Bangkok Business Traveller Guide
This business traveller guide, coupled with our Business Essentials section (useful contacts, legalities, public holidays etc), will help make your time doing business here an unremitting pleasure.
Learn more: Overview, Types of Accommodation, Business Hotel Recommendations (Chidlom Ploenchit, Sathorn and Sukhumvit areas), Office Space, After Business, Busines Dining, Business Essentials |
Not just one of the world's best cities for tourists, Bangkok is also one of the best in which to do business. The commercial and economic heart of the country, it boasts all the corporate services, infrastructure and technology the modern business traveller needs. (READ MORE)
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Bangkok's reputation for excellent service and hospitality in the hotel tourism sector is long-standing and undisputed. The city's 5-star and luxury hotels especially are renowned for their extravagant designs, exceptional service and exclusive comforts, all of which merge seamlessly to meet the every need and whim of the well-heeled leisure traveller. In recent years, however, Bangkok has also gained a reputation for excellence in providing business-orientated accommodation. (READ MORE)
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To avoid you arriving late for that lucrative meeting, we strongly recommend you stay near a Skytrain or Underground station. Of course, you may have the luxury of a dedicated driver or - if you're a real high-flyer - chauffeur. However, there are times when Bangkok's traffic moves for no man or woman, no matter how important you are. (READ MORE)
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Bangkok's commercial space is plentiful and available for some of the cheapest prices in Asia. The average rent per square metre in the central business district comes in at just over 740 baht per month. Compare that with the Tokyo average of 4,750 baht per square metre for prime office space, and Bangkok begins to look very competitive indeed. (READ MORE)
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Make sure you schedule some time for after work activities. Unless your a dedicated workaholic, Bangkok's shimmering sights should prove no less enthralling to you, the business traveller, as they are to leisure travellers. And besides the typical tourist attractions or tours, there are plenty of other things worth doing when you're off-duty, from late-night shopping and rounds of golf, to ritzy rooftop bars and wild cosmopolitan clubbing. (READ MORE)
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Bangkok has a wonderful array of places to eat, from local Thai to classic French. In recent years the restaurant scene has become more stylish and adventurous with a wider choice of ethnic restaurants, new chic Thai restaurants and the emergence of fusion food blending tantalising western dishes with eastern flair... (READ MORE)
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