The OIC - TDRI is moving forward to study and prepare a strategic plan for voluntary health insurance in Thailand, aiming to create a strong health insurance system that people of all income groups can access. They are working on short-term and long-term action plans, along with integration with the state welfare system to be in line with the national strategic plan. They have also appointed a working group to develop and integrate Thailand's health insurance system sustainably.

Mr. Chuchart Pramulpol, Secretary-General of the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC Secretary-General), revealed that Thailand's current health system has many important mechanisms that work together, including the universal health coverage system, the social security system, civil servant medical benefits, and private health insurance. Although the overall Thai health system is comprehensive and of high quality, there are still gaps in access for low-income groups. Especially in the private health insurance sector, where premiums tend to increase.

EXIM Thailand Boosts Liquidity with Over 10,000 M. in Financial Support for Thai Entrepreneurs to Weather Global Economic and Geopolitical Crises

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, a popular destination for Thai tourists, is launching 3 new activities exclusively for its anniversary celebration, and is continuing to attract tourists from across the region, targeting families, couples, and groups of friends.

The National Housing Authority is organizing a special promotion, bringing 30 rental buildings nationwide, totaling 3,339 units, with rent reduced by 200-500 baht, hoping to reduce the burden of expenses for low-income earners. The big day is July 1st.