Tag: Development

There’s no doubt that the housing market in Chiang Mai is on a positive trajectory, finally. And with this growing interest in housing by both locals and

Thailand’s anti government protests amidst pandemic response failure is on the rise

Citylife Chiang Mai readers ask questions of the mayor

A new informal private school here in Chiang Mai, designed to prepare students to confidently enter, and become leaders of, the hospitality industry.

Dr. Samart Sumanochitraporn, fondly nicknamed Mr. Can Do, was only 25 when he was assigned to the Water Source Protection.

I have put my focus on other matters and neglected my fellow sisters somewhat over the past few years.

Pim Kemasingki interviews the three leading political figures in Chiang Mai to find out what their jobs entail and their hopes for the future.

In tens years the number of Chinese visitors to Chiang Mai leapt from a few hundred to almost a million a year. How has it changed our city?

Citylife wades into the quagmire of city planning and development, alas offering no answers, but attempting to give you a picture of what is being talked about

This is another channel of income for the coffee farmers which is way better than just making fertiliser

Today coffee is a part of the faculty’s syllabus, and as the industry matures into a viable and potentially great economic crop

Chiang Mai is an entrepreneurial, savvy city but is it the right enviroment for statups?