Bangkok Jazz Festival
Countless jazz fans are already awaiting the much acclaimed three-night event that kicks off at Sanam Sua Pa (Dusit Palace.) Sponsored by Heineken and supported by the Tourism Authority of Thailand, the Bangkok Jazz Festival has lined up a roster of internationally acclaimed artists. Spend the weekend with friends laying on the lawn, sipping wine and listening to world-class jazz!
from : http://www.bangkok.com/
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Bangkok Review - Moto Expo 2 - 13 December 2009
THIS YEAR'S CONCEPT
The "Hamburger Crisis" that started in the US in mid 2008 has caused a major global economic turmoil which may trigger adverse consequences several times more severe than the "Tom Yum Kung Crisis" of 1997, especially in the auto industry of the US, Japan and Thailand.
Big operators facing near-bankruptcy before anybody are the ?Big Three? of the US automotive industry that had to ask for some $20bn lifeline from the Government. Meanwhile major car makers of Japan and the world announced losses exceeding $1.5bn in 2008.
The turmoil inevitably spreads to our auto industry also. In combination with the general economic downturn of 2009, it becomes a time of hardship for both makers and consumers.
Anyway, there is always light at the end of a dark tunnel.
Thus if we are neither disheartened nor fearful, we can summon up the strength to plough through the economic crisis for survival and achieve sustainable success eventually.
What is important is that every section of the auto industry must push forward in unison.
From now on, the makers not only have to adjust themselves businesswise to survive, but also to employ modern technology in building quality products that match lifestyles of modern society, are environmentally friendly and fuel efficient.
At the same time, good service, both pre-sale and after-sale, is indispensible and must be continually developed in the same way as product quality, to gain consumers? trust.
This is based on the belief that development of product quality and service will lead to sustainable survival better than plant closure or reduction of production capacity.
The consumers themselves must play an important role in raising the standards of production and service by supporting products from makers that are socially responsible. They must also plan their installment payments carefully in order not to create chaos in the auto business which would only worsen the situation.
This is based on the belief that only continual development of product quality and service by producers, well supported by consumers, are key factors for survival of the Thai automotive industry that will lead to sustainable success, more so than plant closedowns or production cuts which are merely knee-jerk responses.
With the concepts and practices of makers and consumers thus in tune, we as intermediary will strive to make "The 26th THAILAND INTERNATIONAL MOTOR EXPO 2009" the focal point of unified force to contend with the economic and auto crisis.
Above all else, we hope "The 26th THAILAND INTERNATIONAL MOTOR EXPO 2009" will be a phenomenon of "Driving? for Sustainability" that will be long remembered in history.
More >>Click hear
Event @t IMPACT CHALLENER 1-3, Muang Thong Thani
99 Popular Road, Banmai, Pakkret,
Nontaburi 11120
Tel. 0-2504-5050 Fax 0-2504-0385
The "Hamburger Crisis" that started in the US in mid 2008 has caused a major global economic turmoil which may trigger adverse consequences several times more severe than the "Tom Yum Kung Crisis" of 1997, especially in the auto industry of the US, Japan and Thailand.
Big operators facing near-bankruptcy before anybody are the ?Big Three? of the US automotive industry that had to ask for some $20bn lifeline from the Government. Meanwhile major car makers of Japan and the world announced losses exceeding $1.5bn in 2008.
The turmoil inevitably spreads to our auto industry also. In combination with the general economic downturn of 2009, it becomes a time of hardship for both makers and consumers.
Anyway, there is always light at the end of a dark tunnel.
Thus if we are neither disheartened nor fearful, we can summon up the strength to plough through the economic crisis for survival and achieve sustainable success eventually.
What is important is that every section of the auto industry must push forward in unison.
From now on, the makers not only have to adjust themselves businesswise to survive, but also to employ modern technology in building quality products that match lifestyles of modern society, are environmentally friendly and fuel efficient.
At the same time, good service, both pre-sale and after-sale, is indispensible and must be continually developed in the same way as product quality, to gain consumers? trust.
This is based on the belief that development of product quality and service will lead to sustainable survival better than plant closure or reduction of production capacity.
The consumers themselves must play an important role in raising the standards of production and service by supporting products from makers that are socially responsible. They must also plan their installment payments carefully in order not to create chaos in the auto business which would only worsen the situation.
This is based on the belief that only continual development of product quality and service by producers, well supported by consumers, are key factors for survival of the Thai automotive industry that will lead to sustainable success, more so than plant closedowns or production cuts which are merely knee-jerk responses.
With the concepts and practices of makers and consumers thus in tune, we as intermediary will strive to make "The 26th THAILAND INTERNATIONAL MOTOR EXPO 2009" the focal point of unified force to contend with the economic and auto crisis.
Above all else, we hope "The 26th THAILAND INTERNATIONAL MOTOR EXPO 2009" will be a phenomenon of "Driving? for Sustainability" that will be long remembered in history.
More >>Click hear
Event @t IMPACT CHALLENER 1-3, Muang Thong Thani
99 Popular Road, Banmai, Pakkret,
Nontaburi 11120
Tel. 0-2504-5050 Fax 0-2504-0385
Bangkok กรุงเทพ - H.M. the King’s Birthday
H.M. the King’s Birthday
Date : 5 December 2009
Venue : Nationwide
On 5 December 2009, His Majesty the King will celebrate his 82nd birthday anniversary. His Majesty has therefore announced that this special event be known as "the Celebrations on the Auspicious Occasion of His Majesty the King 82nd Birthday Anniversary 5th December 2009"
An alms-giving ceremony in the morning is followed by a huge festival of music and culture at Sanam Luang in Bangkok to celebrate His Majesty the King’s birthday. You can also appreciate the beauty of the decorations along Ratchadamnoen Avenue.
Contact :
- Foundation of King Rama 9
Tel : 66 (0) 2356 0050-2, 66 (0) 2356 0203 Fax : 66 (0) 2356 0051-2
Website : www.belovedking.com
source ; http://www.tourismthailand.org/
E-mail : foundation@au.edu
Date : 5 December 2009
Venue : Nationwide
On 5 December 2009, His Majesty the King will celebrate his 82nd birthday anniversary. His Majesty has therefore announced that this special event be known as "the Celebrations on the Auspicious Occasion of His Majesty the King 82nd Birthday Anniversary 5th December 2009"
An alms-giving ceremony in the morning is followed by a huge festival of music and culture at Sanam Luang in Bangkok to celebrate His Majesty the King’s birthday. You can also appreciate the beauty of the decorations along Ratchadamnoen Avenue.
Contact :
- Foundation of King Rama 9
Tel : 66 (0) 2356 0050-2, 66 (0) 2356 0203 Fax : 66 (0) 2356 0051-2
Website : www.belovedking.com
source ; http://www.tourismthailand.org/
E-mail : foundation@au.edu
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