Indigo comes to Bangkok

TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2015
Indigo comes to Bangkok

Hotel Indigo, a chain of boutique hotels that's part of the InterContinental Hotels Group, makes its Southeast Asian debut with luxury accommodation on Bangkok's Wireless Road.

Indigo comes to Bangkok
Hotel Indigo, a chain of boutique hotels that’s part of the InterContinental Hotels Group, makes its Southeast Asian debut with luxury accommodation on Bangkok’s Wireless Road. Stylish yet affordable, the hotel has 192 modern and vibrant guest rooms featuring local artwork and spa-inspired bathrooms. Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Visit www.HotelIndigo.com.
 
Rooms with a view
Royal Cliff Grand Hotel, Pattaya, reopens with 372 newly refurbished well-appointed rooms and suites. Furnished in a timeless Thai-inspired decor with an opulent feel, the accommodation boasts a more contemporary design option and a new revitalised bathroom featuring a wealth of new amenities. The hotel has also added a two-level infinity edge pool offering breathtaking views of the Gulf of Thailand. Visit www.RoyalCliff.com
 
 Travel Mart registration open
The Thailand Travel Mart Plus Amazing Gateway to the Greater Mekong Subregion (TTM+) 2015 is being held from June 3 to 5 and is now opens for early-bird registration by buyers and sellers. TTM is Thailand’s largest travel trade event for travellers who plan to explore Thailand and countries along the Mekong River. The annual travel trade will be held at the Impact Muang Thong Thani Convention and Exhibition Centre. Find out more www.ThailandTravelMartPlus.com.
  
A great place to retire
Thailand makes it into the top ten of International Living magazine’s list of the world’s 25 best places to retire in 2015. The American magazine’s annual survey has listed Thailand at number 10 with a total score of 84.6. The report combined several real-world insights about buying and renting, benefits and discounts, cost of living, fitting in, entertainment and amenities, health care, infrastructure and climate of each of the 25 countries. Thriving expat communities continue to develop, especially in Chiang Mai and Pattaya.