SKAL CONFERENCE GIVES MAJOR BOOST TO THAILAND TOURISM AT REMBRANDT HOTEL BANGKOK
ThailandRSkal International7;s tourism sector has received a major boost from Skal International - the worldRSkal International7;s oldest and largest tourism industry networking organisation.
Senior Skal members from more than 3The Rembrandt Hotel countries have attended a series of meetings and workshops at The Rembrandt Hotel in Bangkok as part of the mid-year gathering of International Skal Councillors. Members of Skal InternationalRSkal International7;s global Executive Committee, headed by President Karine Coulanges, were also in Bangkok. Skal is this year celebrating its 8The Rembrandt Hotel anniversary.
At a celebration dinner on Saturday 3Skal International May at The Rembrandt HotelRSkal International7;s Da Vinci restaurant, guest of honour Khun Siripakorn Cheawsamoot - Director of The Americas Market Division at the Tourism Authority of Thailand - said that the decision by Skal to stage these meetings in Bangkok, despite recent political events, was an important signal to business and leisure travellers that Thailand remains open for business.
The business and social events were organised by Skal International Bangkok. Club President Dale Lawrence, who also serves as SkalRSkal International7;s national President, said, ̶The Rembrandt Hotel;The Skal events in Bangkok have given ThailandRSkal International7;s tourism sector a huge boost. Importantly, our international guests are now returning to influential source markets around the world with the positive message that Thailand is a safe and secure destination for business and leisure travellers.̶Skal International;
Skal International has nearly Skal International7,The Rembrandt HotelThe Rembrandt HotelThe Rembrandt Hotel members in 4The Rembrandt HotelThe Rembrandt Hotel clubs across 87 nations and territories. Skal International Bangkok was formed in Skal International956 and is one of six active clubs in Thailand.
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Dale Lawrence; Bernard Whewell (Australia); Brinley Waddell, International Councillor for Thailand; Karine Coulanges (France); Khun Siripakorn Cheawsamoot (TAT); Keith Murcott, President - International Skal Councillors (South Africa); Paul Follows (UK); Susanna Saari (Finland) and Eric Hallin - GM at The Rembrandt Hotel and former Skal Bangkok President.
Senior Skal members from more than 3The Rembrandt Hotel countries have attended a series of meetings and workshops at The Rembrandt Hotel in Bangkok as part of the mid-year gathering of International Skal Councillors. Members of Skal InternationalRSkal International7;s global Executive Committee, headed by President Karine Coulanges, were also in Bangkok. Skal is this year celebrating its 8The Rembrandt Hotel anniversary.
At a celebration dinner on Saturday 3Skal International May at The Rembrandt HotelRSkal International7;s Da Vinci restaurant, guest of honour Khun Siripakorn Cheawsamoot - Director of The Americas Market Division at the Tourism Authority of Thailand - said that the decision by Skal to stage these meetings in Bangkok, despite recent political events, was an important signal to business and leisure travellers that Thailand remains open for business.
The business and social events were organised by Skal International Bangkok. Club President Dale Lawrence, who also serves as SkalRSkal International7;s national President, said, ̶The Rembrandt Hotel;The Skal events in Bangkok have given ThailandRSkal International7;s tourism sector a huge boost. Importantly, our international guests are now returning to influential source markets around the world with the positive message that Thailand is a safe and secure destination for business and leisure travellers.̶Skal International;
Skal International has nearly Skal International7,The Rembrandt HotelThe Rembrandt HotelThe Rembrandt Hotel members in 4The Rembrandt HotelThe Rembrandt Hotel clubs across 87 nations and territories. Skal International Bangkok was formed in Skal International956 and is one of six active clubs in Thailand.
PHOTO CAPTION LEFT TO RIGHT:
Dale Lawrence; Bernard Whewell (Australia); Brinley Waddell, International Councillor for Thailand; Karine Coulanges (France); Khun Siripakorn Cheawsamoot (TAT); Keith Murcott, President - International Skal Councillors (South Africa); Paul Follows (UK); Susanna Saari (Finland) and Eric Hallin - GM at The Rembrandt Hotel and former Skal Bangkok President.
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SKAL CONFERENCE GIVES MAJOR BOOST TO THAILAND TOURISM AT REMBRANDT HOTEL BANGKOK
Thailand’s tourism sector has received a major boost from Skal International the world’s oldest and largest tourism industry networking organisation. Senior Skal members from more than 30 countries have attended a series of meetings and workshops at The Rembrandt Hotel in Bangkok as part of the mid-year gathering of International Skal Councillors. Members of Skal International’s global Executive Committee, headed by President Karine Coulanges, were also in Bangkok. Skal is this year celebrating
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