Posted By Alec on November 19, 2009
A unique opportunity to acquire one of Nong Khai’s newest and nicest bars. For more information visit: http://property.nongkhaiinformation.com/Businesses_For_Sale/Restaurant_and_Bar/
Posted By Alec on August 27, 2009
I thought I should just end a myth associated with the rainy season that a number of people have commented on recently.
The problem with the term ‘rainy season’ is that it can conjure up images of months of unbroken torrential rain. The fact of the matter is that it can be days or weeks between rain and when it does come, it is often just a short shower. Occasionally, there are more prolonged downpours, but these are generally not the norm.
So if you are thinking of visiting Nong Khai, but are considering avoiding the rainy season for fear of not being able to venture outside for the duration of your stay, you need not worry. Most likely, you’ll enjoy the majority of your time bathed in sunshine and if there is a shower or two, you’ll probably welcome the cooling and freshening of the air that comes with it.
Posted By Alec on August 26, 2009
Sirikul Bunnag, of the Bangkok Post, has reported on plans by the Education Commission to upgrade Nong Khai’s Prathumthep Pitthayakhan School. This is as part of a larger plan to upgrade 14 schools, 10 in border provinces, into international schools next year as part of a policy to Promote Thailand as a regional education hub.
Read the full article by Sirikul Bunnag on the Bangkok Post website.
Posted By Alec on June 12, 2009
Udon Thani Tourist Police would like to invite all foreign tourists and residents in Thailand to participate in a training program “Tourism Envoy Network” to help promote tourism and tourist attractions in your local area. This program will be held at the Charoen Hotel” on the 13th – 14th June 2009. For more information and to apply for the training program, please contact the Tourist Police Udon Thani on Tel: 042 328 189 or simply dial 1155. Alternatively e-mail pd0035@gmail.com or tpd0030@live.com.
A number of topics will be covered during the event including a general look at the current situation of tourism within Thailand and the general Thai way of life and religion. The event will also include some very useful medical information including – this will include information on how to deal with a medical emergency and will also feature important CPR and first aid training that will be given by Panyavejinter Hospital.
The two day event will also involve visits to a number of different tourist attractions in Udon Thani.
THIS EVENT IS FREE and would be useful to any Expats living in Nong Khai and Udon Thani Provinces.
The following is the agenda for the two day event.
13th JUNE 2009 – Charoen Hotel, Udon Thani Province
08:00 – Registration and coffee
09:00 – Opening Ceremony
09:15 – Current situation overview, how to look after tourist area, the environment, natural resources and the way of live
10:30 – Coffee Break
10:45 – How to report an accident. First aid training by Panyavejinter Hospital
12:00 – Lunch break
13:00 – Thai way of life, the religion and how to survive in Thailand
14:30 – Coffee break
14:45 – Ways to protect yourself, your property and Thai law for Touirists (Foreigners)
16:15 – General Discussion (Group)
14th JUNE 2009 – Survey tourist attractions in Udon Thani Province
08:30 – Registration
09:30 – Travel to destination (Branching National Museum)
11:00 – Return to Udon Thani
12:00 – Lunch Break at Charoen Hotel
13:00 – Travelling Attractions around Udon Thani
15:00 – Certificate Award and Closing Ceremony at Charoen Hotel
