AI In-brief 24 Sept 17:22

How the ‘Three-Water City’ is rewriting the rules of travel

Samut Songkhram, Thailand, redefines tourism by pioneering a 'regenerative' approach, leveraging its unique 'Three-Water City' identity to offer profound travel experiences.
The initiative introduces three distinct routes (freshwater, brackish, seawater) that immerse visitors in local ecosystems, connecting them directly to traditional farming, fishing, and culinary practices.
This new model aims to attract travelers seeking depth, integrating gastronomy as a 'passport' to understand the interconnectedness of local culture, environment, and conservation efforts.
The project empowers local communities through training, revives traditional livelihoods, and ensures measurable environmental impact, transforming visitors into active allies for protecting the province's natural resources.

AI In-brief Today 18:04

Four evacuation centres ready for those fleeing fighting in Myanmar

Thai authorities prepare four evacuation shelters in Mae Hong Son's Sob Moei district for villagers and Myanmar people fleeing intensified fighting near the border.
Myanmar junta's daily air strikes near the Thai border have caused minor damage to a hospital and 18 houses in Mae Sam Laeb from stray shrapnel.
Thailand has increased security, requested a 10-kilometer safe zone from the Myanmar junta, and observed quiet cross-border trade due to escalating conflict.