Pattaya Mail named “Most Outstanding Newspaper in all of East Thailand”

Pattaya Mail director of operations, Kamolthep Malhotra (left), accepts the “Most Outstanding Newspaper in all of East Thailand” award from Chonburi Deputy Governor Pongsak Preechawit. This marks the 15th straight year Pattaya Mail Media Group has received top honors from the Eastern Mass Media Association, each year presented on March 5, National Press Day. Awarded for “High ethical standards in business and publishing news for the benefit of society, deserving to be recognized and lauded.” This year the association introduced this highest award category which Pattaya Mail, Pattaya Blatt and Pattaya Mail Television deservedly won.

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Sports complex expansion takes small step forward

Plans to renovate the Eastern National Sports Center into Thailand’s main venue for disabled athletes took a step forward, albeit a small one, with a city committee recommending spending 13 million of the 3 billion baht Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome originally proposed.
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Narathiwat officials visit Marine Corps museum

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7 die, 2 injured in Pattaya commuter minivan crash

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‘Pattaya Brand’ moves closer to reality with vocational training for trinket makers

Area residents learned about marketing, packaging and product development as they prepare for locally made goods to be sold under a new “Pattaya Brand.”

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ADFEST 2013 returns to PEACH

The 16th Asia Pacific Advertising Festival, ADFEST 2013, will be held at the Pattaya Exhibition And Convention Hall from March 17-19.
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THAI welcomes shareholders and investors

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Dr. Nano: “Best and worst of times for Buddhism in Thailand” 

 

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Garden International School (GIS) in Thailand hosted the second FOBISSEA Drama and provided a mix of acting and action.

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Saturday 16th Feb provided ideal conditions for sea-fishing; overcast with a slight breeze and only a little swell. It also turned out to be another barracuda bonanza,
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Somewhere down the line there was this thing called an “album” or even an “LP record” that was supposed to be placed on a “turntable” (or simply a “record player”).

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