Group 1 - Netflix has invested over $200 million in Thailand over the past four years and is expanding local content production, highlighting Thailand's growing status as a regional production hub [1] - In 2024, global viewing time for Thai content reached 750 million hours, with Netflix planning to create nine original works, including a zombie survival film titled "Ziam" [1] - The Thai government aims to generate 4 trillion THB (approximately $123 billion) in creative economy revenue and create 20 million jobs, reducing reliance on tourism and exports [1] Group 2 - Since 2016, over 4,600 foreign film projects have chosen to shoot in Thailand, injecting over $1 billion into the local economy, supported by competitive cash rebate policies [2] - The Thai Film Board approved cash rebates of 845 million THB for seven foreign production projects, with total investments reaching 4.5 billion THB [2] - The Thai government is increasing funding support for local productions to promote Thai films and series on international film festival stages and global streaming platforms [2] Group 3 - The increase in global exposure has led to a cultural tourism boom and heightened demand for Thai products, generating spillover economic benefits exceeding 300 billion THB [3]