.png)
.png)
Thailand
Phuket
The newest tech story in this atlas — an island economy that until recently was purely about tourism, now layering a government-backed Smart City Innovation Park and a fast-growing coworking corridor in Rawai and Chalong on top of its beach-resort base.
2
Districts
0
Precinct
4
Clusters
4.66K
Population Size
Rawai–Chalong Coworking Corridor
The island's organic remote-work economy, concentrated in the south — a dozen dedicated coworking spaces that have turned Phuket from a beach detour into a legitimate long-stay base.
Rawai Coworking Cluster
Let's Work — considered the island's gold standard, opposite Rawai Beach — anchors a cluster including The Project Phuket and the 24/7 Grind Time.
Chalong & Patong Hill Cluster
Place Coworking in Chalong offers 24/7 weekday access, while Denz Coworking Café on Patong Hill pairs 1,000 Mbps fibre with a mixed-industry networking calendar.
Phuket Smart City Innovation Park District
The formal, government-backed side of Phuket's digital transformation — an innovation park and a growing layer of smart-city infrastructure spanning the island.
Smart City Innovation Park
Home to a Building Information Modelling (BIM) innovation centre and an IoT exploratory learning centre, backed by Prince of Songkla University's talent pipeline and SIPA's startup business consultation.
Tech Ecosystems in Thailand
Thailand's tech economy has three distinct centres of gravity: Bangkok, where True Digital Park and a century of banking capital sit five kilometres apart; Chiang Mai, the original Southeast Asian digital-nomad capital, now also home to a university-led science park network; and Phuket, an island economy adding smart-city infrastructure and a fast-growing coworking scene.
