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Journalist and photographer Philip Cornwel-Smith takes us on a journey of the senses through Thailand's unique capital.
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The British Ambassador to Thailand, HE Mr Brian Davidson, comments on Thailand's response and the economic and political consequences.
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Dr Chongtrakul is Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Medicine in Chulalongkorn University presents his conclusions, suggesting reasons why Thailand had recorded only 3,217 cases and 58 deaths up to July 10th.
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A charming and beautifully illustrated tour of some of the oldest and most royal areas of Bangkok
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Working from a grand butcher's block in her kitchen, Kay prepares two delicious Thai-inspired cocktails from her book 'Make Mine a Martini'.
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The Ambassador for Thailand examines the challenges and opportunities facing Thailand as the country emerges from isolation forced by COVID-19.
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Claire Keefe-Fox explores the history behind her novel 'Bangkok in Times of love and war' after the coup of 1932.
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Dr Pisonthi Chongtrakul's second talk to about Thailand's successful containing of the COVID-19 virus.
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Director, Tom Waller talks us through the process of filming The Cave - based on the search and rescue of 12 Thai boys from a flooded cave in northern Thailand.
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This lecture explores textiles in the museum of Her Royal Highness Princess Sirindhorn. Wherever she goes Her Royal Highness receives textiles as symbols of love and respect.
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Martin Hurley of The Lancaster Hotel, Bangkok, covers the current situation of the hospitality industry in Thailand, so essential to the Thai economy.
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This joint event with the Asia-Scotland Institute will aim to discuss Thailand in the past twenty years and how this will affect the next twenty years.
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Paul Bromberg talks on "Thai Silver and Nielloware", which display exquisite craftsmanship and design to rival better-known genres of silver from Asia.
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Expert, lucid and superbly well-informed on all matters COVID-19 in Thailand, Dr Pisonthi Chongtrakul has been our reliable guide to the progress of the virus in Thailand.
In retrospect of his four-year tour of duty in the UK, Ambassador Pisanu will share his thoughts and insights on what he sees as the backbone in Thai-UK relations and project what is up and coming.
Wednesday 14th April at 18:30 BST
'A Dhamma Stage-play: Buddhist teachings through performing arts' with Professor Martin Seeger, University of Leeds
If you would like to participate in this zoom talk, please email secretary@anglothaisociety.org
Doctors John Luckit and Donna Robinson give pertinent travel advice from their experience of providing 'Fit to Flt' certificates to Thai and non-Thai nationals since this became compulsory for travellers to Thailand.
Brian Davidson, approaching the end of his posting as Ambassador to Thailand, reflects on four years in Bangkok.
Author of "Angkor's Temples in the Modern Era: War, Pride, and Tourist Dollars", John Burgess bring us insight into the significant of the Angkor temples in the, often unhappy relationship between Thailand and Cambodia.
Following the success of the first Members' Lunch in April, you are cordially invited to join us for the next in the series which will again be held at Thai Tho, Soho.