Year of the Dog celebrations a howling success

Mayor Niran Watthanasartsathorn sounds the gong to ring in the Year of the Dog at Bali Hai pier in South Pattaya. Pattaya came alive with lion dances, beauty pageants, a star-studded show and lots of fireworks on January 28, the eve of Chinese New Year.

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East Water promises water supply problems will not occur in future

No water supply problems are anticipated this summer, with the completion of East Water’s water feed system from the Bang Pakong River to Bang Phra Reservoir, which has already started to ease the supply shortages in the Eastern region of the country.
Other plans are also operational, with a second pipeline between Bang Pakong and Chonburi due for completion in 2007.

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NEWS

HRH Princess Soamsawalee presides over Thai-Chinese Friendship celebrations

OUR COMMUNITY

Hearts opened from all over the GKN world

I had the pleasure and honor of accompanying my husband Peter Tibbitts and Boonnarong Petchsongkram on January 14, 2006 to Kumpoun fishing village in the Suksumran branch provinces of Ranong, Thailand.

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FEATURES

Norwegian magazine does swimwear model photo shoot in Pattaya

Norwegian men’s magazine, Vi Menn (which means: We Men) was here in Pattaya last week to do the photo shoot for their annual supplement.
Vi Menn sells 100,000 copies a month, and with Norway having a population of over 4 million, that makes it the best selling publication per capita in the world.

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OUR CHILDREN

Asian University’s presents their Green Jacket Award

On January 25, Asian University presented its special ‘Green Blazer’ sporting achievement award to Miss Sinsupa Wannasuth (Mink), a first year BBA student. This was the first time that this prestigious prize, presented only to students who have achieved the highest distinction in sports, has been awarded.

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SPORTS

King’s Cup polo tournament set to help Pattaya become the ‘City of Sports”

Last month at the Siam Polo Club, the inaugural Kangaroo Cup, heralded the start of a prestigious period for the sport of polo in Thailand. Whilst the event was a fairly amicable affair, contested amongst members of the Siam Polo Club and the Kuppa team, the real purpose behind the tournament was to promote the forthcoming King’s Polo Cup 2006, which begins on Monday, February 6 and is being jointly held at Horseshoe Point, Pattaya and the VR Sports Club near Suvarnabhumi international airport.

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