It’s time to get your cheer on. For those in Thailand, here’s how and where to watch the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Every four years, the world comes together to rally for their countries’ representatives as they compete in various categories. It has been a tradition since the first official Olympics were held in 1952, and in 2024, it’s no different.
This year, the number of competitors from Thailand totals to 43 athletes: 21 men and 22 women. They will be participating in 12 sports categories, out of the total 32 categories. Here is how to support each of them.
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How to watch the 2024 Paris Olympics in Bangkok
Officially, the Sports Authority of Thailand announced to have spent over THB 400 million, which covers the broadcasting rights and the operational costs. This was covered by the National Sports Development Fund, as well as private sectors with the government acting as primary supporter.
How to watch the 2024 Paris Olympics online
The best way to watch the 2024 Olympics in Thailand is from live and recorded coverages by AIS and True. This includes the AIS PLAY application, AIS PLAYBOX, Smart TV, Apple TV, as well as TrueVisions NOW application, and TrueVisions NOW on TrueID application.
Where to watch the 2024 Paris Olympics on television
Apart from internet streaming, you can also watch the 2024 Olympics in Thailand through digital television. Broadcasting channels include T Sports 7 and 9, MCOT HD, Channel 7HD, and PPTV HD 36.
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Where to watch the 2024 Paris Olympics in Bangkok sports bars
As the sporting events are available on live television, be sure to keep an eye out for sports bars if they are showing them, such as The Sportsman Bar in Bangkok, which will be showing the events live and daily throughout the competition.
The Olympics period lasts from 27 July – 11 August, 2024. If you want to get started early, check out the athletes representing Thailand for the 2024 Olympics.
This story first appeared on Lifestyle Asia Bangkok
