LogiMAT | Intelligent Warehouse Expo to come back this year during October 25-27 at Impact
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2023
The easing of the epidemic situation and the continued improvement of the economy, Expolink Global Network, the exhibition organizer, will make a big comeback of LogiMAT | Intelligent Warehouse, a trade show for the best technology and intelligent warehousing system, this year.
Phusit Sasitaranondha, Managing Director of Expolink Global Network Limited, said that after being successful of the LogiMAT | Intelligent Warehouse 2022, the company will organize ‘’ LogiMAT | Intelligent Warehouse’’ expo between October 25-27, 2023, at IMPACT Muang Thong Thani, Hall 5-6.
The fair will reinforces every success by doubling the exhibition space to accommodate both Thai and international entrepreneurs in more than 100 brands in various industries and expected to attract more than 6,000 visitors to join its expo. Its sales from this year expo will double to one billion baht, up from 500 million baht in 2022.
He adds that LogiMAT | Intelligent Warehouse 2023 will return bigger than ever this year by doubling the exhibition space to cater more than 100 brands of both Thai and foreign entrepreneurs.
The trade show will come with activities such as the Orange Forum, which will discuss about important trends of intralogistics, and the Blue Forum, which will talk about intralogistics solutions that help and solve business problems in depth and specific to each industry.
The Product Demonstration zone will also be brought back to the show once again, giving visitors an opportunity to get an overview of warehouse management more easily. They will see steps and processes that help them understand how it works and understand the need for warehouse systems in any business, medium or large. The fair also features a seminar forum, warehouse management system demonstration and many other activities and attractions.
He expects the exhibitors from more than 10 countries including Germany, China, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, India, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam to attend its expo.
‘’Southeast Asia has a potential resource of workforce that is ready to work, ready to Thailand is also a destination as it is ASEAN’s transport and logistics hub and has enjoyed remarkable growth. Such factors made us choose Thailand to host this event which received a very good response in our first edition,’’ he said.
Mr Bernhard Mueller, Vice President of Landesmesse Stuttgart GmbH., also said that Southeast Asia is a region with outstanding and continuous growth of the logistics industry, especially among ASEAN countries. Not only the logistics industry but the intralogistics industry is also going in the same direction.
In addition to market leaders in the intralogistics industry such as the US, Germany and China, other ASEAN countries are increasingly playing an important role as manufacturers, buyers and distributors. More importantly, ASEAN is also a group of countries with rapidly growing GDP, resulting in these countries increasing investment in both the public and private sectors. They have more purchasing power and production, participating in changes in the supply chain system and the trend of intralogistics. As a result, the ASEAN market is one of the most important markets and one to keep an eye on in the global intralogistics industry.
Mr Amnat Prakobsook, Secretary to the President, Thai Intralogistics Association, said that with the potential of Local System Integrator (Local SI) that can drives Thai intralogistics because Thailand is full of SMEs, which is proportionately greater than large sized enterprises. It is the main target group that it will develop more knowledge and abilities.
‘’This event will help entrepreneurs access to update current industry trends that must have a good stock of products, whether medium or large industries such as food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, automobiles, and others,” he said.
BJC ranked first in DJSI with the world’s highest score in history of the food & staples retailing industry
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2023
Berli Jucker Public Company Limited (BJC) has been listed on the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices (DJSI) Emerging Markets for the third consecutive years, with the distinction of the world’s highest score in history of the food & staples retailing industry and inclusion in S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook 2023.
This achievement was announced in the Sustainability Yearbook 2023, a global report on corporate sustainability performance across different industries. The award reflects BJC’s efforts to drive a positive change across its business and the wider food and staple retailing sector, and a sustainable business partner in driving a better living experience and society development over the past 140 years, taking all three key dimensions of sustainability (Environment, Social and Governance) into consideration and business operations.
Over 7,500 companies in 61 industries worldwide participated in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment, the world-renowned sustainability index. BJC’s achievement represents an important milestone in its commitment to being a leader in business sustainability, aiming to be one of the leading organizations in Thailand to contribute towards sustainable business operations.
Singles to sweethearts: The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon celebrates Valentine’s Day with amorous dining experiences
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2023
Bangkok, Thailand, February 2023 – Whether you are looking to light each other’s flames with a fairytale dinner or come watch a movie screening by The Pool, the Valentine’s Day program from The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon covers all the bases.
At Tease, the entire month of February is dedicated to love with dainty cakes and decadent small bites served as part of a classic afternoon tea experience inspired by romance. Designed to be shared or enjoyed solo as a celebration of self-love, Valentine’s Day afternoon tea keeps things classy with Foie Gras and Beetroot Macaron; Tiger Prawn; Quail and Whiskey Party Pie; and Scallop Tartare with Parmesan and Chorizo. Their perfect match is the sweet selection starring Roselle Scones; Rocher Pop with Hazelnut, Coffee and Dark Chocolate; and Love Petal with Lychee, Rose, Black Tea and Almond. Valentine’s Day afternoon tea at Tease is available 1–28 February 2023 between 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm. The price of THB 1,200 ++ per person includes premium tea or coffee. Add THB 275 ++ for an optional glass of cava.
While, Tease After Dark is shaking things up throughout Valentine’s week for a swoon-worthy romantic twist of sharing Cava for two and a selection of tartlets to share with your loved ones. Available from 13 – 19 February between 6:00 pm and 10:00 pm, price is at THB 1,414 ++ per couple.
Over by The Pool, couples can snuggle up and share some romance while enjoying late-night screening of the 90s classic “Ghost” – an experience priced at THB 1,000 net per couple including popcorn and two-straw drinks, starts from 8PM.
The Standard Grill, meanwhile, will host Valentine’s Day tête-à-tête dinner sessions centered on a decadent four-course set menu. After an amuse-bouche of Scampi Tartlet with Candied Blood Orange, lovebirds will be offered a choice of Charcoal-Grilled Fremantle Octopus or Braised Duck Pie with Jerusalem Artichoke as a main course, followed by Parsnip Veloute with Pancetta Lardons, Green Apple and Pea Shoots. The third course, served table-side with assorted side dishes, is a choice between Oven-Roasted Dover Sole with Caper and Lemon Butter; Amelia Park Lamb Rack with Sourdough and Mustard and Chive Crust; or 450g CopperTree Farms Chateaubriand with Foie Gras Yorkshire Pudding and Red Wine Sauce.
Closing the menu of guilty pleasures is the classic Pavlova with Berry Compote, Lime Sponge and Vanilla Rose Whipped Cream Ganache. The Standard Grill’s Valentine’s Day dinner is available on 14 February from 5:30 pm till 10:30 pm and is priced at THB 2,799 ++ per person (add THB 1,200 ++ for four glasses of wine.)
Ojo, The Standard’s gold-hued temple of decadence, will be putting its own spin on romantic dining with a special a la carte menu available on 14 February for both lunch and dinner. Highlights include Mexican seafood plate – a generous display of oysters, clams, Hamachi crudo, uni and octopus served with various accoutrements; grilled Phuket lobster with Chintextle shrimp paste, cactus salad and red mole; and tuna tostada with caviar and mandarin chilli kosho. There will also be special Mezcal-based cocktails and wine by the bottle.
For more information on The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, please visit www.standardhotels.com/bangkok, call 02 085 8888, email stbkk@standardhotels.com or simply drop us a DM via LINE OA @thestandardbangkok.
Hero Motors opens a new transmission facility in Thailand, providing powertrain solutions for ICEs and EVs
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2023
The inauguration of the new transmission facility of Hero Motors Thai, a new milestone in Hero Motors Journey took place on January 19, 2023. The event was presided over by Mr Pankaj Munjal, Chairman of Hero Motors Company (HMC) Group, chief guest Mr Andreas Schuster-Woldern, VP Purchasing and Supplier Network from BMW and in presence of senior executives from Thailand Government, customers and strategic partners.
Hero Motors Thai is a part of the Global footprint Expansion Journey and upscaling plans to become a complete assembly supplier, providing Powertrain solutions for ICE and Electric vehicles.
“This state of art manufacturing facility is a part of our strategic step to localize Powertrain solutions in ASEAN Region to cater to domestic as well as Global market” said Mr Amit Gupta, CEO of Hero Motors. He added, “E-Mobility is the future of Automotive industry and ASEAN will play a crucial role by being a Global Automotive Manufacturing Hub. Currently, ASEAN is the fourth-largest exporting region in the world, approaching 4+ Millions of vehicles manufactured annually. We are looking forward to serving better, our existing customers in the region and benefit from the growing automotive market in ASEAN”.
Mr Andreas Schuster-Wolden, Vice President Purchasing and Supplier Network from BMW, remarked, “Hero Motors has been a long-time supplier partner for us. We are excited for Hero Motors as they expand their manufacturing footprint with this facility. Considering the proximity and their track record in meeting the high quality & delivery standards, we believe this facility will take our partnership to next level”.
Mr David Hancock, CEO & President of Enviolo remarked, “we are procuring half of million of CVT hubs from Hero Motors. They honored their commitments through uninterrupted supplies even during pandemic period”.
Mr Chandra Shekhar Mittal, COO of Gears and Transmission business division in Hero Motors commented, “With growing business from our global customers and year-on year additions in capacities to our operations footprint in India, we took a strategic step to expand our footprint in ASEAN and today, despite pandemic related challenges, we managed to execute the setup of the facility as per plan”.
Hero Motors Thai plant is a world-class facility situated strategically at the Asia industrial Estate, the Largest Industrial Estate near Suvarnabhumi airport and will start production in Q1 2023 with a capacity of 25,000 gearboxes and 1.2 million individual gears components annually, expandable to almost 3 times. This facility is equipped with best-in-class machines and technology with semi-automated assembly lines, inhouse soft and hard machining of gears, heat treatment facilities with End-of-Line testing of Powertrain systems, EDU and Engine requirements in a phased manner. With Hewland expertise, this facility will be offering “build-to-print”, “design-to-cost” and “custom-made” Powertrain solutions to OEMs.
TPI Polene Power Plc (TPIPP) generates electricity from waste heat, municipal solid waste (MSW) and coal. With 180MW MSW-fired capacity, it is the largest power producer of its kind in Thailand. Its 220MW coal-fired plants are modified (in phases) to run on 100% MSW starting 2026.
Thai MSW comes in a highly heterogeneous form in: heating value, moisture content and general characteristics. The Achilles heel of MSW power plants is on how to maximize calorific yield, process 100% of the by-product and keep a tight lid on processing cost.
TPIPP’s success was borne out of years of trials and several permutations using its modified version of the MBT facility (proprietary process). With coal trading close to USD200/t switching to MSW makes economic sense. In addition, there is significant amount of carbon credits each year that currently is not yet monetized.
To maintain its competitive moat, TPIPP devotes its R&D resources to innovate in many key areas. While TPIPP’s NOx/SOx coefficients are low, far below the World Bank’s limit, bringing down these values further remains the long term commitment.
Khun Pakkapol, Executive Vice President (Finance) and Dr. Porakrit, Executive Vice President (Production) of TPI Polene Power Pcl receiving the Most Innovative Green Practices towards ESG – Waste Management – Thailand 2022 by the International Finance Magazine. For more corporate information/updates visit www.tpipolenepower.co.th
The Crystal Grill House: Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park and Asset World Corporation introduces a glamorous new era of riverside gastronomy
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 07, 2023
Bangkok, Thailand, February 3, 2023 – Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park and Asset World Corp Public Company Limited (AWC) is inviting guests to step into a glamorous world of gastronomy and mixology at The Crystal Grill House, a stylish departure from a traditional steak and seafood restaurant on the banks of the Chao Phraya, Bangkok’s historic “River of Kings.”
Situated directly on the waterside at Asiatique The Riverfront Destination, the heritage-focused retail and lifestyle destination, The Crystal Grill House is a stylish grill house that celebrates the joy of global exploration. Situated opposite Sirimahannop, the reimagined tall ship that sailed between Thailand and the world in the early 1900s, The Crystal Grill House will recapture the spirit of this enchanting age.
Guests can unwind in five elegant private dining pavilions, sip signature cocktails and fine wines at the vibrant bar, or savor creative bites at the open kitchen with casual counter-style seating – all enclosed in a glistening glasshouse – or unwind on the banks of the river at the alfresco terrace. This makes The Crystal Grill House ideal for special occasions and celebrations, evening drinks or memorable meals, enhanced by a chic vintage design and set against the backdrop of the rippling river.
The menu focuses on the finest cuts of meat and fresh seafood cooked to-order on a signature charcoal-wood-fired Josper Grill. A variety of woods are burned daily and the embers imbue a unique fragrance that enlivens the natural flavor of the ingredients. Guests can indulge in timeless steakhouse fare, including mouth-watering cuts of beef, sublime seafood and a curated international wine list. A selection of oysters and a series of “Appetizers” will showcase the chefs’ culinary creativity. Every dining experience can end on a sweet note with a selection of international desserts.
Talented bartenders will serve up a selection of fine wines, spirits and beers, as well as classic and signature cocktails. Globetrotting options include America, India, Persia, China and Japan, all crafted using international specialty spirits and fresh ingredients.
Located at Asiatique The Riverfront Destination, The Crystal Grill House is easily accessible by road and river, including shuttle boat services from the pier next to Saphan Taksin BTS skytrain station. The stylish new venue will open daily from 16.30 hrs. to midnight (last orders at 23.30 hrs.). With a capacity of just 95 guests, advanced reservations are recommended.
For more information and to discover this new era of glamour and gastronomy next to the Chao Phraya River, please call +66 (0) 2 059 5999 or email restaurant reservations.bkkqp@marriotthotels.com
Dell Technologies appoints new President for Asia Pacific & Japan
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 07, 2023
Bangkok, February 7, 2023 – Dell Technologies announces the appointment of Peter Marrs as president of its Asia Pacific & Japan (APJ) region, effective immediately. Marrs succeeds Amit Midha, who will be leaving Dell Technologies to pursue an opportunity outside of the company.
In his new position, Marrs will lead the region’s growth and development across the company’s extensive technology portfolio. He will be responsible for driving the corporate strategy and sales in Dell’s APJ region which includes Australia, New Zealand, India, Japan, Korea and Southeast Asia. Based in Singapore, Marrs will report to John Byrne, President of Sales, Global Theaters and Dell Technologies Select, Dell Technologies.
“I’m excited to have Peter lead our business in this very important region. He has more than a decade of experience across APJ, and a deep understanding and appreciation for Dell’s customers and partners in the region. With his strong track record on delivering results, I am confident that Peter will help shape the future of Dell in APJ,” said Byrne.
“The opportunities in APJ are immense, and I’m thrilled to lead Dell business in the region,” said Marrs. “We have a talented team, strong portfolio of solutions and a culture that fosters innovation. We are well placed to help our customers and partners in APJ succeed on their digital transformation journeys, and drive our growth in the region.”
Marrs has more than 30 years of experience in the IT industry, 23 years at Dell. He has held global and regional senior management roles in both the enterprise and client businesses. He joined Dell Technologies in 2000 in enterprise product development and spent over a decade in leadership roles in APJ. He was most recently the senior vice president of Data Center Solutions for the International business. Previously he has served as senior vice president of APJ Enterprise Solutions, senior vice president of APJ Client Solutions Group, vice president of APJ Solutions Sales, president & general manager of Dell Korea, and executive director of Solutions Sales for ASEAN.
Marrs earned his Master of Business Administration from Syracuse University and has a Bachelor of Science in Business from Lemoyne College.
Moore’s law, sustainability and data centres: How software will handle the future data explosion
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 07, 2023
An important principle in the development of IT over the decades has been Moore’s Law. Simply put, it predicted that transistor density in processors would double every two years as development progresses.
Despite many predictions of its demise, it has remained a more or less guiding principle. However, what is perhaps less well known is a similarly persistent trend in the data centre space.
Despite a 6-fold increase in the data being processed since 2010, data centre energy consumption has only risen by 6% to 2018 (Masanet et al, 2020). How has that been possible, and how does it inform sustainability developments into the future?
Where does the data come from?
To contextualise this development, we must first understand where the data processing increase has come from. The Apple iPad got its debut in 2010, which also saw the introduction of Instagram and Microsoft’s Azure cloud service. 2011 introduced us to Minecraft, Snapchat, and Uber, with 2013 bringing Amazon’s Alexa, accompanied by Xbox One and PlayStation. 2017 brought Fortnite and Tiktok.
Social media engagement over the period increased manifold, while global data production went from estimates of 2 zettabytes in 2010 to 41 zettabytes in 2019. IDC estimates global data load will rise to a staggering 175 zettabytes by 2025.
The pandemic effect has been substantial, with the MENA region seeing a big increase in messaging and social media usage: Social Media Users in MEA and Latin America spend the most time on social networks, averaging over 3.5 hours a day.
More than half of users in MEA (57%) reported (May 2020) spending even more time on social media as a result of the pandemic. Similarly, in a separate study, 71% of Middle East respondents reported WhatsApp and other messaging apps usage increased since the outbreak of the pandemic.
What impact does all that data have?
To understand the impact of this data explosion, a concept has been developed called data gravity. Coined by engineer David McRory, the term refers to the tendency of an accumulation of data to attract applications and services toward it, precipitating further accumulation, which can lead to immobilisation of the data, as well as underutilisation. Data that grows too big, too fast can become immobile, reducing its value and increasing its opacity. Only low latency, high bandwidth services, combined with new data architectures can combat this growing, and largely undocumented phenomenon.
What tech developments have made this possible?
Multiple technological developments can account for this data explosion being handled with only minimal increases in energy consumption, from improvements in processor design and manufacture, through power supply units and storage, but also the migration of workloads from on-premises infrastructure to the cloud.
Schneider Electric has been committed to sustainable business for decades. That has meant a renewed focus on efficiency in all aspects of design and operation. Gains have been made in efficiency in power and cooling, with UPS systems and modular power supplies showing significant gains with each generation, culminating in the likes of the current Galaxy VL line. This line’s use of lithium-ion batteries has not only increased efficiency, it has extended operational life, reduced environmental impact in reducing raw materials, and facilitated “energized swapping”, where the addition and/or replacement of power modules can be performed with zero downtime, while increasing protection to operators and service personnel.
Advances in cooling, such as flow control through rack, row and pod containment systems, liquid cooling, and intelligent software control ensure that the pure data processing gains are met and matched.
By ensuring that every link in the chain of power from energy grid to rack is as efficient, intelligent, and instrumented as possible, we provide the right basis for the rapid development in compute, network, and storage that continues daily.
Where does software and apps fit here?
Another key element of the technological development that has allowed such relentless efficiency has been the application of better instrumentation, data gathering, and analysis that allows for better control and orchestration. This was illustrated by Google’s DeepMind AI, where the energy used for cooling was reduced at one of its data centres by some 40% in 2016, which represented a 15% overall reduction in power usage. This was accomplished using historical data from data centre sensors such as temperature, power, pump speeds, setpoints, etc, to improve data centre energy efficiency. The AI system predicted the future temperature and pressure of the data centre over the coming hour and made recommendations to control consumption appropriately.
The development of data centre infrastructure management (DCIM) systems has continued apace too, allowing the integration of AI to take advantage of all of these hardware and infrastructure developments. These experiments are now features, allowing unprecedented visibility and control. For those designing for new developments, software such as ETAP, allows power efficiency to be built into the design from the outset, while also accommodating microgrid architectures.
What new data sources will contribute to this?
The data explosion is expected to continue increasing, with developments such as industrial IoT, 5G, with increasing general automation and autonomous vehicles as driving factors. The data that will be generated, far from the centralized data infrastructure, must be handled, processed and turned into intelligence quickly, where it is needed.
New data architectures are expected to improve efficiency in how all of that is handled. Edge computing is seen as an important approach to manage more data being generated at the edge.
In one example, genomic research generates terabytes of data, often daily. Sending all that data to a centralized data centre would be slow, demand high bandwidth and be inefficient. The Wellcome Sanger Institute created an edge computing approach that allowed it to process data close to where it is produced, the genomic sequencers, with only what is necessary centralized. This saves on storage, bandwidth and speeds the time to intelligence from data. That is where the edge paradigm has come to us, said Simon Binley, data centre manager, Sanger Institute.
Modular data centres, micro data centres and better storage management will all contribute to handling this developing wave efficiently, keeping that data centre energy consumption line as flat into the future. In the MENA region, 5G, and centralisation with edge architectures will be balanced by more hyperscale facilities linking major demand centres.
What effects will this have on the whole data ecosystem?
However, efficiency must extend through not just the supply chain, but also throughout lifecycles. Vendors, suppliers, and partners must all be engaged to ensure that no part of the ecosystem lags in applying the tools to ensure efficiency. This applies as much in the design time of new equipment and applications as it does through working life and decommissioning. Understanding how an entire business ecosystem impacts the environment will be vital to truly achieving net zero goals.
Agreed standards, transparency and measurability are all vital factors to ensure results.
These considerations are taking hold across the region, great efforts being made to do better. Greater transparency is now accepted and embraced, with more and more organisations reporting their progress.
Tools and processes shared
The data centre sector has much that will be of use to organisations and industries going on the journey of sustainability towards increasing circularity. With the expertise and experience in efficiency, combined with the tools and intelligence from operations, and deep commitments to tight targets for net-zero operations, the data centre sector can not only handle the data explosion and digital demands of the world, but do so sustainably, while providing others with the tools and insights to do the same for their respective sectors.
GULF, Singtel, and AIS kick off the establishment of the new data center
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 07, 2023
GSA management, led by Mr. Ratthaphol Cheunsomchit (4th from left), Chairman of the Board, join the groundbreaking ceremony for the new 20+ MW data center in Bang Phli, Samutprakan province.
GULF, Singtel, and AIS commence the construction of the new 20+ MW data center, which will be operated by GSA Data Center Company Limited (GSA), the joint venture between the three companies. It is poised to be the best-in-class hyperconnected data center with state-of-the-art technologies, a high level of security systems, efficient energy management, and the incorporation of renewable energy to reduce its carbon footprint. The data center will serve the greater demands of enterprises and cloud service providers in Thailand and overseas, in line with the rapid growth of digital infrastructure in the region. The data center is scheduled to begin commercial operations in 2025.
GSA is the joint venture between Gulf Infrastructure Company Limited (the subsidiary of Gulf Energy Development Public Company Limited; GULF), ST Dynamo TH PTE LTD. (the subsidiary of Singapore Telecommunications Limited; Singtel), and AIS DC Venture Company Limited (the subsidiary of Advanced Info Services Public Company Limited; AIS), with equity stakes of 40%, 35%, and 25%, respectively. This collaboration increases the value of the data center company by capitalizing on the strengths of each partner. GULF is well-established in the energy and infrastructure business with a portfolio of green energy projects in domestic and international markets and an extensive business network, while Singtel has substantial technological expertise in the development and operation of hyperscale data centers and a diversified global customer base that includes hyperscalers. AIS has local expertise in domestic networks, developing and operating multiple locations of data center facilities in Thailand as well as experience in serving a significant number of enterprise customers.
Mr. Ravi Kurmarohita, Chief Executive Officer, GSA Data Center Company Limited, stated, “Today’s groundbreaking ceremony marks another milestone in GSA’s data center development and is considered an auspicious occasion to officially start the construction of the GSA data center. This state-of-the-art, high-quality data center is located in a strategic location near Bangkok. It seeks to integrate cutting-edge technology and renewable energy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance efficiency in energy management to support sustainable operations. With increasing demand from enterprises, particularly cloud service providers, the company therefore sees a strong growth potential of the data center business in a move towards digital transformation.”
The GSA data center will be constructed in compliance with world-class standards in order to obtain certifications such as TIA-942 Certification Rated-3, LEED Gold, Threat and Vulnerability Assessment (TVRA), and ISO 27001. The GSA data center is scheduled to begin commercial operations by 2025.
From left to right: 1. Mr. Mark Chong, Board Member, GSA (Deputy CEO, AIS) 2. Mr. Ravi Kurmarohita, Chief Executive Officer and Board Member, GSA (Chief International Business Officer, GULF) 3. Mr. Bill Chang, Board Member, GSA (CEO, Singtel Group Enterprise, and CEO, Regional Data Center Business) 4. Mr. Ratthaphol Cheunsomchit, Chairman of the Board, GSA (Deputy CEO, GULF) 5. Mr. Arthur Lang, Board Member, GSA (CFO, Singtel Group) 6. Mr. Andrew Lim, Chief Operation Officer, GSA 7. Mr. Weerayuth Panichkul, CFO, GSA
Centara Extends Hotel Management Agreement for Centara Chaan Talay Resort & Villas Trat
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 06, 2023
Centara Hotels & Resorts, has confirmed the signing of a new Hotel Management Agreement with Khun Kanoknat Adhyanasakul, the owners of Centara Chaan Talay Resort & Villas Trat, to continue managing this successful property for a period of 10 more years.
This not only marks the continuation of a long-term partnership between Centara and Khun Kanoknat, but also Centara’s ongoing commitment to delivering world-class guest experiences and Thai family valued hospitality.
Surrounded by untouched jungle and a pristine 400-metre stretch of white sand beach, Centara Chaan Talay Resort & Villas Trat entices guests with its remote yet accessible tropical location, serene atmosphere and spacious suites and villas.
Designed for couples, families and holidaymakers, this pet-friendly resort also welcomes dogs weighing less than 20 kilogrammes. During their stay, guests have access to a stunning beachfront infinity pool with a dedicated children’s swimming area, complimentary use of non-motorised water sports including kayaking and snorkelling, as well as Chaan Talay Healthy Massage. The resort also features all-day beachside dining, a beachside bar and in-room dining options to suit the needs of every traveller.
Centara Chaan Talay Resort & Villas Trat is conveniently located 40 minutes from Trat town and a 60-minute drive away from Trat Airport.
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