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A new specialist facilityThe Pattaya News reported on 27 October 2026 that a new specialist orthopaedic hospital opened in Pattaya. The facility focuses on orthopaedic care, including conditions involving bones and joints. Confirmed informationThe report described the official opening and the hospital’s specialist focus. Readers should use the hospital’s verified channels for current services, location and contact information. Avoid relying on assumptionsThis article does not

A meeting focused on cooperationA report published on 26 October 2026 described a Pattaya meeting with a delegation from the Bahrain–Thailand Business and Friendship Association. The stated aim was to discuss tourism cooperation and links between business communities. Plans and proposalsThe meeting presented cooperation as an area for discussion and future development. It should not be read as confirmation that new agreements, visitor increases or investment have already take

A project nearing completionA Pattaya Mail report published on 27 October 2026 said the public toilet project at Bali Hai Pier had reached approximately 90% completion. The city expected the facilities to open by mid-November 2026. A practical improvement for pier usersThe facilities are intended to help visitors using the pier, including people travelling to Koh Larn. The report also referred to accessible facilities. Important status noteThe mid-November date was an expecta

Keeping public parking availableRecent local reporting describes Pattaya City stepping up attention to motorcycle rental businesses using public parking spaces along Pattaya Beach to store motorcycles. Public parking is intended for shared use by residents and visitors, especially in busy beachfront areas. What visitors should knowEnforcement arrangements can change, so follow signs and local instructions when parking. This report concerns the use of public spaces and should

A return to the familiar colourRecent local reporting from late October 2026 says officials cancelled the change to blue motorcycle taxi vests in Pattaya and Bang Lamung, allowing drivers to return to the familiar orange vests. The change followed concerns about visibility, recognition and the cost of new uniforms. Refund informationReports also describe a refund process for drivers who bought blue vests. Check the latest official instructions for the current process and requ

A planned visitor service at Bali Hai PierRecent reports say Pattaya City is progressing plans for a tourist assistance centre at Bali Hai Pier. The intended purpose is to provide travel information and help coordinate assistance for visitors, particularly people travelling to Koh Larn. The current statusReports indicate that a temporary facility is planned or being prepared while longer-term arrangements are considered. It should not be treated as an operating permanent cent