Lanta & News
No. 01 · ENDLESS
Tourism

Sole Mio Clinic Launches Wellness Program in Phuket

Sole Mio Clinic in Phuket is offering a Hormone Harmony & Stress Reset Programme this September, combining hormone consultation, IV therapy and massage to help busy professionals manage stress before the high season rush.

28 Aug The Thaiger Travel

Sole Mio Clinic launches wellness programme to help busy professionals unwind in PhuketLegacyAs Phuket’s high season approaches, many residents are settling back into demanding schedules, packed diaries and a faster pace of life. That shift often brings rising stress and fatigue, making it harder to unwind, sleep well and stay emotionally balanced. September offers a natural window to pause and reset before the busiest months begin. Looking after both body and mind now can help people feel more refreshed, relaxed and ready for the season ahead. At Sole Mio Clinic, wellness is centred on helping guests feel their best through treatments designed to support relaxation and overall wellbeing. This approach shapes the clinic’s Hormone Harmony & Stress Reset Programme. This wellness package combines a Hormone Balance Consultation, Rejuvenate+ IV Drip and Aromatic Relaxing Massage to help ease fatigue and support emotional balance ahead of the high season. Treatment journey

1. Hormone Balance Consultation The programme begins with a professional consultation to assess hormonal health and provide guidance tailored to each guest’s needs.

2. Rejuvenate+ IV Drip Guests then continue with a Rejuvenate+ IV Drip, designed to support relaxation and help the body prepare for the busy months ahead.

3. Aromatic Relaxing Massage The journey closes with an Aromatic Relaxing Massage, designed to encourage deep relaxation in a calm, peaceful setting. Special offer Available September 1 to 30, 2026 Hormone Harmony & Stress Reset Programme

Hormone Balance Consultation Rejuvenate+ IV Drip Aromatic Relaxing Massage

Special price: 4,900 baht Regular value: over 6,000 baht Who it’s for The programme is designed for anyone feeling the strain of a busy lifestyle and looking to reset before the season picks up pace.

Men and women aged 35 and above Busy professionals experiencing stress Guests experiencing fatigue

The result Guests can expect a more balanced mood, deeper relaxation and improved sleep, giving them a stronger footing heading into the high season. Taking time to restore that balance now can help guests feel their best when Phuket’s busiest months arrive. Contact WhatsApp: +66 94 583 1114 Sole Mio’s Instagram: @solemio_clinic Sole Mio’s website: https://solemiophukethotel.com/clinic/ Press Release  The story Sole Mio Clinic launches wellness programme to help busy professionals unwind in Phuket as seen on Thaiger News.

No. 01 of Read at source → Next
Tourism

Sole Mio Clinic Unveils Wellness Program for Phuket Professionals

Sole Mio Clinic in Phuket is offering a Hormone Harmony & Stress Reset Programme combining hormone consultation, IV drip therapy and massage to help professionals manage stress before the busy season. The package costs 4,900 baht through Se

28 Aug The Thaiger Travel

Read this story →

Tourism

TAT Promotes Thailand Tourism at Vietnam Trade Show

Thailand's tourism authority is ramping up promotion efforts in Vietnam through a dedicated pavilion at ITE HCMC 2026, connecting Thai tourism businesses with regional buyers and targeting Vietnamese millennials, families and luxury travele

27 Aug TAT Newsroom

Read this story →

National

Thailand Events Guide: September 2026 Festivals

Thailand's September 2026 calendar overflows with cultural festivals, music performances, and heritage celebrations spanning from Sawankhalok to Pattaya, including the Uthai Thani Music Festival and international arts showcases in Bangkok.

27 Aug TAT Newsroom

Read this story →

Local

What animals live on Koh Lanta, and which ones you will actually see

Koh Lanta is home to dusky langurs and crab-eating macaques, though nocturnal species like slow lorises and flying colugos are rarely spotted; all elephants on the island are captive animals, not wild wildlife.

What animals live on Koh Lanta, and which ones you will actually see

Photo: Illustration: Lanta News

27 Aug Lanta News

Read this story →

Police

Seven Injured In Yala School Science Experiment Explosion

Seven people, including five primary school pupils and two teachers, were injured when alcohol ignited during a science experiment in a Year 2 classroom in Yala's Tachi subdistrict on Tuesday morning, with two suffering serious injuries inc

26 Aug The Thaiger South

Read this story →

Tourism

TAT Launches Ultra Thailand 2027 Luxury Event in Bangkok

Ultra Thailand 2027, an exclusive luxury travel event, will debut in Southeast Asia at Bangkok's Four Seasons Hotel in June, bringing together Thai tourism businesses with international high-end travel buyers.

26 Aug TAT Newsroom

Read this story →

National

TAT Hosts 300 TikTok Creators for Bangkok Tourism Festival

Thailand's Tourism Authority partnered with TikTok to bring over 300 content creators to Bangkok, where they showcased local heritage and food culture to audiences across Southeast Asia, the Caucasus and Central Asia.

26 Aug TAT Newsroom

Read this story →

Police

German Tenant Sought After Trashing Krabi Rental House

A German tenant is wanted after allegedly causing over 500,000 baht in damage to a Krabi rental house, with police finding drug-related items and ammunition inside the trashed property.

26 Aug The Thaiger Krabi

Read this story →

Tourism

Thailand Offers Off-Beat Road Trips and Glamping Adventures

Thailand is promoting road trips and glamping experiences across diverse regions, from the Mae Hong Son Loop to Khao Yai and Khao Sok, emphasizing sustainable tourism and outdoor adventure over traditional beach holidays.

25 Aug TAT Newsroom

Read this story →

National

TAT Backs B.Duck's 20th Anniversary Glow Event in Bangkok

Thailand's tourism board backs B.Duck's 20th-anniversary celebration at Bangkok's CentralWorld, featuring giant inflatables, carnival games, and nightly light shows through mid-September 2026.

25 Aug TAT Newsroom

Read this story →

Loading more…
Endless reading Scroll to read. When you reach the bottom, keep scrolling. A bar fills, and the next story slides in when it's full. ↑ ↓ or Space Or use the arrows at the bottom of the screen.