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An easy way to plan for the church conference
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The Royal Cliff Beach Resort host the Government Savings Bank Executive Board Meeting
Earlier this month over one hundred top executives from the Government Savings Bank visited the Royal Cliff Beach Resort to host their prestigious 7th Executive Board Operation Conference.
Mr Vinai Vittavasgarnvej, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Government Saving Bank and his guests were greeted by Mr Joachim Grill, General Manager of the Royal Cliff Beach Resort before being escorted to their suites to freshen up.
The high-status group of executives commenced their esteemed two-day meeting before an extraordinary buffet dinning experience at the award winning Panorama Sea View Restaurant over looking the turquoise waters of Gulf of Siam – a perfect way to end a busy day.
The Royal Cliff Beach Resort together with Pattaya Exhibition and Convention Hall (PEACH) offers meeting organizers a wide range of meeting space. With 54 different indoor meeting venues, and ideal locations for exclusive on-site out door events, you certainly have the opportunity to achieve serious business solutions within a heavenly environment.
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Network 21 International meet at PEACH
Posted by: | CommentsVIP guests, Mr Jim Dornan, the President of Network 21 International, and his wife Nancy were greeted by The Royal Cliff Beach Resort’s Managing Director, Khun Panga Vathanakul and Deputy General Manager Khun Ranjith Chandrasiri before attending the Go Diamond Asia Pacific 2010.
Mr Dornan and his 4,000 guests accommodated over 700 rooms in all four 5-Star hotels within the Royal Cliff Beach Resort and held their widely known function at the resort’s convention center – PEACH
The Royal Cliff Beach Resort is not only renowned for its high standard of leisure facilities; it is also one of Asia’s premier meeting, incentive and conventions destinations. Whether you are planning a convention or a wedding, there is ample space as well as necessary expertise and equipment to make you event a resounding success
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Arranging conferences in Pattaya
Posted by: | CommentsPattaya is the perfect spot which amalgamates business with comfort and pleasure; it is the only place where boring business conferences can be converted to comfort. Pattaya offers rooms with amazing ocean views, the customers are bound to appreciate the beauty that surrounds them and all this coupled with the business expertise and skilled house staff makes it an unique experience, it is a place where you can forget the boredom of the usual conferences and carry them out like you have been on a holiday trip.
Some of the world’s biggest conferences are held in Pattaya, SICOT was one of the recent conferences held here. Pattaya has some of the best conference halls and leading the list we can name the Pattaya exhibition and convention hall. It has been host to probably all the major conferences in Pattaya. It’s one of the biggest in Pattaya which can accommodate a total of about 8000 delegates. The major conferences that have already been proudly organized here are 15th Asian congress of cardiology, Asian summit, money expo and so on.
Arranging conferences in Pattaya is both cheap and full of surprises; it’s a place where business meets with pleasure, nature and beauty. The relatively small city of Thailand which was once famous for scuba diving has recently made a place in the international map for organizing the major conferences. Pattaya city is at present under the administration of a special autonomous system that makes organizing high level conferences much easier. The transportation facilities include hired taxis and air conditioned vehicles making it one of the biggest hubs for organizing conferences of the highest orders.
For those who are still confused so as to where to organize an international conference, Pattaya is definitely one of the best choices among the Asian countries.
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Pattaya Conferences
Posted by: | CommentsPattaya is a Thailand city, well known for its location in the gulf of Thailand on the eastern coast. It is 165 km from the southeastern coast of Bangkok. The word Conference means to confer on a specific topic. In a conference a large no of people belonging to same professions directly or indirectly gather at a common place to discuss and take decisions on few major topics. So the most basic requirement for conference to take place is a proper place where the conference can take place in an uninterrupted manner. If you want to hold a conference in Thailand then Pattaya can be the best option for you.
Easy Accessible
The most basic requirement to conduct a conference in a place is that the place should accessible conveniently from rest of the world. We know that Pattaya is located in the east coast of Thailand, so this place is well connected to other parts of the country and also rest of the world through the sea root. The airport of Pattaya connects it to most part of the world and to rest of Thailand. Many double lane highways also connect Pattaya to most parts of the county. When some conference of multinational companies takes place, people come to attain that from various parts of the world. So the place should be well connected for easy accessibility. We have seen how well Pattaya is well connected to rest of the world through land, air and sea root. So, this place is very easily reachable and is most favorable for conference.
Conference and Meetings Halls
Pattaya is a very posh city of Thailand. Numerous conferences of MNC’s take place in Pattaya now and then. So a large number of luxurious five stars, seven star hotels are available here for large conferences and meetings. Also low budget hotels are available here according to your requirement.
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Patatya conference facilities
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Conference in a place where we discuss about a particular thing, try to find solution of any problem with every bodies help and sometimes to take some decision .Every companies and organization conduct conferences where we get to interact with the other people of the organization. But for that you need big spacious halls, with good ambiance, sometimes organizations have their own hall and sometimes they take it for rent. There are lot of conferences held in pattaya,its very convenient to conduct conference in pattaya because it has numerous halls in pattaya which can be rented at reasonable prices.
Facilities to conduct conferences:
Pattaya have many resorts which provide huge halls for conferences. The ambiences of these halls are above expectation so it’s very convenient for big companies to conduct conferences over here. It has been seen that most of the conferences that are held in Thailand is conducted in Pattaya because of its facility and its scenic beauty. The conference are sea facing when you book halls in the resorts, you can enjoy the sea sigh sitting in the hall itself. The halls here are specially designed with latest design and techniques. Many international and national conferences are held in pattaya every year. You can book your halls online without going there physically; all you need to do is advance booking because there is always a rush over here. As far as the rent of the halls are concerned it’s very reasonable, the resorts halls are bit costly but you can also found budget halls.
For people coming from outside have a number of modes of communications to reach pattaya, so the distance is not a factor because of its location and this are the reason why a lot of conferences are held here every year both national and international.
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Peace Through Tourism
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It is staggering to think that elephants sought higher ground immediately before the Tsunami hit Asian shores on December 26th 2004, while no advanced technology existed in the form of an early warning detection system that could prevent the loss of human life . . . or so said a spokesperson for the Ministry of Tourism of Sri Lanka. I can’t say for sure. I wasn’t there. I was safe and dry in Varese, Italy at the time, and a long way from Pound Ridge, New York, from where I hail.
I have been honored to be one of the many panelists at the International Institute for Peace Through Tourism Global Summit in Pattaya, Thailand, an organizational conference dedicated to exploring the ways in which tourism can and does promote peace. I was one of the only westerners there and was surrounded by Ministers, Members of Parliament and others dedicated to the concept of sustainable tourism and peaceful tourism.
While I spoke about the strategies that western tourism enterprise has utilized to confront terrorism and natural disaster in the U. S. and Europe over the past few years, my fellow panelists from Sri Lanka, Uganda, Cambodia and South Africa, to name a few, discussed the ways in which terrorism, internal armed-conflict, war and poverty have affected their lives and those of their families and countrymen. Among a group of co-panelists at breakfast one morning, I was the only person to not have held the status of refugee at some point in my life. To the extent I have changed houses or homeland, it has been entirely through choice and a quest for new experience and I know nothing of fleeing for my life or the lives of my children. My colleagues from across the sea, in contrast, have been counting the years, and in some instances, the months, days, hours and minutes of peace.
It is amazing to me that the more I am exposed to through travel and interaction with peoples of other countries, the more ignorant I feel. Like most people, I know that people living in other parts of the world do not share the same standard of living that I do, but I did not know that the single greatest killer of children world-wide is unclean water. I did not know that my colleagues in Jordan get water once a week, but that my female Jordanian colleagues have virtually no “glass ceiling” that prevents them from advancing professionally. I didn’t know that there are still cold-storage containers on the shores of the Andaman coast in Thailand that contain the bodies of unidentified loved ones after the wave hit and I didn’t know that police boats and huge fishing trawlers still lie kilometers from the sea where they lie against buildings, but otherwise upright, as if they are simply dry-docked in the wrong place at the wrong time.
What is sustainable tourism and how can we in the western world assist our brothers and sisters in less developed areas to face problems that affect fragile economies so dependent upon tourism? And how can we, as tourists, promote peace when we travel? So many of us, as individuals as well as public and private enterprise, donate money. Is that the way to assure that families and businesses post traumatic natural or terrorism-related episode continue to survive? It appears, based on what I have seen and heard here, that despite our display of compassion, exemplified by our overwhelming generosity, that this may not be the answer. Houses built with Tsunami donations, for example, but which failed to consult the cultural, physical and spiritual needs of the people, lay vacant. Boats built with Tsunami donations lay idle on the shores awaiting beurocratic clearance before they can be used by Thai fisherman. Tsunami money to Sri Lanka remains unutilized because the Sri Lankan administrative offices charged with administering the money, are located in an area of the country which is governed by a para-military entity not recognized by the U. S. or the United Kingdom.
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As I walked around Khao Lak in Thailand, an area that was almost completely washed off the map by a wall of water, I was also reminded of the words of Francis Ford Coppola, “Time is the lens through which dreams are captured. ” As my lens captured the images of hotels, local businesses and homes in ruins, I feel that it was simultaneously capturing the ghosts of the people who walked in and out of these thresholds. But, it also captured the dreams of the Thai people to rebuild their land. It captured the dreams of lasting peace of the Sri Lankan people whose internal armed-conflict screamed to a halt because they lost almost all their weapons and ammunition in the wave. And it captured my dream for all of us in the Western world to revisit this world of smiles, elephants, pristine shores, Buddhist temples, limestone caves, blue skies and peaceful waters.
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