FORUM INSIGHTS 2026

13 perspectives
in editorial development

These are article briefs based on Thailand Pride Economy Forum 2026, not published articles. Each brief defines its question, audience, outline, CTA and evidence gate.

CURRENT STATUS

Briefs are ready for drafting. Every article still requires report, recording, name, role and image-rights review before publication.

Policy explainer · Editorial brief — not published

After marriage equality: how do legal rights become services people can actually use?

Which forms, databases, benefits and frontline processes still make recognised rights difficult to use?

Source perspective: ดร.เอนกชัย เรืองรัตนากร Open article brief
Public-policy perspective · Editorial brief — not published

After visibility: what should Thailand build next for Pride to create lasting value?

How can a major event leave better services, local opportunity and a city that works after visitors leave?

Source perspective: ธัญวัจน์ กมลวงศ์วัฒน์ Open article brief
Community perspective · Editorial brief — not published

Who gets to decide whether Pride Economy is working?

How should community experience shape programme decisions, evidence and benefit distribution?

Source perspective: นิกร ฉิมคง Open article brief
Founder framework · Editorial brief — not published

From Pride visibility to bookable impact: a working model for year-round value

What must connect for attention to become a service, transaction, paid work and community value?

Source perspective: Pongsatorn Archawaphongsagorn Open article brief
Learning and data essay · Editorial brief — not published

City data that listens: how evidence becomes learning rather than surveillance

How can cities learn from diverse users while collecting only the data needed for a decision?

Source perspective: ผศ.ดร.นรุตม์ ศุภวรรธนะกุล Open article brief
Market and infrastructure perspective · Editorial brief — not published

Long-stay confidence needs more than lifestyle marketing

Which information, mobility and connected-service conditions make a place trustworthy for longer stays?

Source perspective: ดร.ธีรเดช ดำรงค์พลาสิทธิ์ Open article brief
Hospitality guide · Editorial brief — not published

Redefining luxury: a service where guests do not have to guard themselves

Which service details turn a premium promise into confidence, ease and repeat choice?

Source perspective: เพียงเดือน กลอยอรุณ Open article brief
Market-access case essay · Editorial brief — not published

Community as seller, not scenery: designing routes that retain local value

How can a tourism route create bookable offers, paid roles and repeat demand for local enterprise?

Source perspective: สมศักดิ์ บุญคำ Open article brief
Real-estate market guide · Editorial brief — not published

Silver Pride long stay: what must be ready before marketing begins?

Which verified information and connected services reduce uncertainty for older LGBTIQ+ long-stay customers?

Source perspective: วสันต์ คงจันทร์ Open article brief
Customer-journey perspective · Editorial brief — not published

Long-stay customers are buying an everyday life, not only a room

How should housing connect with healthcare, mobility, social life and help when something goes wrong?

Source perspective: อรุณี เทียมหงส์ Open article brief
Workplace practice guide · Editorial brief — not published

When can an ERG become a talent incubator and internal consultant?

What time, authority, executive access and safeguards allow an ERG to create value without exploiting volunteers?

Source perspective: Jeiz Robles Open article brief
Creative-economy field note · Editorial brief — not published

Counting the work behind the stage: nightlife, pageants and belonging

Which jobs, suppliers, travel decisions and community functions remain invisible when nightlife is treated only as entertainment?

Source perspective: อาร์ต เรวัต ตุ่นต้น Open article brief
Creator-commerce guide · Editorial brief — not published

Queer creator commerce: how brands should commission and measure the work fairly

Which commercial terms and measures treat creators as partners who can influence real customer decisions?

Source perspective: พีค พิชาธร เอื้อชูเกียรติ Open article brief