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FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppThailand Event Guide: Fewer countries can boast such a diverse range of corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities as Thailand. Giving your brand the purpose and giving back to the less fortunate is a thrilling experience for your team members. Thailand is a great example of successful implementation of corporate social responsibility. Regular businesses allocate budget and schedule CSR activities throughout the year. Do you plan a CSR activity? We have listed some Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Examples. Thailand’s manifold of destinations goes hand in hand with the increasingly popular trend of giving back to communities or environment through CSR. Honorific and extremely gratifying, CSR is a truly feel-good and rewarding experience. Not only will your company be benefiting the less fortunate, you will broaden staff horizons sharing the basic principals of giving back to those who need the most. Government Hospitals and community buildings always need volunteers who newly paint, decorate or refurbish public spaces. Although the work is tough in many ways, you will find few tasks in life more rewarding. A slightly more challenging option is to consider working with Thailand’s uneducated street children. With over 30,000 street children currently dependent/living on the streets of Thailand, it is […]
FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppThailand Event Guide: It is no wonder that Bangkok is often referred to as one of the greatest cities on earth. Not only can Bangkok boast some of the world’s most beautiful temples, bustling markets and majestic rooftop views, it is a food lover paradise. From the moment you step foot upon the land of smiles, you will sense its people’s compelling passion for food. You will find it on every street corner, down every alley and in the most peculiar of forms. It is a passion so great that it has vastly become one of the world’s most beloved cuisines. Bangkokians in the know will often suggest that the best way to experience the cities gastronomic delights is through one of the highly regarded food tours. Packed with a diverse range of the cities local flavours, they are sure to shock even the most exercised of pallets. Awash with business people and backpackers alike, Bangkok is capable of catering for all budget types. If funds are tight, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll begin on Khaosan Road, the cities epicentre for backpackers. Aligned with all your western favourites for the less adventurous traveller, Khaosan is also jammed with […]
FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppThailand Event Guide: The original Koh Phangan Full Moon Party is probably one of those Thailand party magnets that attract thousands of backpackers and curious travellers to Thailand’s white beach island Koh Phang Ngan in Southern Thailand. It is the perfect mix of the deep-blue Andaman Sea, white beaches, and great party music. Add onto this lots of travellers and locals who are dancing and relaxing on the beach and in the bars and your perfect festival picture is complete. The party has been copied several times around the world, but organisers have not been able to give attendees what Thailand offers best; surrounding, atmosphere and people. The original Full Moon Party in South Thailand is one of the deepest rooted music festivals. The Party perfectly mixed the deep-blue Andaman Sea, white beaches, a great cool breeze topped up with great party music. Picture travellers and locals dancing the night away, jumping on the bass, drinking then stretching out on the beach. Numerous times the Full Moon Party has been copied around the world, but to duplicate the perfect mix of surrounding, atmosphere and diverse cultures that are so typical for the Full Moon Party is simply missing. You have […]
FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLooking to try out some of the famously fun activities Thailand during your next visit? Then you’ve come to the right place. This section of Event Guide Thailand details all the best things to do in the way of shopping, travel, culture, art exhibitions, shows and more. If you are looking to discover individual sporting or music events, head over to those separate sections using the tabs above. Tours and day trip activities Thailand When it comes to discovering Thailand’s many world-famous attractions and destinations, you really have two main options: Either go it alone, or book a tour. While traveling from place to place on your own steam is certainly rewarding, many visitors love the convenience of booking a package – whether it is a guided tour around a temple for a few hours, or a whole day’s excursion to an island, historical city or floating market. Typically you’ll pay a cheap price which will include return travel, a guide and often food and drinks. For those in Bangkok, some activities we highly recommend would be visiting a temple (such as Wat Pho or the Grand Palace), taking an evening river cruise, learning some new skills in the kitchen […]
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Are you one of those progressive woke folks? If you are and you live in Thailand, you better make sure you attend the Woke Folks Festival in Chiang Mai. The event will be taking place between 22 – 25 January 2020. The Woke Folks Festival will be taking place across four days on a purpose-built stage in the Old Town part of Chiang Mai. The event will showcase the best elements of yoga, meditation, art, music, creativity, education and much more. The event focuses on spiritual, emotional and political issues and using compassion to create a better world.
Woke Festival Chiang Mai 2020
The Woke Festival promises to be one of the best Chiang Mai Festivals happening in the early part of the year. A stage will be set up in the Old Town. You will see workshops and talks from a myriad of scientists, academics, healers, performers, artists, local business people and even international scholars. The early morning festivities will start with yoga and meditation classes and workshops. Throughout the day you can enjoy a wide selection of talks and even art exhibitions. During the evening, there will be parties and performances to close out each day of the event. The four days promise to be an educational experience for people of all ages from 6 to 60.
The four days promise to be an educational experience for people of all ages from 6 to 60. Thailand Event Guide
Woke Folks Chiang Mai Festivals 2020
When it comes to events across Thailand, Chiang Mai festivals are some of the most epic. The region is widely acclaimed for its arts and crafts scene. Chiang Mai is the epicentre for art and music in Thailand. The word “woke” is becoming synonymous with spirituality, and being socially and consciously aware of the problems the world faces in the guise of mass consumerism. The Woke Folks festival’s main aim is to use education and compassion. It focuses to help deal with the issues that are affecting our modern world of today.
Throughout the day you can enjoy a wide selection of talks and even art exhibitions. Thailand Event Guide
Woke Festival Ticket Prices
If you want to attend individual days of the Woke Folks Festival, a single day pass will cost 800 THB per person. However, if you want to get the best deal and get the opportunity to attend all four days of the festival, a full-day pass is 2,200 THB per person. There are some early bird deals in place at the moment where a full day pass will cost only 1,800 THB. Chiang Mai Festivals are always worth a visit, but this Woke Folks Festival is offering something completely different.
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The Cannabis event World Ganja Festival 2020 takes place in Nakhon Phanom. It will be something unique in the nation. This festival to promote the therapeutic benefits of cannabis and how it could positively affect the Thai economy.
Fans of legendary dance music DJs from the UK are in a real treat at the end of January. DJ Danny Rampling is set to perform a live set at Sing Sing Theater Bangkok on Wednesday 29 January 2020. If you are from the UK, you will have heard Danny’s name many times as he has appeared on major radio stations.
If you are in the city during the first quarter of the year and want to immerse yourself into a night of creativity, you need to check out the Magic Theater Poetry Reading event. The night will be taking place at the My Secret Café in Town venue on 30 January 2020 in Chiang Mai.
One of the biggest is the Thailand Gaming Expo 2020, which will be hosted at Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC) on 30 January to 02 February 2020.