The News Review:

- Thailand Real Estate & Property Guide
- To the Bat Cave! Lovin¡¯ Loei in Thailand
- Weather may be at fault in Thailand air crash

Thailand Real Estate & Property Guide
Thailand Real Estate & Property… – Sep 17, 2007
To date K-TECH have successfully executed a significant number of high profile projects in Phuket including Central Phuket Festival; Evason Resort Phases II & II; Phuket Graceland Hotel & Resort; Movenpick Residence; Indigo Peal Hotel & Resort and Royal Phuket Marina Phase I. In addition to Cape Yamu and the Aquaminium the company is currently engaged on Trisara Phase C and the Alila Hotel & Resort projects. “Despite political and economic concerns Thailand remains an attractive location for investment particularly in the hospitality sector. As stability returns to the political environment hopefully there will be additional measures that will further stimulate the real estate sector and by extension the construction and engineering sector. In terms of Phuket´s place in the global market it does not take a huge leap of faith to say that it is well on the way to becoming the Marbella of Asia” stated Mr.

To the Bat Cave! Lovin¡¯ Loei in Thailand
eTravelBlackboard – Asia Edition – Sep 17, 2007
The perfect place to stay is Loei Palace Hotel located in the centre of Loei province with 156 guestrooms of international standard and first class service. There is a good choice of dining options meetings and business facilities. Lazy days can be spent by the pool in the jacuzzi or enjoying a relaxing Thai massage also available at the hotel. Be amazed by the wonders of nature in Loei with the comfort of Loei Palace Hotel. etravelblackboardasia.

Weather may be at fault in Thailand air crash
ABC Regional nline – ABC Regional nline – Sep 17, 2007
About 90 people died when a jet operated by the budget carrier ne-Two-Go crashed on the resort island of Phuket. fficials say most of the passengers were foreigners and one Australian is among the dead. The aircraft smashed into an embankment broke in two and burst into flames while trying to land last night. Early speculation is focusing on the extremely bad weather conditions with heavy rain reducing visibility and suggestions that a sudden downdraft may have slammed the plane on to the runway… JHN GERARD ‘DNNELL: The plane when it was landing it just felt you could tell something was wrong and next thing bang! That’s all I can remember. REPRTER: So how was the weather like before the plane land?JHN GERARD ‘DNNELL: It was very bad rain. BARNEY PRTER: Simon Luttrell owns a hotel near the airport. He agrees the weather conditions were unusually bad at the time. SIMN LUTTRELL: It had been raining monsoon rain throughout the day which is fairly typical for the weather at this time of year. However at the approximate time of the crash certainly where we were sitting in our hotel 600 metres away there was suddenly a very bad squall of wind and rain very very hard driving rain and wing that lasted about 15 minutes. And as far as I know that’s the time that the plane was attempting to land.

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