Carmen Marienberg (front row 4th left), executive assistant
manager of Central Samui Beach Resort recently hosted a welcome dinner
at the hotel’s Zico’s Brazillian Restaurant for a press group from Beijing
during their trip to promote Koh Samui and Bangkok in the Chinese market. This
trip was jointly organized by Beijing Lifestyle Advertising Co., Ltd, Thai
Airways International Public Co., Ltd and Central Hotels and Resorts. (front
row from left) Monica Yang, Jessica Ma, May Shi, Beijing, Carmen Marienberg,
Ray Xun, Liu Fan. (Back row from left) Chatchanok Boonsiwanon, Zico’s service
manager, Echo He, Cameron Bai, Dong Su, and Ian Ranson.
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All Smiles At L’Olivier’s French Restaurant in the Jomtien
Complex, venue of the latest “monthly dinner” of the Pattaya City Expats
Club. Some 23 diners enjoyed their excellent value-for-money dinners before
moving on to other entertainment venues.
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The “Unquenchables” rugby touring team, who completed another fine tour
of Thailand without losing a game, celebrated with a full dress dinner at Jameson’s
The Irish Pub.
The management of the Royal Garden Plaza, Pattaya led
by Suvit Wattana, plaza manager, hosted a luncheon for forty orphans from the
Banglamung Home for Boys. After the meal the boys had a souvenir picture taken
with the plaza’s management and staff.
Chonticha Damarongsrikunchorn, marketing communication manager; Jitsak
Lim-Pakornkul, rooms division manager; Mrs Katherine Elizabeth Randle “Carmen
performer”; Regina D’souza, event coordinator; and Siwakorn Maroengsit,
resort stylist pose after the riveting Carmen performance at the Sheraton
Pattaya Resort.
Sakthip Krairiksh (right), permanent secretary of the
ministry of tourism and sports presents Stars of Honour 2005 plaques to Marisa
Sukosol Nunbhakdi (left), vice-president of Siam City Hotels and Resorts
Group, in recognition of the four stars hotel standard for Siam Bayshore
Resort & Spa, Pattaya, organized by the Foundation for Standard and
Human Resource Development in the Hospitality Industry, in association with TAT
and ATTA recently.
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