even within high-volume environments like corporate meetings or crowded restaurants.

    Oticon Play SI: Purpose-Built Pediatric Care for Growing Minds

    Alongside the adult-focused Oticon Zeal, OTIC Hearing is introducing Oticon Play SI to deliver specialized auditory care tailored directly to the unique developmental requirements of growing children. The Oticon Play SI family is optimized to deliver a rich, high-fidelity sound stream essential for language acquisition, academic success, and social confidence.

    Children live dynamic lives, moving rapidly from quiet homes to noisy classrooms and playgrounds. Oticon Play SI addresses this volatility by becoming the industry’s first pediatric family to combine a second-generation AI processing core with integrated 4D user-intent sensors.

    These sensors track physical head movements, body activity levels, and localized acoustic shifts. The system automatically adjusts its processing parameters in real time, ensuring the child remains clearly connected to teacher instructions, parental guidance, and peer interactions.

    To withstand childhood adventures, Oticon Play SI features an IP68-certified robust housing, offering maximum protection against dust, moisture, and debris. This fully sealed architecture safeguards delicate internal circuitry from sweat, rain, and accidental spills. Available in versatile miniRITE R and miniBTE R styles, the lineup offers a broad array of 12 expressive color choices, seven colored ear-hook options, and custom decorative stickers, empowering children to wear their devices with personal pride.

    Advanced Digital Connectivity

    To seamlessly interface with today’s digital environment, both Oticon Zeal and Oticon Play SI feature state-of-the-art streaming protocols. Utilizing advanced Bluetooth® LE Audio technology, both product families deliver low-energy direct audio streaming from smartphones, tablets, laptops, and smart televisions, keeping users connected without draining device batteries.

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    About OTIC Hearing

    Established in 2005, OTIC Hearing (Otic Hearing & Speech Centre) is one of the largest, most trusted hearing care clinical groups in Hong Kong. Guided by a corporate philosophy of “People First”, OTIC Hearing manages a comprehensive network of eight specialized service centers strategically distributed across Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories. Clinics are located in Central, Causeway Bay, Jordan, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kwun Tong, Shatin, Tsuen Wan, and Yuen Long.

    As the exclusive distributor of Oticon A/S in Hong Kong, OTIC Hearing pairs world-leading technology with an elite team of clinical audiologists and technical hearing specialists. Every facility is fully outfitted with advanced diagnostic and testing instrumentation, allowing the clinical team to deliver precise hearing assessments, custom-fitting protocols, and specialized pediatric auditory rehabilitation. OTIC Hearing maintains a strict commitment to ongoing professional training, ensuring that every client receives a supportive, accurate rehabilitation journey designed to restore lifestyle confidence.

  • Thailand Launches FastPass Program, Unlocking USD 21 billion in Strategic High-Tech Investment

    Thailand Launches FastPass Program, Unlocking USD 21 billion in Strategic High-Tech Investment

    BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 23 June 2026 – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul formally launched Thailand FastPass at Government House, mobilizing over USD 21 billion (approximately 700 billion baht) in strategic high-tech investment. The program integrates eight government agencies to cut regulatory approval timelines by up to 50 percent, accelerating approved investments from license to operating factory.

    Thailand Launches FastPass Program

    FastPass targets high-value sectors including advanced electronics, aerospace technology, precision machinery and automation systems, and recycled plastics.

    By coordinating eight key government agencies—including Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI), the Department of Industrial Works, the Customs Department, the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONEP), the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT), the Energy Regulatory Commission, the Metropolitan Electricity Authority, and the Provincial Electricity Authority—the initiative removes historical friction in permitting, environmental approvals, and infrastructure connectivity.

    Thailand FastPass

    At the ceremony, the eight agencies formalized their coordination by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) committing to reduce approval and licensing timelines by 20 to 50 percent across key investment milestones, including factory permits, free-zone processing, environmental impact assessments, and power grid connections.

    The ceremony drew more than 300 attendees, including foreign diplomats, international chambers of commerce, and multinational executives.

    “In today’s global economy, speed is the ultimate competitive differentiator,” said Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister of Thailand. “The Thai government is shifting from regulator to active business facilitator. By removing regulatory hurdles, increasing speed, and ensuring policy transparency, we are driving physical investments that will generate next-generation employment and secure Thailand’s long-term regional competitiveness.”

    The push to turn approved projects into physical factories follows a historic surge in investment applications. BOI received a record USD 54.5 billion (approximately 1.8 trillion baht) in investment applications in 2025. Momentum has carried into 2026, with first-quarter applications already exceeding USD 30.3 billion (approximately 1 trillion baht).

    The USD 21 billion total spans two FastPass cohorts. In the first phase, FastPass resolved regulatory bottlenecks for 76 previously approved projects valued at over USD 14.4 billion (approximately 474 billion baht). Today’s ceremony launched the second cohort: 25 projects from 23 companies worth USD 6.7 billion (approximately 223 billion baht), each receiving a formal Thailand FastPass certificate.

    “We are focusing heavily on ‘realized investment’ entering the actual economy,” said Mr. Ekniti Nitithanprapas, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. “The FastPass mechanism is designed to deliver immediate, concrete economic results in the short term, while laying down long-term structural benefits that will distribute wealth across our broader economy. These 25 pilot projects from 23 companies are projected to generate over 13,000 high-skilled jobs. Combined with the 76 projects cleared under FastPass in the preceding phase, total investment mobilized by the program exceeds 700 billion baht.”

    This mechanism converts corporate capital into domestic benefits across five key dimensions: driving investment-led GDP growth, generating high-skilled careers, transferring technical know-how, integrating local SMEs, and creating localized economic multipliers within regional communities.

    “The FastPass program fundamentally changes how Thailand works with global investors,” said Mr. Narit Therdsteerasukdi, Secretary-General of the BOI. “We put eight agencies into one pipeline. Permit timelines that once stretched for months can now be cut by up to half. That gets factories built, creates high-skilled jobs, and pulls Thai suppliers into global supply chains.”

    Global corporations participating in the FastPass program cited Thailand’s strategic location, modern infrastructure, robust supply chains, skilled workforce, and favorable investment policies as the key drivers for their expansion.

    “Thailand possesses the talent, infrastructure, and policy support necessary for next-generation industries,” said Mr. Simon Gwozdz, CEO of Equatorial Space (Thailand) Co., Ltd., a developer of low-Earth orbit space launch vehicles. “The BOI’s one-stop coordination significantly reduces regulatory complexity.”

    “The availability of raw materials, infrastructure, and proactive government support were critical in our decision to anchor our regional operations here,” said Mr. Donald Carpenter, CFO of U.S.-based PureCycle Technologies, Inc. “The FastPass mechanism directly improves our operational efficiency.”

    “The speed of obtaining factory licenses under the scheme has accelerated our operational readiness, creating a smoother path to scale,” said Mr. Larry Foo of SAM Precision (Thailand), a Malaysia-based manufacturer of precision components for the semiconductor industry.

    “The depth of Thailand’s electronics supply chain and supportive state policies were critical to our investment decision,” said Mr. Kris Leetavorn, Director of Advanced Connection Technology, a high-density printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturer. “The FastPass program drastically simplifies state coordination, allowing us to hit aggressive deployment timelines.”

    To demonstrate Thailand’s readiness for advanced industries, the government showcased technologies currently being deployed or manufactured in Thailand, including humanoid robotics, LiDAR sensor systems, aerospace technology, and advanced electronics.

    “Thailand FastPass proves what is possible when all agencies move in the same direction—approved investments actually get built,” Mr. Narit concluded. “The world is reshuffling supply chains. Investors need clarity and speed. Thailand is ready to deliver both. We will keep expanding FastPass to cover more permits and more strategic industries, creating quality jobs, strengthening supply chains, and raising Thailand’s long-term competitiveness.”


    USD conversion based on a reference exchange rate of approximately 33 baht per USD (Bank of Thailand, June 2026).

    Hashtag: #BIO #Thailand #FastPassProgram

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    Thailand Board of Investment

    Established in 1966, the Office of the Board of Investment (BOI) has continuously played an essential role for over 60 years in promoting value-adding investment for the country, from both foreign and Thai investors, to enhance national competitiveness and drive sustained economic growth and long-term national competitiveness.

    Investment Services Center, PR Section, The Office of the Board of Investment (BOI)

    555 Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road, Chatuchak Bangkok 10900 Tel. +66 (0) 2553 8111, Fax: +66 (0) 2553 8222

  • Thailand’s SUBCON Expo Hits $705 Million in Parts Trade as Global Manufacturers Seek New Suppliers

    Thailand’s SUBCON Expo Hits $705 Million in Parts Trade as Global Manufacturers Seek New Suppliers

    BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 19 May 2026 – SUBCON Thailand — ASEAN’s largest industrial sourcing expo — closed its 20th edition with an estimated USD 705.5 million in parts trade (approximately 23 billion baht), as manufacturers worldwide pushed deeper into Southeast Asia to broaden industrial partnerships. The event ran May 13–16 in Bangkok, drawing more than 50,000 participants and generating over 9,600 business matching pairs. It is co-organized by the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), the Thai Subcontracting Promotion Association, and Informa Markets Thailand.

    Thailand's SUBCON EXPO
    Thailand’s SUBCON EXPO

    “SUBCON Thailand is not only the largest trade exhibition in ASEAN. It is a mechanism the BOI uses to connect Thai entrepreneurs to global supply chains, at a moment when massive global industrial restructuring is forcing every country to build a stronger base for its own manufacturers,” said Mr. Narit Therdsteerasukdi, Secretary General of the Thailand Board of Investment. “Thai entrepreneurs will be the backbone of Thailand’s economy in the years ahead. We will develop SUBCON into a platform that elevates their capabilities and plants Thailand more firmly on the global industrial supply chain map — in AI, semiconductors, modern vehicles, and automation.”

    Companies said SUBCON Thailand let them source across electric vehicles, semiconductors and advanced electronics, automation and robotics, medical devices, and aerospace — finding buyers, suppliers, and industrial partners across all of them — in a single venue.

    “SUBCON Thailand serves as a key platform where automotive and electronics companies connect and explore business opportunities. Through business matching sessions, good potential has been identified to deepen collaboration with Thai entrepreneurs and enhance local industry partnerships,” said Mr. Paulino Mendoza, Team Lead Global Processing Manager, BMW (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

    “SUBCON Thailand is where Thai manufacturers prove their quality to the world. Business Matching connected us with buyers and partners we would not have found elsewhere. This is how Thai companies build the confidence to compete internationally,” said Ms. Waranchalee Suwanpimolkul, Assistant Managing Director, S.K. Polymer Co., Ltd.

    Many BOI-network companies left with concrete results — procurement agreements, follow-up negotiations, and technology partnerships. Business Matching drew the highest satisfaction scores of any activity at the show, reflecting how central buyer-supplier connectivity is to the event’s appeal. The results point to broader confidence: companies at the show said Thai manufacturers are internationally competitive on quality and ready to integrate into global supply chains.

    Looking ahead, the BOI plans to widen SUBCON’s scope — targeting AI, advanced electronics, modern vehicles, and logistics. The BOI will also expand Business Matching to reach a broader set of industries and build closer ties between Thai companies and overseas investors.

    “SUBCON Thailand is a mechanism the BOI uses to put Thai entrepreneurs at the center of global supply chains — and to keep them there. The world is going through the biggest industrial shift in a generation. Every country is racing to build a stronger base for its own manufacturers. Thai entrepreneurs will be the backbone of Thailand’s economy, and we intend to make SUBCON the platform that gets them there — in AI, semiconductors, modern vehicles, and automation,” Mr. Narit said.

    USD conversions based on an exchange rate of 32.6 baht per USD.

    Hashtag: #BOI #thailandboardofinvestment #SUBCONThailand

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    Thailand Board of Investment

    Established in 1966, the Office of the Board of Investment (BOI) has continuously played an essential role for over 60 years in promoting value-adding investment for the country, from both foreign and Thai investors, to enhance national competitiveness and drive towards a new era of sustainable and balanced growth.

    Investment Services Center — PR Section, The Office of the Board of Investment (BOI)

    555 Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900 Tel. +66 (0) 2553 8111, Fax: +66 (0) 2553 8222

  • Thailand Approves $29 Billion Investment Wave as Data Center Demand Surges

    Thailand Approves $29 Billion Investment Wave as Data Center Demand Surges

    TikTok leads new BOI approvals as Thailand moves to strengthen power readiness, clean energy access and fast-track strategic investment

    BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 6 May 2026 – Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI) has approved six major projects worth a combined 958 billion baht, or approximately USD 29 billion, led by a large-scale data infrastructure expansion by TikTok System (Thailand) Co., Ltd., underscoring the country’s growing role as a regional hub for data centers, cloud services and AI-driven digital infrastructure.

    The approvals were made at a BOI Board meeting chaired by Mr. Ekniti Nitithanprapas, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. The Board also approved a second batch of projects under the Thailand FastPass mechanism and discussed with energy agencies steps to strengthen electricity readiness and improve access to clean energy — two increasingly important factors in attracting large-scale digital and high-technology investment.

    Mr. Narit Therdsteerasukdi, Secretary General of the BOI, said the latest approvals reflect growing investor confidence in Thailand at a time when global companies are racing to expand digital infrastructure across Asia.

    “Amid continuing global volatility, investment in Thailand’s digital and advanced technology sectors continues to grow, reflecting investor confidence in the country’s potential as a regional technology hub,” Mr. Narit said. “For Thailand to capture this new investment cycle, we must be ready not only with investment incentives, but also with sufficient power, clean-energy options, skilled talent, deeper supply chains and a reliable facilitation system that allows projects to move quickly from approval to operation.”

    Of the six approved projects, three are in data center and data hosting services, with a combined investment value of 913 billion baht, or approximately USD 27 billion.

    The largest project is by TikTok System (Thailand) Co., Ltd., valued at 842 billion baht, or approximately USD 25 billion. The project will install additional servers and expand data storage and processing infrastructure across Bangkok, Samut Prakan and Chachoengsao Province, supporting rising demand for digital services and strengthening Thailand’s role in regional digital infrastructure.

    Beyond its core infrastructure investment, TikTok has also committed to developing digital literacy and e-commerce curricula to help create new business opportunities for Thai entrepreneurs and strengthen the country’s digital workforce.

    Another approved project is a 46 billion baht, or USD 1.4 billion, data center investment by Skyline Data Center and Cloud Services Co., Ltd., part of the UAE-based DAMAC Group. Located in Chachoengsao, the project will support an IT load of 200 megawatts.

    A third data center project, by Bridge Data Centres IIO (Thailand) Co.,Ltd. from Singapore, was approved with an investment value of 24.6 billion baht, or USD 746 million. Located in Chonburi, the project will support an IT load of 134 megawatts.

    The remaining approved projects cover renewable energy, circular economy and resource-based industries. PureCycle (Thailand) Co.,Ltd. will invest 8.18 billion baht, or USD 248 million, in recycled plastic pellet production in Rayong, using technology exclusively licensed from P&G, with Thailand serving as a key production base for the Asian market. Dan Khun Thot Wind One Co., Ltd. will invest 4.7 billion baht, or USD 143 million, in an 89-megawatt wind power generation project in Nakhon Ratchasima. ASEAN Potash Chaiyaphum Plc. will invest 31.4 billion baht, or USD 952 million, in potassium chloride production in Chaiyaphum, producing a key input for potash fertilizer.

    To accelerate project implementation, the BOI Board also selected nine additional projects worth 52 billion baht, or USD 1.6 billion, for Thailand FastPass, following the first batch of 16 projects. The latest selection brings the FastPass portfolio to 25 projects, with a combined investment value of 223 billion baht, or USD 6.8 billion.

    The FastPass mechanism is designed to streamline approval and permitting procedures, speed up coordination among relevant agencies — including the BOI, the Department of Industrial Works, the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand, the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning, the Customs Department and power-related agencies — and help strategic projects begin operations faster.

    At the same meeting, the Board outlined steps to strengthen electricity readiness with the Ministry of Energy and the Energy Regulatory Commission, focusing on urgent power supply needs for incoming investment, particularly in the Eastern region. The Board also directed action on accelerating the issuance of Thailand’s Power Development Plan (PDP) to support future demand, new energy technologies and long-term power-system planning.

    The Board also advanced plans for clean energy mechanisms, including Direct Renewable Power Purchase Agreements, or Direct PPA, which would allow private companies to buy and sell renewable electricity directly, with participation criteria and grid-service charges to be announced shortly. The Board also acknowledged the launch of Utility Green Tariff 2, or UGT2, a source-specific green tariff designed to give companies more options for procuring clean electricity.

    The Board also tasked the BOI with coordinating with relevant agencies to consider regulatory improvements that would facilitate clean energy investment, including easing power-generation licensing conditions for foreign operators installing solar rooftops, and clarifying rules to support self-generation under Independent Power Supply, or IPS, arrangements.

    Mr. Narit said the combination of large-scale digital investment, power readiness, clean energy access, skilled talent and faster investment facilitation is central to Thailand’s competitiveness in the next phase of global investment.

    “Thailand is entering a new investment cycle in which speed, power readiness, clean energy access and skilled talent will be decisive,” he said. “The BOI is working with partner agencies to ensure that major projects can move from approval to operation as quickly as possible, while strengthening the infrastructure, workforce, supply chains and ecosystem needed for long-term growth in the digital economy.”

    USD conversion based on an estimated exchange rate of 33 baht per USD.

    Hashtag: #boinews #thailandboardofinvestment


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    Thailand Board of Investment

    Established in 1966, the Office of the Board of Investment (BOI) has continuously played an essential role for over 60 years in promoting value-adding investment for the country, from both foreign and Thai investors, to enhance national competitiveness and drive towards a new era of sustainable and balanced growth.

    Investment Services Center- PR Section, The Office of the Board of Investment (BOI)

    555 Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road, Chatuchak Bangkok 10900 Tel. +66 (0) 2553 8111, Fax: +66 (0) 2553 8222

  • TAT Inspires Travel across Thailand with LISA through "Feel All the Feelings, Seeking Thailand’s Wonders", Inviting Travellers to Discover Thailand and Win Five Styles of Exclusive Items

    TAT Inspires Travel across Thailand with LISA through "Feel All the Feelings, Seeking Thailand’s Wonders", Inviting Travellers to Discover Thailand and Win Five Styles of Exclusive Items

    BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 28 April 2026 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is encouraging travel across the country with Amazing Thailand Ambassador LISA through the “Feel All the Feelings, Seeking Thailand’s Wonders”. The initiative invites travellers to discover the diversity of Thai destinations and turn their trips into rejuvenating experiences. Running from 1 May to 31 July 2026, the initiative offers two ways to participate: collecting points via Buddy Rewards, and submitting receipts from certified establishments under programmes such as Trusted Thailand, STAR (Sustainable Tourism Acceleration Rating), and Thailand Tourism Awards — for the chance to win 500 exclusive prizes.

    (Eng) COVER Feel All The Feelings Seeking Thailand's Wonders

    Ms. Thapanee Kiatphaibool, Governor of the TAT, said: “The ‘Feel All the Feelings, Seeking Thailand’s Wonders’ initiative builds on our approach of showcasing Thailand’s appeal through the many emotions that travel evokes, encouraging visitors to experience each region more deeply — particularly during the green season when Thailand’s natural landscapes are at their most distinctive.”

    “We expect this initiative to stimulate travel across Thailand and help distribute income to destinations and local communities throughout the country, while elevating Thailand’s tourism standards in collaboration with certified establishments under programmes such as Trusted Thailand, STAR, and the Thailand Tourism Awards — or Kinnaree Awards. These recognitions reflect service quality, safety, and sustainability. Promoting Thailand’s destinations with high-quality operators will strengthen traveller confidence, inspire meaningful journeys, and support balanced, long-term growth for Thai tourism.”

    Participants also stand a chance to receive one of 500 exclusive items celebrating Thailand’s distinctive character:

    Photobox and Photocard — Travel stories in print
    Inspired by Thailand’s scenic landscapes, a specially designed Photobox holds Photocards of LISA as Amazing Thailand Ambassador, featuring eight carefully captured vistas that highlight the country’s scenery through light, colour, and atmosphere. The set includes water-resistant hologram stickers with contemporary Thai motifs — a collectible keepsake that brings travel memories back to life.

    Black “55 Must-Visit Cities” T-shirt — Tapestry of landmarks, represented by the village of Ban Rak Thai
    A black T-shirt featuring LISA at Ban Rak Thai, Mok Cham Pae Sub-district, Mueang District, Mae Hong Son — a highland village in Thailand’s far north, embraced by quiet nature and morning mist. The back carries the names of 55 must-visit destinations as an inspiring “map” for future trips. Minimal, balanced, and comfortable with a clear character, it makes a travel statement for those looking to discover new perspectives across Thailand.

    White “55 Must-Visit Cities” T-shirt — Khao Sok inspiration for fresh travel experiences
    A white T-shirt featuring LISA amid the limestone mountains and emerald waters of Khao Sok National Park, Surat Thani. Clean yet layered in depth, with 55 must-visit destinations on the back as waypoints to explore. A contemporary, minimalist design for travellers who love to discover new places and create new memories.

    Silver metal keychain — Bangkok landmark in a refined design
    A polished silver keychain featuring LISA set against Wat Arun Ratchawararam, capturing the temple’s ornate silhouette in crisp openwork lines. The piece is resin-coated for depth and framed in a design inspired by the traditional Thai decorative pattern called Pra Jam Yam, complemented by a small a small Pra Jam Yam charm, a mini black disc-shaped NFC element linking to the TVC, and an Amazing Thailand x LISA laser-etched logo. The back bears the campaign name “feel all the feelings.” Both collectible and stylish, the keychain adds a touch of character to everyday life.

    Multipurpose scarf — Colour, breeze, and tea-scented hills
    A silk satin scarf featuring LISA at a tea plantation in Chiang Rai, translating undulating green hills and soft morning light into a vivid, dimensional print. Light and versatile — wear as a neck scarf, shawl, or headscarf — this piece turns a travel mood into a stylish, everyday accessory.

    Travellers can take part in the activity from 1 May to 31 July 2026 through two options:

    1) Win exclusive items by collecting Buddy Rewards points
    This activity aims to stimulate the domestic tourism. Prizes include the Photobox containing Photocards featuring key visuals of the Amazing Thailand Ambassador and destination images, plus a hologram sticker set.

    How to participate:
    1. Participants must have a mobile phone number registered in Thailand to verify their identity during registration (OTP Verification Code).
    2. Register via LINE OA @buddyrewardsby1672.
    3. Check in at designated Buddy Rewards locations nationwide to earn 50 points per location, or check in the Amazing Thailand Ambassador Locations to earn 100 bonus points per location.
    Collect 2,000 Buddy Rewards points — including at least two check-ins on the Ambassador Locations — to redeem one Photobox (100 prizes; awarded on a first-come, first-served basis to those who reach the threshold earliest).

    If Photobox stocks are exhausted, participants may continue checking in on the Ambassador Locations for bonus points until 31 July 2026 at 23:59 hrs (BKK local time), and use remaining points to redeem other rewards in the programme until 30 September 2026.

    Activity period: 1 May – 31 July 2026, or while stocks last

    Amazing Thailand Ambassador Locations — 25 check-in places

    • Rice Fields of Sapan, Nan
    • Thi Lo Su Waterfall, Tak
    • Wat Chedi Luang, Chiang Mai
    • Ko Thalu, Rayong
    • Samet Nangshe, Phang-nga
    • Floating Pagodas, Wat Phutthabat Sutthawat, Lampang
    • Wat Phumin, Nan
    • Wat Phra That Pha Son Kaew, Phetchabun
    • Red Lotus Sea, Udon Thani
    • Phu Lang Ka, Phayao
    • Phu Chi Fa, Chiang Rai
    • Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan, Bangkok
    • Tea plantations in Chiang Rai (including Boon Rawd Farm, Choui Fong Tea Plantation, 101 Tea Plantation, Wang Put Tan Tea Plantation, Wawee Tea Plantation, Laulee Tea Plantation Resort, Suwirun Teashop, and Sawanbondin Farm) *Participants may earn Ambassador Locations bonus points in the “Tea Plantation” category at one location only; the system will then lock further check-ins in this category.
    • Ban Rak Thai, Mae Hong Son
    • Huai Maekamin Waterfall, Kanchanaburi
    • Laem Had, Ko Yao Yai, Phang-nga
    • Sam Phan Bok, Ubon Ratchathani
    • Khao Sok National Park, Surat Thani

    2) Win exclusive items by submitting tourism receipts
    Open to Thais and travellers of all nationalities travelling in Thailand, with four unique prize styles to be won.

    How to participate:
    1. For Thais, travel to a province other than the domicile shown on the Thai national ID.
    2. Use services at any TAT-recognised establishment under one of the following programmes:
    – Trusted Thailand
    https://trustedthailand.tourismthailand.org/en/establishments/detail
    – Thailand Tourism Awards (Kinnaree Awards) 2025 winners
    https://tourismawards.tourismthailand.org/awards-winner
    – STAR (Sustainable Tourism Acceleration Rating)
    https://www.tatstar.org/companies
    3. Collect receipts showing the establishment name and taxpayer ID (or hotel-issued documentation). With a minimum spend of THB 2,000, register via https://amzth.org/SeekingThailandWonders to enter the draw for region-specific exclusive items corresponding to your destination.

    Key dates:
    Travel period: 1 May – 31 July 2026
    Registration closes: 3 August 2026 at 10:00 hrs (BKK local time)
    Winner announcement: 31 August 2026 (400 prizes in total) via Facebook: Amazing Thailand

    Prize allocation by region visited:
    –
    Black “55 Must-Visit Cities” T-shirt — Northeastern region
    – White “55 Must-Visit Cities” T-shirt — Northern region
    – Multipurpose scarf — Central and Eastern regions
    – Silver metal keychain — Southern region

    TAT invites travellers to explore Thailand alongside LISA as the Amazing Thailand Ambassador. Every step is more than finding a new place — it is an invitation to open your heart to stories, people, and moments that add meaning to life, while contributing in small but significant ways to a sustainable future for Thai tourism.

    Contact Information
    International Public Relations Division
    Tourism Authority of Thailand
    Tel: +66 (0) 2250 5500 ext. 4545-48
    Fax: +66 (0) 2250 0246
    E-mail: prdiv3@tat.or.th
    Website: www.tatnews.org

    TAT’s News Link: [ https://www.tatnews.org/2026/04/tat-inspires-travel-across-thailand-with-lisa-through-feel-all-the-feelings-seeking-thailands-wonders-inviting-travellers-to-discover-thailand-and-win-five-styles-of-exclu/ ]
    Hashtag: #AmazingThailand #AmazingThailandAmbassador #AmazingThailandxLISA #FeelAllTheFeelings

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