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Thailand’s The Mall Group opens The Emsphere

It will feature over 1,000 brands in fashion, dining, health and wellness.

Thailand-based mall operator The Mall Group has officially opened The Emsphere, featuring a “future retail presents the future of the future” concept.

Located in the Sukhumvit area, the mall boasts over 200,000 square metres dedicated to over 1,000 destinations for entertainment, innovation, trends, and lifestyle.

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The supermall has a total project value of $572.72m (20b THB), adding to the bustling commercial district. Along with sister malls, The Mall Life Store Bang Kapi and The Mall Life Store Bang Khae, The Emsphere, The Emsphere completes the world-class experience within the Em district.

Promos and celebrations await mallgoers for its December opening.

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