As the commercial centre of Thailand and a major hub in Southeast Asia, Bangkok is geared to meet the sophisticated needs and requirements of business travelers. Business services, facilities and resources are top-class - so too accommodation options, IT and telecoms support. And once deals are secured and business is taken care of, check out the coolest nightlife spots, fine restaurants and other happenings of interest in this magical city.
On average Bangkok welcomes some 500,000 business travellers per year. For most businessmen and women temple and river tours are a luxury - the dynamics of business travel usually encompass late evenings, early mornings, PowerPoint presentations and the obligatory business meal.… (READ MORE)
For some business travellers, hotels just don’t quite cut it anymore. Alternatively, fully-equipped kitchens, washing and dining facilities provide for an authentic home-away-from-home atmosphere.
Whether a formal or informal exchange, our picks for the Best Business Meal Venues feature a selection of the besst food and dining environments in town.
You will find communications services to your heart's content in Bangkok. IT and telecoms are on par with the rest of the world. Should your hotel not provide the services you require, many business centers can be found all over the city...
Most of Public Holidays are linked to important traditional Buddhist happenings and follow the lunar calendar, which means the dates often change from year to year. Make sure to consult our up-to-date list of holidays when you are planning your trip.
Driven by a healthy economy, office space in Bangkok is plentiful and modern. From a shared, furnished and fully equipped facility to an entire floor or building, you're bound to find it here.
Bangkok has become a very important hub on the continent; not only as a result of Thai people's legendary hospitality and some wonderful attractions, but also because of world-class exhibition and conference venues.
The great accessibility of the city means visitors are able to pack the whole Top Ten list into one evening. But why not take things a little slower and savour the best one by one?
