According to Bloomberg on Wednesday ( 6 month twenty three Japan) The latest report that the Bank of Thailand announced that the country’s interest rates will remain at 0.5% Unchanged, and lowered the GDP Growth expectations, 2021 Year GDP Growth expected by 3% Down to 1.8% , 2022 Year GDP Growth expectations are determined by 4.7% Down to 3.9% . In addition, the Bank of Thailand is not optimistic about the prospects of the country’s tourism industry. 2021 The year’s forecast for visitors to Thailand is determined by 300 10,000 person-times dropped 70 Million person-times.

Why did the Bank of Thailand lower the country’s economic growth expectations? That’s because Thailand’s tourism industry has always been the country’s main economic pillar, but since the outbreak of the epidemic in 2020, Thailand’s tourism industry has been severely hit.

According to data from the Thailand Tourism Association, 2019 Thailand’s tourism industry created huge revenues for the country in 2.2 Trillion baht (equivalent to RMB approximately 4840 Billion), accounting for the country GDP Total value 20% , There are as many tourists visiting Thailand 3960 Wanzhi 3980 Million person-times.According to data from the Tourism Authority of Thailand, 2020 In 2015, the total number of tourists visiting Thailand was only 670 10,000 passengers, shrinking year-on-year 83.2% , The total revenue from tourism is 3320 100 million baht (equivalent to RMB approximately 730 100 million yuan), a sharp drop year-on-year 84.9% .

For Thailand’s tourism industry, the large number of Chinese tourists has always been the biggest business opportunity. Most of Thailand’s local scenic spot ticket consumption and duty-free shop consumption are from Chinese tourists. According to data from the Tourism Authority of Thailand, 2020 The number of foreign tourists in Thailand’s tourism industry in 2015 was Chinese tourists, with a total of nearly 125 10,000 passengers, but this number has dropped nearly 800 Million. In order to restore the decline of the tourism industry as soon as possible, Thailand has accelerated the promotion of vaccination, and the country’s tourism bureau also issued health and safety certification marks to 300 tourism companies in Phuket. On June 17 this year, Thai Prime Minister Prayut stated that the country will reopen in the next 120 days and allow tourists who have been vaccinated against the new crown to visit Thailand. He believes that this is the fastest way to bring the country’s tourism industry back to life. method. Text | Zhang Jianlin Questions | Zeng Yitu | Lu Wenxiangshen | Lu Shuoyi

Possessing an attractive Belgian-Thai hybrid beauty, with the same height of 1m75, Mai Davikia is also a famous model and one of Thailand’s leading fashion icons. In 2013, the role of Nak in the blockbuster “Love of the predestined ghost” brought Mai Davika to shine with the stature of a continental star. The film helped the then 21-year-old actress bring home 9 major awards, including the Best Actor award by the Thai Film Association. The beauty is 1.75 cm tall, has a waist circumference of 55 cm and weighs nearly 50 kg. At the age of 29, Mai Davika is one of the most famous female stars of the Golden Temple. Recently, Mai Davika has made fans “wake up” with a series of sweet and sexy photos on a luxury yacht. The images when she played with her pet pig made many people whisper because of her beauty without a dead angle. Photo: NV. The beauty born in 1992 has a unique and captivating beauty. Bright, large and expressive eyes are one of the most prominent features on the actress’s face. Thanks to hard work in the gym and sports training, Mai Davika maintains a slim figure but is not too skinny or sick. During a picnic in the reed field on May 18, she coordinated a V-neck floral print dress with loafers. The beauty is 1.75 cm tall, has a waist circumference of 55 cm and weighs nearly 50 kg. In a series of photo shoots at the end of March, the beauty combined a Stolen Stores silk skirt with a Zara crop-top and monochrome sneakers. Gucci monogram handbag. The advantage of the supermodel body shape also helps Mai Davika to wear many beautiful outfits. Her fashion sense is bold with youthful colors, personality but no less luxurious. Thai beauty is the favorite model of luxury fashion brands such as Gucci, Chanel, Dior, Burberry… She also often appears in the front row of fashion shows in Paris, Milan, New York… On June 2, 2021, Mai Davika posted a photo of a visit to a flower garden on the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand, attracting more than 430,000 likes on social networks. Most viewers commented that she was confident when showing off her body with a white long-sleeved bodysuit (right) of a popular brand. The actor’s wardrobe has many similar designs in black and light blue. The actor showed off his 55 cm waist with crop-top and bra during outings in the suburbs of Bangkok

People in Bangkok go shopping. (Photo: Ngoc Quang/VNA) The capital Bangkok will allow the reopening of five types of businesses from June 1 in the context that this locality still leads the country in the number of new COVID-19 cases. The above decision was made at a meeting of Bangkok’s Communicable Diseases Committee on May 31. The commission said the reopening was intended to ease the burden on business by allowing it to operate under strict conditions. Efforts to control the outbreak of COVID-19 in communities, markets and worker housing are continuing. Five types business allowed to reopen in Bangkok from June 1, including: museums, learning centers, science parks, historical sites and art galleries (no group tours); tattoo parlors and nail salons (must close for 14 days if any COVID-19 cases are detected); beauty/weight loss clinics and services; spas, massage parlors and wellness-related locations (no saunas or facials); and public parks, botanical gardens and flower gardens (no eating or gathering). Other businesses in Bangkok will remain closed until June 14. While, Thailand On May 31, the number of new COVID-19 cases recorded within 24 hours reached a record high of 5,485, bringing the total number of infections so far to 159,792. The whole country also recorded 19 more deaths from COVID-19, bringing the total number of people who did not survive this disease to 1,031. Bangkok continues to lead the list of localities with new cases, with 1,356 cases recorded on May 31, followed by Phetchaburi (555 cases), Samut Prakan (358 cases), Saraburi (327 cases) and Pathum Thani (211 cases). Assistant Situation Center Spokesperson COVID-19 (CCSA) Apisamai Srirangson said Bangkok detected two new outbreaks, a residential area for construction workers in Bang Na district and a community in Sathon district, bringing the total number of clusters under close supervision in the capital to 45. .

Each Miss pageant is a long journey, where the contestants have to show themselves to be outstanding and brilliant in all activities, not just on the stage. That’s why every girl dresses up gorgeously and beautifully in the hope that she’ll be the one to shine the brightest in the crowd. In a dinner party at the 69th Miss Universe, the Misses all chose luxurious dresses and Miss Universe Thailand wore a dress that could not be more outstanding. From the extremely eye-catching banana color tone to the sleeve design cape (cloak) helps Amadan Obdam wherever he goes, he attracts attention. But also because the outfit was too loose, Miss Universe Thailand walked slowly to pose in front of the camera, so she was accidentally stepped on by Miss Ghanna behind her skirt, leaving a pretty big tear. Miss Universe Ukraine also had a similar problem with a long fishtail dress. When the Misses went to the photo booth together, the person behind stepped on her skirt, but fortunately, there were no consequences. Looking at the clothing troubles of Thai or Ukaine representatives, the more netizens see that Khanh Van and the crew have a smart costume strategy, very carefully calculated to prevent possible incidents. When attending events that need to be moved a lot, Khanh Van always chooses dynamic and neat clothes, but still stands out and is extremely flattering. The designs of short-cut skirts, and dresses with bold cut-outs with continuous vibrant colors help Khanh Van both shine and not encounter unexpected incidents. Miu Miu According to many sources

Mai Davika recently “entertained” fans with a series of sexy photos on her personal page on the occasion of her Instagram reaching 13 million followers. Before that, the beauty born in 1992 gained 1 million followers in a short time. With this achievement, she officially surpassed her senior Aum Patcharapa to become the actress with the most followers on the social networking platform Instagram. Mai Davika’s slim figure Shining with a bright smile, Mai Davika wore a nude bikini to reveal her sexy bare shoulders and slim waist. The times the actress showed off her desirable body shape caused a “storm” in the online community After only a short time of posting, the photo set of “Thailand’s most beautiful female ghost” easily achieved nearly 800,000 likes and thousands of compliments from fans. She likes tight, two-piece tops that show off her body curves The actress’s style is both young and sexy, which is loved by many people Thai female jade often impresses with her breakthrough and transformation in the way she builds her image. Many times, she made the audience almost rub her face because her face can handle all fashion concepts, from cuteness and personality charm to luxury and fashion. Currently, Davika is playing the main role in the Thai historical blockbuster – Wanthong (Vietnamese name: Ms. Wanthong), adapted from the epic literary work Khun Chang Khun Paen. The content of the film is a tragic story of a true love triangle in the Ayutthaya period, recreated by a cult star cast played by Mai Davika as Wanthong, Pong Nawat as Khun Paen, Chakrit Yamnarm as Khun Chang.

The beaches in Phuket are empty of foreign tourists. (Photo: Bangkok Post Office) The Minister of Tourism and Sports of Thailand said that the number of Covid-19 cases per day has increased to more than 2,000 and is not sure how the pandemic will break out, so the previous goal is to attract 6.5 million foreign tourists in 2021 are difficult to achieve. The Thai government currently expects international arrivals by 2021 to be only 3 million to 4 million visitors. Meanwhile, local tourists are predicted to make about 100 million -120 million trips this year, down from 160 million in the previous forecast. However, Thai officials will continue to plan to attract international tourists who have been vaccinated against Covid-19, through a pilot project in the tourist city of Phuket from July 2021. The Ministry of Tourism and Sports will help distribute Covid-19 vaccine to 70% of Phuket’s residents in preparation for international tourists. Regarding the Covid-19 situation in Thailand, today (April 24), health officials of this country recorded a record high number of new cases in the day, with 2,839 cases and 8 more deaths. To date, this Southeast Asian country has recorded a total of 53,022 cases of Covid-19, of which 129 died and 22,327 are under treatment./.

In recent years, more and more tourists have set their sights on small villages. These villages all have famous names-Paper Umbrella Village, Wood Carving Village, Pottery Village, etc. Without exception, they all have a unique skill that attracts tourists.

This is exactly the result of Thailand’s “One Village, One Product” (OTOP) plan. Since its implementation in 2001, this plan has brought huge changes to the Thai villages, not only improving the living standards of the villagers, but also boosting their confidence.

Mr. Nong Ginseng concluded that Thailand’s OTOP plan has achieved remarkable results mainly due to the following three supports.

Government one-stop service

• financial support

From the very beginning of the “One Village, One Product” plan, the support of the Thai government has always played a key role. Both the central and local governments of Thailand have set up the “One Village, One Product” committee, and require each province (equivalent to a Chinese province) to have its own “competitive products.” In 2001, the Thai government allocated 1 million baht per village to 45,000 natural villages across the country as start-up funds, and each village independently chose to lead product development.

• Star certification

In recent years, the Thai government has established a quality improvement system with the “star certification system” as the core, and set up a special committee to carry out the selection of “one village, one product” demonstration villages, and selected nearly 500 best products. Officially registered as “OTOP (one village, one product)” product. If you look closely at the logo of the “One Village, One Product” product, people will find that different products have different star ratings. The five-star recognition means that the product is of excellent quality, meets the high standards set by the National One Village One Product Activity Committee of Thailand, and has good export potential. If you get a three-star or four-star product, there is still room for improvement, and you can sprint to a five-star product.

• Planning guidance

These characteristic products can enjoy the support of various government departments in business consulting, packaging design, market channels, technical services, etc. For example, the Thai Ministry of Industry helps to plan product development, technical training and quality control; the Thai Ministry of Internal Affairs cooperates with each village and town to help fine-tune products for the market; the Thai Ministry of Commerce provides in addition to product design, packaging and quality control. In addition to guidance, it also explores potential markets for products, establishes intellectual property rights to protect the wisdom of local people, and facilitates the establishment of connections between domestic and foreign markets; Thailand’s Export Promotion Agency is responsible for selecting products to participate in trade shows and providing export assistance.

• Open market

At the same time, Thailand has set up “One Village, One Product” product exhibition centers in almost all tourist attractions and airports, and opened an e-commerce website to provide online ordering services, allowing Thai handicrafts to move from the countryside to the world. It can be said that the combination of tourism and the promotion of the handicraft industry is one of the measures that “one village, one product” can quickly enter the consumer market.

The company established in Thailand to promote tourism and tourism is responsible for leading tourists from home and abroad to the villages of handicraft producers. Through the visit and experience, the working environment, handicrafts, local customs and culture of the producers can be better understood by the outside world. This move has not only realized the connection of production and sales, but also the handicraft culture of the village itself has become a part of tourism, and the value of handicraft products has been spread and promoted.

Through the “One Village, One Product”, the Thai people have learned about many cultural customs that were not familiar to them before. Urban residents have actively participated in the “One Village, One Product” activity. For example, the “One Village One Product Snack Expo” held in Bangkok every year is very popular.

Regarding the role of the government in the One Village One Product Project, Ms. Tie Ding, director of the Agricultural Research Center of Yuanyi Think Tank, believes that the government must not only provide support through various policies, but also grasp the degree of participation, not excessively interfere, and fully mobilize the construction. The initiative of the subject. For village-level participants, understanding the policy will help the smooth development of one village, one product. Take my country’s “One Village, One Product” demonstration village and town declaration as an example. Each application has a quota of 150,000 yuan, but there are two main ways of subsidies. One is direct subsidy to the two village committees, which are distributed and used by the village collective, and the other is subsidy to cooperatives. , Enterprises, family farms and other new agricultural business entities, subsidies to ordinary farmers are relatively small.

Talent participation

• College Students

In order to make up for the shortage of rural human resources, the Thai government encourages fresh graduates to participate in the implementation of the “One Village, One Product” project. Every year, nearly 10,000 Thai college graduates are allowed to participate in the “One Village, One Product” program to receive 10-month part-time and part-time training in rural areas, and they can also receive monthly state subsidies. The relevant scientific research institutions of the Thai state have also undertaken the task of guiding farmers in the region to promote the “One Village One Product” project.

• Farmer

In addition, many regions in Thailand hold handicraft training courses from time to time every year. Local farmers between the ages of 16 and 50 can sign up for the training. This kind of training does not require education level, priority is given to disabled persons, and special care is given to families with financial difficulties. After the training, the trainees return home and can engage in cottage industry production on their own. If you can’t find a sales market, you can also contact the person in charge of training and store the product in the store of the training center for sale.

• volunteer

Some public welfare organizations or social volunteers will also join the project to conduct in-depth research on the handicraft industry and explore the cultural connotation of the product. The combination of local craftsmen and artists and designers has allowed local products to grow vigorously. Many products are created by villagers and artists together. It is the consensus of artists and villagers to make high-quality and innovative products.

With the efforts of the Thai government and enterprises, some rural handicrafts have also been displayed in the bustling shopping malls in downtown Bangkok. With a prominent position, sales have naturally risen, and villagers’ income has also increased. According to media reports, in Nongbu Village, Shanpao Township, Udon Thani, Udon Thani Province, northeastern Thailand, members of the “Udon Thani Province Disabled Persons with One Heart Mutual Aid Association” succeeded in putting handicrafts together with the help of the “One Village, One Product” project. The woven plastic tote bag was sent to the “Good Goods” specialty store in Bangkok’s Central World Shopping Center. The villagers said that the handbags woven in the village were sent to Bangkok’s big shopping mall, and the money sold was enough for two children to go to school.

Rural revitalization, industrial prosperity is the focus, and talent is the key. Teacher Tie Ding, director of the Yuanyi Agricultural Research Center, believes that under the brand strategy of strengthening agriculture, whether it is the construction of regional brands, corporate brands, product brands, or rural brands, it is necessary to strengthen the sense of participation of the main body of brand building. There are brands. This includes not only the main body of direct construction of the docking product, but also the talents who need to collaborate in the process of brand extension. Like Thailand’s one village, one product, it has fully mobilized all resources in the society, which can lay a solid foundation for brand building and accumulate enough publicity points for brand promotion.

Different regions for development

In advancing the One Village One Product plan, localities adapt measures to local conditions, and products in different regions have their own merits.

Northern ThailandIt is a rainforest covered mountainous area, where many beautiful and colorful rural tribes live. The tribe has its own customs and crafts, especially good at embroidery, weaving cotton fabrics, and making silverware and jewelry. The fertile valley has a long historical tradition that has nurtured superb craftsmanship. The outstanding craftsmanship of the locals also includes carving woodwork and weaving paper products and bamboo products using local materials.

Northeast ThailandThe plateau area is vast but relatively poor. Agriculture is the mainstay of local people’s lives. There is a tradition of hand-knitting, which is used for daily necessities. Silk and cotton fabrics are abundant in the area. The most popular is the Mami style design fabric, which is the design of dyeing the fabric into colored lines. In addition, there are silk products made of natural color. The styles and colors of this kind of products vary with the place of origin. Other popular handicrafts include reed mats and unique triangular pillows.

From a geographical perspective,Central RegionIt is the heart of Thailand. The central plain surrounded by the Chao Phraya River is a large rice planting area. The soil is fertile and suitable for cultivation. It is a home for orchards, rice fields and forests. The Mon and Khmer tribes lived in the early central area, and they left relics in the development history of this area. In modern times, the development of the central region was influenced by Ayutthaya and Bangkok. Today, it has developed into the modern center of Thailand, but it still produces traditional bamboo handicrafts, clay pots and other clay products.

Eastern ThailandThe area is a narrow coastal zone from Bangkok to the Thai-Cambodian border. It is also a fertile agricultural area and is famous for producing a variety of high-quality fruits. The processed fruit foods there are very popular. In addition to relying on tourist resorts such as Pattaya, Rayong and Trat to generate income, the people of the eastern region are also famous throughout the country for producing a variety of bamboo, rattan baskets, reed mats and fabrics.

Southern ThailandThe area is a peninsula that extends to Malaysia. Along the way, there is a long coastline with beautiful harbors and tropical islands, and there are endless rolling mountains. In addition to fishing income from the sea, people in the southern region also rely on income from the production of rubber and tin products, and the sale of coconuts, pineapples and other fruits to make a living. Lipao fabrics, reed fabrics, pannan Pandanus fabrics and wood carving handicrafts are also very popular in this area.

It is pointed out in the application materials of the Yipin Yipin Demonstration Town that it is necessary to make full use of the local superior resources, through the implementation of regionalization, specialization, industrialization, standardization, specialization, and branding, so that a village (county, township) has one or more A leading product and characteristic brand with a high level of development and obvious characteristics. Teacher Tie Ding, director of the Agricultural Research Center of Yuanyi Think Tank, said that judging from the current construction situation, it is not uncommon to see the phenomenon of one product in one thousand villages and one side in one thousand villages. Without characteristics, it lacks the spiritual support of the brand, and thus cannot obtain greater sustainable economic, social and ecological benefits.

The construction of one village, one product emphasizes the prominent leading industries, and the professional villages and towns that have obtained the registration and protection of agricultural geographical indications, Chinese geographical indication certification trademarks or national geographical indication protection product certification are given priority. It can be seen from this that to build a distinctive brand, it is necessary to tap and amplify the advantages of landmark products, and build the brand around its three worlds, namely, the world of quality and deliciousness, the world of history and culture, and the world of green ecology.