Kicking off from Bangkok, the annual car rally covered a total of 150 kilometers traversing through a beautiful scenic route of coastal areas to the Pattaya Floating Market and ultimately ended in the luxurious Royal Cliff Hotels Group in Pattaya, Chonburi.
To culminate a successful event, participants had a fun “Retro Sixties” themed dinner party at the Pattaya Exhibition And Convention Hall (PEACH), featuring a wild assortment of fun and games including shooting, football, ring toss and a highly anticipated lucky draw awarding a lot of exciting prizes. It was a memorable night filled with live entertainment by Thailand’s top artists from RS and GMM Grammy including an act from popular actor Saksith Tangthong. Accommodations for the participants were at the vibrant Royal Cliff Beach Hotel, located in the heart of Royal Cliff Hotels Group.
“Royal Cliff Hotels Group and PEACH are honored to host once again such an amazing event that promotes sustainable tourism that supports environmental protection.” Mr. Vitanart Vathanakul, Executive Director of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group said. “Environment-friendly PEACH has the state of the art facilities available to accommodate more entertainment, more guests, and more excitement for the event this year. Royal Cliff will always be supportive of environmental initiatives that help people become more aware of the importance of conserving our natural resources for the wellbeing of our future generations.”
Economic Reporters Association’s President, Mrs. Amornrat Charoonsmith agreed, “Royal Cliff Hotels Group together with PEACH is a perfect venue for our annual rally. One of our important reasons for choosing PEACH is because we wanted the best “green” venue in Pattaya that will go in line with our environmental consciousness theme. As expected from a 5-star location, the food and services rendered were excellent topped with everything else greatly exceeding our expectations.”
As part of its Green Initiatives Program, Royal Cliff Hotels Group’s Executive Director, Mr. Vitanart Vathanakul presented the hotel group’s tree planting certificate to Mrs. Amornrat Charoonsmith, President of the Economic Reporters Association of Thailand. Reaffirming its commitment to environmental conservation excellence, Royal Cliff has an exciting tree planting program where Flame trees would be planted in various vital locations on behalf of the companies who select PEACH as the venue for their events. This long-lasting commitment to environmental sustainability reflects the company’s dedication to corporate social responsibility.
Royal Cliff Hotels Group is an environment-conscious hotel known for championing environmental conservation. It has received numerous awards and recognitions such as the EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) Monitoring Award 2009 in recognition of exceptional environmental management practices and is the only hotel property in Thailand to be awarded the prestigious distinction of Best Green hotel by the Best Green Hotels of USA.
PEACH is a world-class multipurpose award winning convention facility under the flagship of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group. This highly rated convention centre is the perfect venue to hold any kind of event and is able to accommodate up to 10,062 people theatre-style. It offers an ideal location, modern facility and professional service to host a wide variety of engagements including international conferences, product launches, concerts, exhibitions, incentives, grand wedding celebrations and banquets.
For more information on the Royal Cliff Hotels Group and PEACH, please visit www.royalcliff.com and www.peachthailand.com.
Photo Caption: Mr. Vitanart Vathanakul, Executive Director of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group with members of the Economic Reporters Association of Thailand including its President, Mrs. Amornrat Charoonsmith.
Photo Caption: Mr. Vitanart Vathanakul, Executive Director of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group together with Mr. Antonello Passa, General Manager of the Royal Cliff Hotels group presents the tree planting certificate to Mrs. Amornrat Charoonsmith.