งานปักกิ่ง ฟอรัม ประจำปี 2569 ว่าด้วยการตอบสนองต่อข้อร้องเรียนของประชาชนอย่างรวดเร็ว (The 2026 Beijing Forum on Swift Response to Public Complaints) เตรียมจัดขึ้นระหว่างวันที่ 12-13 ตุลาคม ณ ศูนย์การประชุมแห่งชาติจีน (CNCC) โดยมีสถาบันบัณฑิตสังคมศาสตร์แห่งประเทศจีน (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences: CASS) ไชน่า มีเดีย กรุ๊ป (China Media Group: CMG) คณะกรรมการพรรคคอมมิวนิสต์จีนประจำเทศบาลกรุงปักกิ่ง และรัฐบาลประชาชนเทศบาลกรุงปักกิ่ง ร่วมเป็นเจ้าภาพจัดงาน จากการแถลงข่าวเมื่อวันที่ 29 กันยายน ระบุว่า ภายในงานจะมีการเผยแพร่ผลงานสำคัญหลายประการ อาทิ ผลการวิจัยเชิงทฤษฎีเกี่ยวกับการปฏิรูประบบการตอบสนองต่อข้อร้องเรียนของประชาชนอย่างรวดเร็ว (SRPC) รายงานประเมินการให้บริการสายด่วนของเมืองและประสิทธิผลด้านการบริหารจัดการเมืองทั้งในระดับโลกและระดับประเทศ ตลอดจนกรณีศึกษาตัวอย่างด้านการบริหารจัดการเมืองจากนานาประเทศ
เสิ่น ปินหัว (Shen Binhua) รองเลขาธิการรัฐบาลประชาชนเทศบาลกรุงปักกิ่ง เลขาธิการกลุ่มผู้นำพรรค และผู้อำนวยการสำนักงานบริหารจัดการข้อมูลและบริการภาครัฐกรุงปักกิ่ง กล่าวว่า ฟอรัมดังกล่าวยึดถือค่านิยมหลัก "เมืองของประชาชน อนาคตที่ดีกว่า" (People's City, Better Future) และกำหนดแนวคิดหลักประจำปีนี้ว่า "ยุคดิจิทัลอินเทลลิเจนซ์และเมืองของประชาชน" (The Digital Intelligence Era and People's City) โดยคาดว่าจะมีผู้เข้าร่วมงานมากกว่า 3,200 คน ซึ่งในจำนวนนี้เป็นแขกผู้มีเกียรติจากต่างประเทศประมาณ 240 คน จากกว่า 70 ประเทศทั่วโลก
จาง อี้ (Zhang Yi) ผู้อำนวยการสถาบันศึกษาการบริหารจัดการนครหลวง แห่งสถาบันบัณฑิตสังคมศาสตร์จีน (CASS) และสมาชิกสภาวิชาการของ CASS กล่าวว่า รายงาน Theoretical Research Outcomes on the SRPC Reform ได้รวบรวมบทความวิชาการสำคัญจากนักวิชาการที่มีชื่อเสียงทั้งในประเทศจีนและต่างประเทศ ประกอบด้วยบทความภาษาจีน 12 บทความ และภาษาอังกฤษ 9 บทความ ขณะที่เอกสารวิชาการฉบับภาษาอังกฤษ Why Is Urban Governance Like This? A Study Based on Beijing's Practice of the SRPC Reform ประกอบด้วยบทความ 12 บทความ และกรณีศึกษา 4 กรณี "เราหวังว่าบทความเหล่านี้จะสะท้อนประสบการณ์เชิงปฏิบัติของมหานครต่าง ๆ ในยุค AI ซึ่งมีการนำข้อมูลบิ๊กดาต้าจากสายด่วนมาใช้ยกระดับการบริหารจัดการเมืองสู่ความทันสมัย พร้อมถอดบทเรียนเป็นรูปแบบการบริหารจัดการ 'เมืองของประชาชน' ที่สามารถนำไปปรับใช้และขยายผลได้ โดยมีจุดเด่นอยู่ที่การบริหารจัดการอย่างประณีต และการมีส่วนร่วมของประชาชนในเชิงลึก"
Portal pairs listings with visa and cost tools and guides to 83 Thai cities in five languages as Q2 foreign condo spending in Thailand rises 20%
BAANLYY, a new property and relocation platform for Thailand, has launched at baanlyy.com. It brings together rental and sale listings, city guides for 83 Thai cities and provinces with neighbourhood scores in 80 of them, more than 1,700 building profiles, relocation and visa guidance and a set of free planning calculators, published in English, Thai, Chinese, Russian and Japanese.
BAANLYY is operated by BAANLYY LLC, a Nevada company. It was founded by Kirby Scofield, broker and owner of Scofield Group, one of the top real estate teams in Las Vegas, together with Bangkok-based co-founder Chatkarin “June” Pichaikamolchat.
Pichaikamolchat grew up in Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) and has built her career in Bangkok. She holds a master’s degree in geography from Chulalongkorn University and a bachelor’s degree in air cargo management from the Civil Aviation Training Center. She spent nearly a decade selling to the companies that build and run Thailand’s buildings: hotel groups including Marriott, IHG and Accor at Jotun Thailand, then developers including Sansiri and Pruksa Real Estate at Pidilite Bamco. Today she is an Airbnb Superhost and property manager who has handled purchases and ownership transfers for foreign investors, and she runs a delivery business that serves about 300 schools. At BAANLYY she leads operations and the relationships with Thai agents, owners and developers.
Her view of what Thailand was missing came from two vantage points. From Bangkok she watched her partner, Scofield, and her sister, an agent with Scofield Group in Las Vegas, work inside the systems that run American real estate: shared listings, reliable data, accountable agents and a client who is told the truth early. Thailand, she concluded, deserves the same standard of trustworthy information and help.
A market being reshaped by who is buying
The launch lands as Thailand’s condominium market shifts. According to the Real Estate Information Center (REIC), foreign nationals took ownership of 3,292 condominium units in the second quarter of 2026, with transfer value up 20.2% year on year to 14.8 billion baht. Across the first half of 2026, foreign buyers accounted for 11.7% of all condo units transferred and 21.7% of value.
The mix of buyers is changing fast. By transfer value in the first half, Chinese buyers led at roughly 24% of the foreign total, followed by Russian buyers at about 13%, whose spending rose 75.9% year on year, and Myanmar buyers at around 9%. The United States, Taiwan, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia and India rounded out the top ten, with American buyers paying the highest average price, 6.6 million baht per unit.
The other side of that data is easy to forget: close to nine in ten condo transfers in Thailand still go to Thai buyers, and the rental market is overwhelmingly local. BAANLYY was built for both.
What the platform does differently
BAANLYY is organised around the decisions people make before they rent, buy or move, not around a list of ads:
City guides: 83 Thai cities and provinces, from Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket and Pattaya to Hua Hin, Koh Samui, Udon Thani and Khon Kaen, each covering neighbourhoods, costs and daily life.
BAANLYY Area Score: a 0–100 rating for neighbourhoods in 80 of those cities and provinces, built on nine factors including transit, walkability, safety, family life, investment and luxury.
Building profiles: more than 1,700 condominium and residence profiles with floors, unit counts, developers and completion years.
Relocation hub: guidance on the DTV digital nomad visa, the LTR long-term resident visa, retirement, marriage visas and work permits, with a moving checklist, cost-of-living and move-in calculators, an overstay calculator and a pet-import timeline.
Thailand Privilege guide: every tier of the Thailand Privilege long-stay membership, with fees, family pricing, eligibility and a calculator that shows what each tier costs per year and per person.
Investor tools: a return calculator, closing-cost and foreign-ownership calculators, and a market analytics dashboard.
Retirement Destinations Score: Chiang Mai, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Phuket, Udon Thani and Bangkok compared, plus a directory of 12 JCI-accredited hospitals across seven cities.
Learn and Explore: hundreds of plain-language guides on how Thai property, tax, visas, schools and daily life work, from street food to Songkran.
For agents, developers and owners, BAANLYY membership is free, listing is free, and enquiries from a listing go to the listing agent at no charge. The platform has also run paid Facebook and Instagram campaigns for member listings in Thailand.
“Thailand has never had one place where a Thai renter, a Chinese investor and an American retiree can all get straight answers before they commit,” said Kirby Scofield, founder of BAANLYY. “We built the data layer first — the scores, the building profiles, the visa and cost tools — so the listings sit on top of real information instead of the other way round.”
“I grew up in Korat and have spent more than twenty years in Bangkok watching foreigners overpay and Thai renters get talked over,” said co-founder Chatkarin “June” Pichaikamolchat. “I watched my partner and my sister work with systems in Las Vegas that Thailand simply does not have. Thailand deserves new, trustworthy information and real help. That is what BAANLYY is.”
A bridge between Las Vegas and Bangkok
Scofield Group is ranked No. 2 in Nevada by RealTrends Verified and is the No. 2 Zillow Preferred team in the state. The independent Las Vegas brokerage closed 479 transactions and $209.7 million in sales volume in 2025, working with real estate investors, relocating buyers and local families alike across Las Vegas and Southern Nevada.
That is the connection between the two companies. Scofield Group clients relocating to or investing in Thailand are introduced to BAANLYY’s tools and member agents, and BAANLYY users relocating to Las Vegas or buying investment property in Nevada are referred to Scofield Group. The two businesses are separate companies.
BAANLYY is a listing portal. It does not own, lease, manage or control any listed property and is not a party to any lease or sale. Nothing on the platform is legal advice; BAANLYY recommends a Thai lawyer for any contract.
About BAANLYY
BAANLYY (baanlyy.com) is a Thailand property and relocation platform operated by BAANLYY LLC, a Nevada company, co-founded by Kirby Scofield and Chatkarin “June” Pichaikamolchat, a Thai investor based in Bangkok. It covers rentals, sales, condominiums, villas and new developments across Thailand, with city guides for 83 Thai cities and provinces, neighbourhood scores in 80 of them, building profiles, relocation and visa guides and free planning tools in five languages. Membership and listing are free for agents, developers and property owners.
About Scofield Group
Scofield Group is an independent Las Vegas real estate brokerage and one of the top-ranked real estate teams in Nevada: No. 2 in the state by RealTrends Verified and the No. 2 Zillow Preferred team in Nevada. Founded by Kirby Scofield and operating since 2010, the team helps real estate investors, relocating buyers, home buyers and sellers across Las Vegas and Southern Nevada, and closed 479 transactions and $209.7 million in sales volume in 2025. Scofield Group, 8704 Spanish Ridge Ave, Suite 300, Las Vegas, NV 89148. Visit scofieldgroup.com.
Data source: Real Estate Information Center (REIC), Thailand, Q2 and H1 2026 foreign condominium transfer figures, as reported by The Nation and Thai PBS World, September 2026. Nationality shares are calculated from REIC transfer values.
Across Southeast Asia, a new race is underway. Countries are competing to attract investments from hyperscale cloud providers, AI platforms, and digital infrastructure operators that will underpin the next generation of economic growth. Thailand has emerged as one of the strongest contenders in this race. Its strategic location at the heart of ASEAN, well-developed telecommunications infrastructure, growing digital economy, and supportive investment policies have attracted increasing interest from global technology companies and infrastructure investors. As cloud adoption accelerates and AI becomes an essential component of modern business operations, demand for digital infrastructure continues to grow at an unprecedented pace.
The scale of digital infrastructure investment application as reference from BOI reflects strong confidence in Thailand’s future role within the regional digital economy. However, becoming a successful sustainable digital hub for future requires more than infrastructure or investment incentives.
Mr. Teerapan Luengnaruemitchai, Managing Director of TCC Technology (TCCtech) stated “The scale of digital infrastructure investment we are seeing today demonstrates strong confidence in the country’s potential. However, infrastructure alone will not determine long-term success. A country’s ability to sustain long-term competitive advantage depends on its capacity to build ecosystems where businesses, technology, and innovation can thrive together.”
As Thailand enters the next phase of digital infrastructure development, the conversation is shifting to how effectively Thailand can connect the businesses, platforms, and people that depend on them.
At the heart of that conversation is Connectivity.
Connectivity: The Foundation Beneath the Digital Economy
Connectivity is often discussed as a technical topic, yet its impact extends far beyond networks and infrastructure. In reality, connectivity has become one of the most important enablers of economic competitiveness in the digital era. Every digital interaction depends on connectivity. When consumers stream content, conduct financial transactions, access cloud applications, engage in e-commerce, or interact with AI-powered services, data flows across multiple networks, platforms, and service providers before reaching its destination. The speed, resilience, and efficiency of those connections directly impact business performance and customer experience.
While platforms process information, connectivity enables information to move among users, businesses, applications, and digital services. Without strong interconnection, digital infrastructure remains fragmented. With it, digital ecosystems can flourish.
This is why the world’s most successful digital economies have invested heavily in dense interconnection environments. Markets such as Singapore, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt became global digital hubs not only because of their infrastructure investments, but because they successfully created ecosystems where cloud providers, network operators, internet exchanges, content platforms, enterprises, and digital service providers can efficiently exchange data and services.
The value of connectivity extends beyond technology. Strong interconnection environments lower barriers for organizations seeking to enter new markets by providing immediate access to established networks, partners, and customers. As enterprises increasingly operate across cloud platforms, digital channels, and international markets, connectivity is no longer viewed as a utility. It is increasingly recognized as a strategic business asset.
The Power of Ecosystems
If Connectivity is the foundation of a digital economy, then ecosystems are like the engines that create value from that connectivity. Based on the PeeringDB.com data, TCCtech stands out as one of Thailand’s strongest interconnection partners, making it an ideal choice for any provider seeking high‑performance, resilient, and scalable digital infrastructure. With 55 networks hosted at BNDC, it maintains one of the largest and most diverse peering ecosystems in the country, bringing together global CDNs and major Thai ISPs. This diversity enables providers to benefit from lower latency, richer routing paths, and improved redundancy. TCCtech is also among the most interconnected centers in Thailand, with direct access to 8 major IXPs such as BKNIX, giving providers unparalleled reach across domestic and regional networks.
Furthermore, TCCtech’s ecosystem includes international, extending its footprint into the broader ASEAN and global markets. PeeringDB also highlights BNDC as one of Thailand’s “leading Carrier Neutral Hub,” attracting networks that value open access and flexibility. TCCtech also operates multiple ASNs, demonstrating depth in international transit, domestic interconnection, and ISP operations. Its presence across multiple peering facilities, reinforces its strong national footprint. The fact that high‑value networks and CDNs peer at TCCtech facilities further validates its capability to meet global‑grade requirements for performance, uptime, and scalability. Altogether, TCCtech offers providers a strategic, high‑performance, and future‑ready interconnection environment, making it a top choice for delivering low‑latency services, improving network reach, and supporting regional digital growth.
TCCtech serves as a strategic gateway for multinational businesses establishing, expanding, or managing operations across Thailand and ASEAN through its robust digital ecosystem. The significance of this ecosystem lies not merely in its scale, but in its diversity. Organizations within the TCCtech ecosystem gain access to telecommunications carriers, internet service providers, cloud platforms, content providers, internet exchanges, multinational corporations, technology partners, and enterprise customers. These participants represent industries ranging from banking, insurance, manufacturing, and logistics to telecommunications, real estate, retail, and digital services.
This ecosystem creates a powerful network effect. As more participants join, value increases for every connected organization through greater connectivity options, stronger resilience, richer routing diversity, and broader access to customers and partners.
For multinational corporations entering Thailand, such an ecosystem significantly reduces the complexity and time required to establish digital operations and connect with local and regional markets.
National Digital Connectivity Infrastructure
TCCtech’s contribution to Thailand’s digital ecosystem extends further as one of Thailand’s licensed International Internet Gateway (IIG) and National Internet Exchange (NIX) operators regulated by the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC). This enables TCCtech to play a strategic role in facilitating both domestic and international internet traffic exchange while supporting connectivity among networks, content providers, cloud platforms, and enterprises. Its International Internet Gateway (IIG) services provide high-capacity international bandwidth and global routing capabilities, enabling organizations to access regional and international markets through reliable cross-border connectivity. Its National Internet Exchange (NIX) services support efficient domestic traffic exchange among local ISPs, content providers, and enterprise networks, improving performance while strengthening Thailand’s internet infrastructure. TCCtech also operates the Bangkok Gigabit Ring (BKK Ring), a high-speed fibre-optic infrastructure that interconnects key business districts, commercial centers, office buildings, and digital infrastructure locations throughout Bangkok. This provides enterprises with enhanced connectivity choices, route diversity, and business continuity options. Beyond Thailand, the company supports regional connectivity through terrestrial fibre corridors extending to major ASEAN markets. These regional routes further strengthen Thailand’s role as a gateway for cross-border digital business and data exchange. Together, its facility, IIG, NIX, BKK Ring, and regional connectivity assets position TCCtech as more than a connectivity provider. They establish the company as a key enabler of Thailand’s digital infrastructure ecosystem and a bridge connecting Thailand to the broader ASEAN and global digital economies.
From Connectivity Hub to Trusted Technology Solutions Partner
Artificial Intelligence has become a boardroom priority across industries. However, successful AI adoption requires far more than simply deploying AI applications. Organizations must establish robust data foundations, governance frameworks, scalable infrastructure, and integrated business processes to unlock sustainable business value. This is where TCCtech differentiates itself. Rather than focusing on individual technology solutions, TCCtech brings together infrastructure, connectivity, data, AI, applications, and business ecosystems into a unified framework that enables organizations to accelerate digital transformation, drive operational excellence, and innovate with confidence.
TCCtech supports customers in building AI-ready environments that enable predictive analytics, intelligent automation, advanced decision-making, and operational optimization. With a strategic focus on the PropTech and ManuTech communities. In the property sector, TCCtech enables Smart Property initiatives through intelligent building platforms, IoT integration, energy management, digital tenant services, and smart facility management solutions. For manufacturers, the company supports digital transformation through industrial connectivity, real-time production monitoring, OT/IT integration, predictive maintenance, manufacturing analytics, supply chain visibility, and AI-driven operational insights, helping enterprises improve efficiency, resilience, and competitiveness in an increasingly data-driven economy.
Looking Ahead
As the country strengthens its position within the regional digital economy, the organizations that can connect businesses, platforms, and innovation at scale will play an increasingly important role. In that environment, TCC Technology’s vision extends beyond operating infrastructure. It is about enabling a connected digital ecosystem that helps local enterprises, multinational corporations, and industries unlock new opportunities for growth, innovation, and long-term competitiveness across Thailand and ASEAN.
Key Takeaways
Thailand’s Digital Potential: Driving Sustainable Growth
Connectivity Is the Foundation of the Digital Economy
Ecosystems Drive Digital Growth
The Future is About Turning Technology into Business Outcomes
2026 Beijing Forum on Swift Response to Public Complaints
The 2026 Beijing Forum on Swift Response to Public Complaints, jointly hosted by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), China Media Group (CMG), and the CPC Beijing Municipal Committee and the Beijing Municipal People's Government, will be held from October 12 to 13 at the China National Convention Center. According to the press conference held on September 29, a series of outcomes will be released at the forum, including theoretical research results on the Swift Response to Public Complaints (SRPC) reform, evaluation reports on urban hotline services and governance effectiveness at both global and national levels, and typical cases of global urban governance.
Shen Binhua, Deputy Secretary-General of the Beijing Municipal People's Government and Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Director of the Beijing Municipal Administration of Government Services and Data Management, introduced that the forum, centred on the core value of "People's City, Better Future," has set its annual theme as "The Digital Intelligence Era and People's City." The number of guests expected to attend the forum exceeds 3,200, including more than 240 international guests from over 70 countries.
The themes of the six parallel forums are: "Refinement and Exquisiteness: Paradigms of Precision Governance and Urban Sustainability"; "Aspiration and Goodness: The Evolution of Good Governance and the Elevation of Urban Civilisation"; "Wisdom and Sharing: Digital Intelligence Empowerment and Urban Governance Modernization"; "Exchange and Integration: Collaborative Governance and Urban Openness and Inclusiveness"; "People-Centred Livelihood: People-Oriented and Demand-Driven New Forms of Urban Governance"; and "Joint Consultation and Co-Governance: Multi-Stakeholder Participation and the Urban Governance Community." "These topics are grounded in Beijing's practice of the SRPC reform while also responding to governance issues commonly faced by cities worldwide in the digital intelligence era, reflecting a distinct sense of the times and openness," said Shen Binhua.
A series of outcomes will be released at the forum, including theoretical research results on the SRPC reform, evaluation reports on urban hotline services and governance effectiveness at both global and national levels, and typical cases of global urban governance. Notably, this marks China's first publication of an English-language monograph on the SRPC reform and its first collaboration with a top international journal to launch a special English-language issue on the reform. These outcomes will further advance Beijing's SRPC reform from summarising experience to theoretical exposition, and from Chinese practice to international comparison, providing practical experience and theoretical support for global urban governance.
Zhang Yi, Director of the Institute for Capital Governance Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a Member of the Academic Divisions of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, introduced that Theoretical Research Outcomes on the SRPC Reform brings together major academic papers by renowned scholars from home and abroad, including 12 in Chinese and 9 in English. The English-language monograph Why Is Urban Governance Like This? A Study Based on Beijing's Practice of the SRPC Reform comprises 12 articles and 4 case studies. "We hope these articles can comprehensively reflect the practical experience of megacities in the era of artificial intelligence leveraging hotline big data to drive governance modernisation, and distil a replicable and scalable 'People's City' governance model characterised by refined governance and deep public participation," said Zhang Yi.
The forum also extends its exchange space to the front lines of urban governance. Guests will be invited to "step into 12345" to experience the hotline's work processes and mechanisms on site, as well as practices and achievements such as digital intelligence empowerment. Salons will be held at representative governance sites such as hotline workplaces, AI communities, and old city conservation areas, with international guests, experts and scholars, grassroots workers, and citizen representatives invited to experience them first-hand and share their insights in a relaxed atmosphere. Five themes - Beijing Services, Urban Renewal, Panoramic Central Axis, Cultural and Historical Continuity, and Technological Innovation - have also been designed for city tours and inspections.
"Through these activities, we can combine the discussions and exchanges inside the venue with real-scene experiences in urban governance, allowing Chinese and international guests to gain a more intuitive understanding of the SRPC reform and experience Beijing's innovative development and openness and inclusiveness," Shen Binhua said.
