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Thai men have the fifth-longest penises among Southeast Asians, according to the WorldData.info survey. The average length of a Thai male’s erect penis is 11.45 centimetres, the survey reports.

Most hotel operators in Thailand only have enough funds to last them for less than three months, a survey conducted by the Thai Hotels Association (THA) showed.

Auto e-commerce platform Carsome has found that Thai buyers of used cars focus on three things – price, condition and after-sales service.

With a fresh 120-day deadline in place to fully reopen Thailand, and the Phuket Sandbox initiative pushing ahead for a July 1 launch, a brighter future is coming into focus for hotels after a difficult 18 months, said Bradley Haines, Asia Pacific vice president at SiteMinder.

More than 85 per cent of Thai people are on high guard against Covid-19, according to the Public Health Ministry survey from May 16 to 31.

Forty-four per cent of Thais plan to make a trip between June and September this year, according to a global survey of Covid-affected travel trends released on Thursday.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) on Wednesday surveyed markets and workers’ camps in Yannawa district in a bid to nip new Covid-19 clusters in the bud.

A recent survey conducted by the Department of Health shows that 26.5 per cent of people in Thailand’s four red-zone provinces do not wear their face masks properly while outdoors.

Thai consumers are worried about the uncertain economic situation caused by the third Covid-19 wave, but despite a steady decrease in overall spending, they seem to be willing to pay for food and goods such as smartphones that can be used to make money, according to a survey by Hakuhodo Institute of Life and Living Asean (Thailand) in collaboration with Spa-Hakuhodo that studied consumer spending in Thailand as of June 2021.

A survey of the hotel industry found that 47 per cent of hotels have liquidity to keep their business afloat for less than three months.

A survey shows that an estimated 99.37 per cent of people in Bangkok wear face masks in public.

A recent survey of business leaders in Thailand showed that most believe a Cabinet reshuffle is necessary to effectively tackle the third Covid wave, which has sent the number of infections soaring and pushed the daily death toll into double digits.