Strategically located at the crossroads of mainland Southeast Asia, the Kingdom of Thailand shares a common land border with four neighboring countries totaling 5,582 kilometers. In fact, there are 30 Thai provinces physically connected with Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Malaysia.
Presently, Thailand is linked to its neighbors through an extensive and functioning network of roads, waterways, and air routes. Yet with the ASEAN Economic Community looming in the distance and the Thai government’s drive to lift the country out of the middle-income trap, improvements need to be made in the field of logistics if the Kingdom aims to achieve future progress and prosperity.
Strategically located at the crossroads of mainland Southeast Asia, the Kingdom of Thailand shares a common land border with four neighboring countries totaling 5,582 kilometers. In fact, there are 30 Thai provinces physically connected with Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Malaysia.
Presently, Thailand is linked to its neighbors through an extensive and functioning network of roads, waterways, and air routes. Yet with the ASEAN Economic Community looming in the distance and the Thai government’s drive to lift the country out of the middle-income trap, improvements need to be made in the field of logistics if the Kingdom aims to achieve future progress and prosperity.
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