Category: TV/Video
Thailand, tourism and global harmony
Thailand’s recent relaxation of visa restrictions was necessary for both the economy and social stability, says a leading travel historian, because the kingdom is deeply dependent on tourism. On the latest edition of the Bangkok Post vodcast “Deeper Dive”, Imtiaz Muqbil worries that countries will compete with each other for tourist revenue in a race to the bottom that risks “overtourism” in certain […]
Thailand’s new visas
Thailand’s major overhaul of visas and entry rules has stirred up strong reactions — mostly joy and excitement, but also confusion and even some resentment. To clarify the new rules, the Bangkok Post’s Deeper Dive vodcast posed readers’ questions to Naruchai Ninnad, one of the chief architects of the new visa scheme in his role as deputy director-general of the Department of […]
How has Thailand kept the lid on Covid?
A panel of experts discusses how Thailand has avoided the scourge that has upended much of the world.
Overview: TV
Dave Kendall has written, produced, story-edited and/or hosted hundreds of TV shows for major networks in the United States, Britain and Asia. After relocating from his native England to New York City, he was hired by MTV to create the acclaimed music show “120 Minutes,” and spent seven years as an MTV writer, producer, presenter […]
Flash protest erupts on Hong Kong bridge
A late-night stroll ends in tear gas.
Vote for prime minister
A video news report following the victory of Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha over Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit in the House vote for Thailand’s prime minister on June 5, 2019.
FCCT post-election panel
Academics debate the Thai general election results at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Thailand on May 10, 2019.
Election aftermath: who will govern Thailand?
I analyze the likely make-up of the next government after Thailand’s general election on March 24, 2019.
Exclusive interview with Abhisit Vejjajiva
I speak with the Democrat leader and former Thai prime minister on March 15, 2019, shortly before the general election.