Shopping / Kitchens and bathrooms

Scott Duncanson

ISS Facility Services

People profile Scott Duncanson, General Manager of ISS Facility Services, and one of Phuket's best-known competitive yachtsmen, tells how he set sail for Thailand 20 years ago and never looked back.

Phuket's tourist police foreign volunteers- What exactly do you guys do?

 Phuket City

Travel A question frequently posed to foreign volunteers helping the Tourist Police Division of the Royal Thai Police in Phuket.

Hottest airlines

 Phuket City

Travel Asia Pacific airlines servicing Phuket figure prominently in the latest Australian based Centre For Asia Pacific Aviation [CAPA] survey of 'hottest' airlines, underlining the island

Michael Ayling

Laguna Resorts & Hotels

People profile Michael Ayling, 44, is the sports keen, understated managing director of Laguna Resorts & Hotels, Phuket’s largest single employer with over 3, 000 employees,

John Underwood

Brush Restaurant

People profile John Underwood has created a unique Phuket centre of design excellence at his Underwood factory and new Brush Restaurant.

Thailand boat and bike adventure

Travel Thailand and its Andaman Sea has been a popular choice for sailing, snorkelling, diving and island exploration by boat for many years. Its beautiful coastline, sandy beaches, coconut trees and...

Salvatore Cossu

Salvatore’s Restaurant

People profile Salvatore Cossu’s 80-year-old mother from his native Sardinia in Italy is often the inspiration for dishes at his award winning Salvatore’s Restaurant in Phuket Town.

Frank Grassmann

Evason Phuket & Bon Island

People profile GM of Evason Phuket & Bon Island talks about living & working in Phuket

Phil Clark

Helicam

People profile When I left my job as art director seven years ago to fly model helicopters in Thailand taking pictures, my colleagues thought I was crazy.

South Thailand Wildlife

Travel One of the world’s great land bridges only 18, 000 years ago, Borneo, Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula were all one land mass. Wildlife, including humans, could walk to Bali...