Rawai is situated in the southernmost part of the island, a popular destination for expatriates from various countries. Travellers are drawn to Rawai's multicultural community and way of life, which offers more than just a holiday in Phuket. Additionally, the stunning Nai Harn beach nearby is widely regarded as one of the island's main attractions.
Chalong is situated to the north of Rawai and has an even more expat-oriented lifestyle than its southern neighbour. The closest beach for Chalong residents is Nai Harn, which even Rawai residents access by car or motorcycle rather than on foot.
Cape Panwa is located in the Wichit region, spanning from Kathu in the west to the cape of the same name on the east coast. It is an ideal destination for a peaceful and secluded holiday without the need for frequent travel.
Patong is widely recognised as the main centre of nightlife in Phuket and a symbol of Thai tourism. During the day, it is a quiet town on the west coast, nestled around a bay. As night falls, Patong transforms into a bustling hub of entertainment, with bars, cafes, tourist shops, massage parlours, and barbershops opening up on every corner.
Thailand has an important place in the Asia-Pacific region. In the past, the economic growth in the area was associated with the rise of so-called Asian Tigers: Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan. While the development potential of the former four countries has already reached its limits, Thailand still has the prospects for the future growth.
A quality education is a decisive factor for foreign families considering a move to another country. In this regard, Phuket is the only tropical resort in Thailand suitable for extended family stays.
Resort investment properties in Phuket can generate high rental yields of 5–9% per annum for their owners.
Thailand is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Southeast Asia. According to the Thai Ministry of tourism and sports, more than 11 million tourists from all over the world visited Thailand in 2022.
In recent years, Vietnam has become an increasingly popular destination among expats and digital nomads. The small Asian country is famous for its natural beauty, incredible culture and delicious cuisine. Besides, over the past 10 years, Vietnam has emerged as one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, and a safe place to live and work.
According to the Global Health Security Index (GHS Index), Thailand is ranked 5th out of 195 in health systems performance rankings. Thailand is one of the leading countries in medical tourism and the price-quality ratio of medical services.
The Kingdom of Thailand has two types of climate: the tropical one in the northern regions of the country and the tropical monsoon one in the southern and southeastern regions. Thus, weather conditions in Thailand vary significantly by month and region.
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