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PMCU Celebrates 'Living Legends' in Bid to Revive Historic Streets
PMCU Celebrates 'Living Legends' in Bid to Revive Historic Streets
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2025
The university's property management arm is partnering with decades-old businesses to transform Banthat Thong-Sam Yan into a world-class street food hubReviving Banthat Thong-Samyan: Time to make It thrive
Reviving Banthat Thong-Samyan: Time to make It thrive
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2025
Banthat Thong-Samyan is Making a Comeback: Chulalongkorn University and PMCU accelerate efforts to strengthen the business ecosystem, engaging 600 local shops to expand marketing strategies and diversify target customers.Thailand’s 700-billion-baht restaurant sector faces ‘boiling frog’ crisis lasting up to 3 years
Thailand’s 700-billion-baht restaurant sector faces ‘boiling frog’ crisis lasting up to 3 years
MONDAY, JUNE 16, 2025
Street food traffic plunges, Banthat Thong loses Thai and Chinese customers as F&B operators brace for a drawn-out 3-year slowdown.Bangkok's Golden Mile: Street Food Vendors Unite to Weather Economic Storm
Bangkok's Golden Mile: Street Food Vendors Unite to Weather Economic Storm
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2025
Business owners in Bangkok's legendary Banthat Thong district are implementing radical survival strategies as they battle a perfect storm of challenges threatening their livelihoodsTAT taps Chinese KOLs to revive Banthat Thong street food
TAT taps Chinese KOLs to revive Banthat Thong street food
TUESDAY, JUNE 03, 2025
TAT brings top Chinese KOLs and media to explore Banthat Thong, reviving Bangkok’s rising street food scene and sparking online buzz to attract Chinese tourists.Sluggish economy shuts down shops in once-bustling areas
Sluggish economy shuts down shops in once-bustling areas
TUESDAY, MAY 06, 2025
Economic slump forces shops and restaurants to shut down "The One Ratchada ends lease unexpectedly – Vendors caught off guard; Yaowarat sees sharp drop in tourists; Banthat Thong sees continued wave of business transfers."