The British Community in Thailand Foundation for the Needy (BCTFN) hosted an ‘Appreciation Evening Reception’ for the Ploenchit Fair 2013 sponsors at the British Ambassador’s residence recently to express its sincere appreciation to all sponsors who have supported the fair. (l-r) Carolyn Tarrant MBE, BCTFN President; “Father Christmas”; Martine Delogne, and H.E. Mark Kent, the British Ambassador to Thailand.

Johnson Tan (5th left), CEO of Raimon Land, one of Thailand’s leading high-end property developers, hosted an exclusive riverfront party to celebrate the Festival of Loy Krathong at The River located along the Chao Phraya.

Suppawan Rattanaopath (2nd row, 2nd left) and Suppachai Rattanaopath (2nd row, 2nd right), Assistant MD of the A-One the Royal Cruise Hotel chaired the Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) training for the F&B staff of the hotel. They were trained by Bubpa Songskulchai (2nd row, centre) and the Protect Health Consumer team from the Public Health department of City Hall.

The management of Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya, led by George Kenton (right), executive assistant manager for rooms, and Wuthisak Pichayagan (left), executive assistant manager for food and beverage, greets Sornchai Lertchakorn (2nd left), managing director of Boonthavorn Ceramic 2000 Co., Ltd., and Bancha Piya-anatachai (2nd right), Pattaya branch manager, at the ‘Boonthavorn Family Rally & Thank You Party’ held at the resort recently.

The Education for Development Foundation Thailand (EDF), led by Sunphet Nilrat (seated - 3rd left), EDF Managing Director, hosted the EDF-International Strategic Meeting 2013 at Cape Dara Resort Pattaya recently. The meeting was attended by EDF executives from Japan, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Myanmar.

During the fun-filled Halloween party at the Royal Cliff Hotels recently, Vitanart Vathanakul, Executive Director of Royal Cliff Hotels Group, presented certificates and special Pumpkin loot bags for “Best Halloween Costume” to Tia (left) dressed as a “pretty fairy” and Sava (right) “the little wizard”.

Dusit Thani Pattaya sales and operations executives recently welcomed students from Shin Hueng University in Korea who visited Pattaya hotels as part of the familiarization program aimed at providing them the opportunity to experience first-hand the hotel and tourism business in the city. The trip organizers said that through the inspection, the students will be able to share the experience when they go back to Korea as well as gain knowledge and information related to their future career in hotel and travel businesses.

Dr Sunya Viravaidya (right), Managing Director of the Pattaya International Hospital Group, listens intently to Professor Graham V. Brown, Director of the Nossal Institute for Global Health, University of Melbourne Australia during a recent visit to the hospital.

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