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Pattaya Mayor Poramet Ngampichet and Austrian Ambassador H.E. Mr. Wilhelm Maximilian Donko meet to discuss strengthening tourism ties between the two destinations. PATTAYA, Thailand – Poramet Ngampichet, Mayor of Pattaya, welcomed H.E. Mr. Wilhelm Maximilian Donko, Ambassador of Austria to Thailand, during his official visit to Pattaya City. The purpose of the visit was to explore ways to strengthen tourism cooperation between the two parties. The meeting took place in a friendly atmosphere at Pattaya City Hall’s reception room. During the discussion, both parties exchanged ideas and information on how to attract more Austrian tourists to Pattaya. Particular emphasis was placed on Pattaya’s strengths — including its strategic location close to Bangkok, ease of travel, and popularity as a long-stay destination, especially favored by Austrian visitors. The meeting marked an important step in establishing a tourism cooperation network between Pattaya City and the Austrian Embassy in Thailand, aiming to promote future exchanges in tourism and culture. Austrian Ambassador praises Pattaya’s potential as a long-stay hub for European tourists as Mayor Poramet presents him with the symbolic City Key. Pattaya’s proximity to Bangkok and laid-back charm appeal to Austrian travelers. Pattaya and Austrian Embassy set sights on deeper cultural and tourist exchange.   Mayor Poramet assures Austrian Ambassador of Pattaya’s commitment to safety and providing a pleasurable visit for all tourists.

Pattaya Police arrest Cambodian suspect in quick robbery; Russian tourist praises swift recovery and vows to return. PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya police have swiftly apprehended a Cambodian man suspected of robbing a Russian tourist just hours after the incident. At 8:06 PM on July 28, a 28-year-old Russian woman was threatened with a screwdriver and had her handbag snatched by a man on a motorcycle in Soi Chalermprakiat 14, on Third Road. The thief escaped with approximately 5,000 baht in cash. Authorities immediately launched an investigation, reviewing CCTV footage and collecting witness accounts to track down the suspect. At around 4:30 PM on July 29, police arrested 28-year-old Chid Chan, a Cambodian national, in Soi Sukhumvit 71. Officers recovered the victim’s handbag and other evidence. Chid confessed to the crime, explaining that he was unemployed and unable to support his wife and child. Due to border conflicts between Thailand and Cambodia, he struggled to find work as a Cambodian national and became desperate. He admitted to borrowing a motorcycle from an acquaintance and searching for a victim, ultimately targeting the Russian tourist in a secluded alley. The victim praised Pattaya police for their prompt and effective response, noting that the suspect was caught within hours and her belongings were returned. She also expressed confidence in Pattaya’s safety and police protection, stating she plans to return for future visits. Police have charged Chid with robbery and have submitted the case for prosecution. Police review CCTV and witness accounts to track down robbery suspect.

3D LED sign lights up Walking Street — selfie spot in the making as installation nears completion. PATTAYA, Thailand — A new 3D LED sign is being installed at the entrance of Walking Street, part of the city’s ongoing beautification efforts. While the structure is not yet complete, the colorful signage has already started attracting onlookers and photographers excited about Pattaya’s modern new look. The sign, featuring vivid graphics and dynamic lighting, is designed to become a selfie hotspot and a bold new symbol for the city’s most famous nightlife strip. “Get your cameras ready,” city officials teased online, as the construction progresses into its final stages. Temporary inconveniences due to ongoing installation have been acknowledged, and residents are asked for patience during this phase. But while the flashy display is getting attention, locals are raising other pressing concerns. One recurring issue is the chronic traffic congestion caused by unregulated parking at the curve near Walking Street’s entrance. “Can we also fix the problem with the parked songthaews, taxis, and app-based cars? It gets so jammed there,” one commenter wrote. Others welcomed the upgrade but added that urban improvements shouldn’t stop at aesthetics. “Pattaya is getting better all the time,” one person noted, “but we still need real changes — not just signs.” Many are calling for more walkable sidewalks, safer pedestrian crossings, and better traffic flow to match the city’s evolving image. As Pattaya evolves into a more tourist-friendly destination, residents hope city planners will match digital sparkle with practical reform, ensuring that the city’s iconic streets are not only photogenic but also functional and accessible. Progress at a price: Pattaya asks for patience as Walking Street sign construction continues. Locals call for parking reform near the Walking Street curve — “Signs are great, but fix the jams too!”   Beyond the glow — Pattaya’s new sign sparks pride and points to bigger city planning needs. New direction for Walking Street? 3D signage adds dazzle, but residents want real progress beneath the surface.

Pattaya Youth Honor the King with Good Deeds and Royal Tributes. PATTAYA, Thailand – The HHN Foundation for Thai Children in Central Pattaya held a royal tribute event in celebration of the auspicious occasion of His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn’s 73rd birthday on July 28. The event was presided over by Ratchada Chomchinda, Director of the HHN Foundation, and Pirun Noe-imjai, Manager of the Learning Center. Together, they led the flower cone offering ceremony and delivered a formal blessing speech. Teachers, staff, and students all participated in unison to honor the monarch. The ceremony included the singing of the Royal Anthem and the King’s Honor Song, followed by a video presentation on His Majesty’s biography and significant royal initiatives. The objective was to raise awareness and instill a sense of loyalty among the youth. Attendees then offered collective well wishes for His Majesty’s long life and continued reign. In the afternoon, teachers and students took part in volunteer activities as a royal merit-making tribute. These included lawn maintenance, community area cleanup, and school beautification, demonstrating unity and a shared commitment to public service. HHN Foundation and CPDC Celebrate HM the King’s Birthday with Volunteer Spirit. The event not only honored the monarchy but also fostered social responsibility and moral development among the younger generation. The Child Protection and Development Center (CPDC) also held a royal tribute ceremony. Siromet Akkarapongpanich, Director of the Center, led the proceedings with a formal blessing and floral tribute to His Majesty the King. Dr. Chumporn Kaweepoep, Education Program Manager, spoke about the purpose of the event. Teachers, staff, and students joined in the tribute by singing royal songs, recounting His Majesty’s life and achievements, and sending moral support to soldiers stationed at the Thai-Cambodian border. In the afternoon, volunteer activities followed — including cutting grass, cleaning public areas, and schoolyard maintenance — to honor the King and reinforce community values. The ceremony highlighted the deep loyalty to the monarchy and the Center’s dedication to promoting virtue and responsibility among Thai youth. Songs, Prayers, and Service — Thai Children Show Loyalty Through Action.   In Honor of His Majesty: Students Unite in Ceremony and Community Work. From Classroom to Community — Royal Birthday Celebrated with Purpose and Patriotism.  

Not Sleazy Enough? Vietnam’s charm divides opinions — while retirees remind us: “Thailand is bigger than just Pattaya”. (Photo by Jetsada Homklin) PATTAYA, Thailand – With Southeast Asia fully reopened to travel and retirement visas once again in high demand, many long-term foreign visitors find themselves torn between two perennial favorites: Pattaya and Vietnam. While both destinations offer beaches, nightlife, and affordable living, the debate over which country truly delivers the best experience continues to stir passionate discussion — especially among retirees and digital nomads. “I’ve lived in the Philippines, Cambodia, and of course Thailand,” one European retiree commented. “After a few years back in Europe, I’m now retired in Thailand — which, thankfully, is bigger than just Pattaya.” Another commenter was more direct, addressing the appeal of Vietnam with a hint of sarcasm: “Surprised? Not sleazy enough for you? Vietnam is incredible! Maybe the girls weren’t as nice to you because they weren’t desperate for your money, so you felt rejected.” That said, not everyone who tries Vietnam ends up staying there. A recurring sentiment among some returnees is that the grass isn’t always greener. As one regular put it: “‘I tried Vietnam, came back to Pattaya’ — some find out the hard way that cheaper doesn’t mean better.” Still, Thailand isn’t without its drawbacks. Uncertain tax and visa regulations, the persistent strength of the baht, and widespread dual pricing continue to frustrate long-term visitors. These factors have pushed Thailand further down the list for some who feel the country is becoming less welcoming — even as its appeal remains strong for those who value its lifestyle, infrastructure, and sense of community. Even though both spots are competitive, in the end, it’s the destination that offers more comfort, warmer smiles, and—most of all—the most familiar taste of food that tends to win the hearts of retirees. Beyond Pattaya and Vietnam, other developed Thai cities with solid infrastructure and convenient airports are also gaining attention from long-term visitors. Places like Chiang Mai in the north, Udon Thani and Khon Kaen in the northeast, Rayong along the eastern seaboard, or down south in Krabi, Trang, and Phang Nga offer attractive options. These cities often provide friendlier living costs and a more relaxed lifestyle, appealing to those seeking long stays away from the busier beach hubs. With rising costs, shifting policies, and evolving expectations, the Pattaya vs. Vietnam debate isn’t going away anytime soon. But for now, it seems many still find themselves drawn back to the familiarity, comfort, and contradictions that Pattaya uniquely offers.

พ่วง 18 ล้อ กลับรถจยย.เบรคไม่ทัน ชนดับสยอง ถนนสุขุมวิท ขาเข้าพัทยา ตำบลบางละมุง เมื่อเวลา 22.06 น. วันที่ 30 กรกฎาคม 2568 ศูนย์วิทยุหน่วยกู้ภัยสว่างบริบูรณ์ธรรมสถานเมืองพัทยา ได้รับแจ้งเหตุรถจักรยานยนต์เฉี่ยวชนกับรถพ่วง 18 ล้อ มีผู้เสียชีวิตในที่เกิดเหตุ บริเวณจุดกลับรถแยกศูนย์รวมเหล็ก ถนนสุขุมวิท ขาเข้าพัทยา ตำบลบางละมุง อำเภอบางละมุง จังหวัดชลบุรี หลังรับแจ้งจึงประสานเจ้าหน้าที่ตำรวจ สภ.บางละมุง พร้อมอาสาสมัครกู้ภัยเร่งรุดไปตรวจสอบ ที่เกิดเหตุพบรถพ่วง 18 ล้อ  ตัวพ่วงหมายเลขเดียวกัน จอดขวางถนนตรงจุดกลับรถ ใกล้กันพบรถจักรยานยนต์สภาพพังยับเยินจากการพุ่งชนด้านท้ายรถพ่วง บริเวณพื้นถนนพบร่างผู้เสียชีวิตเป็นชาย อายุประมาณ 30-40 ปี ไม่พบเอกสารแสดงตัวตน ศีรษะได้รับบาดเจ็บสาหัสถึงขั้นกะโหลกแตก เลือดและมันสมองไหลนอง เจ้าหน้าที่จึงใช้ผ้าขาวคลุมร่างเพื่อความเหมาะสม และกันผู้ไม่เกี่ยวข้องออกจากจุดเกิดเหตุ จากการสอบถามคนขับรถพ่วงให้การว่า ขณะกำลังกลับรถมุ่งหน้าเข้าพัทยา จู่ๆ รถจักรยานยนต์คันดังกล่าวขี่มาด้วยความเร็วและพุ่งชนท้ายพ่วงอย่างจัง ซึ่งตนไม่ทันเห็นรถจักรยานยนต์ก่อนจะเกิดเหตุ จึงรีบแจ้งเจ้าหน้าที่ทันที เบื้องต้น ร.ต.อ. ศรสุพรรณ อดทนศรีอนันต์ รองสารวัตรสอบสวน […]

Pattaya’s Jomtien Beach gets sandy makeover to woo touristsLegacyThailand’s Marine Department held a high-level seminar yesterday at the Jomtien Palm Beach Hotel and Resort to push forward Phase 2 of the Jomtien Beach Sand Replenishment Project — a multimillion-baht effort to combat coastal erosion and bring back beachgoers in droves. Deputy Director-General of the Marine Department Narinsak Sattaprasit presided over the event. He was joined by Deputy Governor of Chon Buri province Adirek Unosot, Pattaya Deputy Mayor Krisana Boonsawad, and Rapeepan Rattanliam, representing the Na Jomtien subdistrict mayor. Key stakeholders also included local council members, beach umbrella operators, and both public and private sector representatives. The seminar wasn’t just a publicity stunt — it was an information-sharing session aimed at gathering feedback from the community before the next stage of construction begins. “The second phase of this project reflects our long-term commitment to sustainable coastal development,” Narinsak said. Pictures courtesy of The Pattaya News The first phase saw the successful restoration of 3,575 metres of beach across Na Jomtien and South Jomtien. Now, Phase 2 will add another 2,840 metres of new beachfront, extending from the Chaiyapreuk Intersection to near the Dongtan Beach Police Box. The Marine Department says the project will help shield the coast from natural disasters, improve the beachfront experience for locals and tourists, and support the fragile marine environment. The work had initially been delayed due to ongoing road and drainage infrastructure upgrades along Jomtien Beach Road — essential groundwork to support the upcoming sand expansion, The Pattaya News reports. While a final construction date has yet to be confirmed, local businesses and tourism operators are eager for the project to begin, seeing it as a vital move to revive Pattaya’s struggling post-pandemic economy. “The beach is everything to Pattaya,” said one local vendor. “If the beach goes, so do the tourists.” With this ambitious plan now back on track, Pattaya could soon be flaunting a broader, stronger, and more Instagrammable coastline — just in time to lure tourists back to its sun-soaked shores. The story Pattaya’s Jomtien Beach gets sandy makeover to woo tourists as seen on Thaiger News.