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Thailand came in third among countries with the highest video gaming on any device, according to the Statista survey conducted in July.

A recent survey shows that most Thai households have large credit card and personal loan debts, with the average coming in at 1.24 million baht per household. Civil servants have been found to have the highest credit card debts, averaging up to 1 million baht per person.

A survey by the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC) on expected spending during Loy Krathong this year indicates a better response to the festival than in 2020.

A recent survey shows that more than 70 per cent of Thais are worried that the November 1 reopening will spark a new wave of Covid-19 infections, especially if pubs, bars and entertainment venues are reopened from December 1.

A survey on the Thai population’s financial skills last year shows that more people are now either saving or investing their money.

The foreign business confidence index in the third quarter was 41.7, an improvement but still below the 50 mark, University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce president Thanawat Phonwichai said on Thursday.

Some 94 per cent of Thais are still concerned about the Covid-19 situation once the country reopens from November 1, according to a survey conducted by the Department of Health from October 14 to 20.

The mean gross happiness of Thais is 6.71 out of 10, which is the criterion of being "quite happy", a Super Poll survey showed.

Mr. Nattha Kahapana, Deputy Managing Director and Head of Phuket Operation, Knight Frank Thailand, said that resale condominiums are considered a good indicator of pricing in the condominium market, reflecting the state of the market at any given time period and amid any situation.

Trat authorities will conduct a second, more detailed, survey to gauge residents’ opinions on a planned bridge linking Koh Chang to the mainland. The first survey on the project was conducted four years ago and construction of the bridge is scheduled to kick off in 2023.

Thailand’s Koh Samui was named the seventh best island in the world and came in second in Asia in Travel+Leisure magazine’s 2021 survey.

The latest survey of the Thai hospitality industry reveals the devastating impact of the prolonged Covid-19 crisis, with 50 per cent of hotels saying they only have enough cash to stay afloat for one more month.