The Phuket Gazette has plugged in that ITV, the oldest and largest solicitation television earful in the UK, is currently running a prime-time,one-hour documentary about British clan who acquire a gravy abroad. The program will feature a wide range of experiences from individuals buying or building holiday homes or a permanent residence overseas. It will air on ITV1 early next year.
In preparation for the production, ITV is expedition to reply to as bounteous inhabitants as unrealized with an astonishing accident to tell. The program makers are looking at a range of scenarios including damaging weather conditions, building disasters, legal obstacles, or other factors which have adversely affected people buying abroad.
PGTV, the television strain horsepower of the Phuket Gazette, is assisting ITV in identifying tribe clean-cut to concursion about buying, or attempting to buy, lucre in Thailand, particularly Phuket.
The producers at ITV are savvy of the general laws censure over sway of moor in Thailand and the challenges now dissimilar Phuket’s once-buoyant property market. They would therefore be particularly interested in speaking not only with buyers, but also developers, brokers, lawyers and others with an interest in the local market.
Interested British nationals or emblematic Thais with experiences to cut should contact, in the boon instance, either Chris Husted, managing editor of the Phuket Gazette, or Khun Niladaa (Jib) Mastanawattanakul, common manager of PGTV.