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CONTENTS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
2023 - 2024

Message from the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand...............................................4

Message from the Ambassador of Italy to the Kingdom of Thailand....................................5

Message from the President of the Thai - Italian Chamber of Commerce..........................6

TICC Board of Directors...............................................................................................................8

TICC Committee........................................................................................................................10

TICC Staff....................................................................................................................................11

Highlight 2022.............................................................................................................................12

Thailand Outlook........................................................................................................................16

Italy Outlook...............................................................................................................................17

Gems and Jewelry Committee................................................................................................18

Italian Chambers of Commerce in Asia Pacific.....................................................................19

2021-2022 Thailand-Italy Public Holidays.................................................................................20

Premium Corporate Members...................................................................................................21

Corporate Members..................................................................................................................70

Individual Members.................................................................................................................286

Useful Contacts in Thailand.....................................................................................................294

Useful Addresses in Italy...........................................................................................................296

Index of Member by Business Activity....................................................................................297

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 MESSAGE FROM TICC PRESIDENT

Message from
the president of thai-italian
chamber of commerce

Mr. Federico Cardini

Dear TICC Members and Friends,

I am thrilled to introduce the TICC's 2023 Business Directory. As we continue to grow and evolve as a
Chamber, I want to extend a warm welcome to our new members who are featured in this directory.
I also want to express our deepest appreciation to our long-standing members who have been the
backbone of our Chamber and continuously support us. With over 250 members, we have established
ourselves as a prominent and fast-growing business organization.

At TICC, we strive to maintain strong business relationships throughout the local community, particularly
between Thai and Italian partners. Our goal is to expand our reach to a wider range of business sectors
and provide our members with valuable opportunities to connect with both Thai and Italian companies.
We have recently welcomed several multinational companies to our network and will continue to
promote new business opportunities for our members.

In response to the unprecedented situation, we have been resilient and innovative in our approach to
operate and conduct events safely. Our Gala Dinner and Networking events were held with necessary
precautions, and we successfully pivoted to online events such as our Webinars and Interview series. In
this context, we increased our efforts for promoting the members through our marketing channels.
Additionally, we have been actively collaborating with hospitals and institutions to provide vaccinations
to vulnerable members.
Moving forward, we are committed to enhancing our performance on social events. We will also
continue to support those in need and the underprivileged, as we have done in previous years, through
charity foundations in Thailand and fundraising efforts.

Lastly, I am excited to announce that this year, we will be celebrating three significant anniversaries.
Firstly, on the occasion of the 155th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Kingdom of Thailand
and the Republic of Italy, we showcase the longstanding and flourishing relationship between our two
countries. Secondly, we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the arrival of Prof. Corrado Feroci, also
known as Silpa Bhirasri, to the Court of Siam, highlighting the contributions of an iconic figure in Thai
modern art. Finally, we celebrate the 45th anniversary of the foundation of our Chamber of Commerce,
acknowledging our journey and growth as an organization.

None of our success would be possible without the unwavering support, generosity, and participation of
our members. We extend our warmest gratitude to all of you and appreciate your involvement in
helping us establish more exciting initiatives and events in 2023.

(Federico Cardini)
The President of Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce

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MESSAGE FROM PRIME MINISTER OF THE KINGDOM OF THAILAND

MESSAGE FROM
PRIME MINISTER OF THE KINGDOM OF
THAIALAND

H.E. Prayut Chan-o-cha

I am very pleased to offer my congratulations to the Thai-Italian Chamber of Commerce (TICC) on the
publication of its annual Business Directory for 2023, especially as this year marks the 45' anniversary of
the foundation of the TICC. Other important milestones in Thai - Italian relations this year include the
celebration of 155 years of diplomatic relations, as well as the centenary anniversary of the arrival of
Ajarn Silpa Bhirasri (Professor Corrado Feroci) in Thailand. Indeed, it is a special time for the Thai-Italian
friendship in 2023, and I look forward to many commemorative events to celebrate our enduring
and fruitful ties.

A cornerstone of the Thai-Italian friendship over the years has been a prosperous business relationship
that has mutually benefitted both our countries and our peoples. Central to this success story has been
the TICC, who throughout its 45 year history, has served as the leading organisation for the promotion of
Thai Italian business connectivity. As Thai and Italian businesses complement each other in many ways,
especially with the EU and ASEAN markets, it is very reassuring that the TICC has been resilient and
effective in supporting strong Thai-Italian business cooperation during times of great global economic
prosperity as well as challenge. Given this, I am confident that the TICC will continue to play an important
role in Thai-Italian business prosperity as we move forward in a post-pandemic global economy
influenced by challenging geopolitical events and other pressing issues such as climate change, food
security concerns, and energy security issues.

With this foundation, I am hopeful that the TICC will continue to thrive at the centre of Thai-Italian
business growth and take this opportunity to extend my best wishes to the new Board of Directors,
member companies, and all the staff members of the TICC for good health and continued success.

General (Ret.)

(His Excellency General Prayut Chan-o-cha)

Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand

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 MESSAGE FROM THE AMBASSADOR OF ITALY IN THAILAND

MESSAGE FROM
THE AMBASSADOR OF ITALY
TO THE KINGDOM OF THAILAND

H.E. Paolo Dionisi

During the pandemic, businesses were forced to adapt in ways they had never done before, allowing
for greater flexibility and awareness about future challenges. The positive change has been the shift
towards more conscious and sustainable ways of doing business, leading to a minor impact on the
environment and, consequently, producing a positive outcome on society.

Both Italy and Thailand consider sustainability as a driver for growth. The Thai government adopted the
Bio-Circular-Green Economy model (BCG) as part of the post-pandemic national recovery strategy.
According to it, Thailand will use technology and innovation to promote sustainable business models
and to reach a more inclusive and fairer growth. At the same time, Italy, through the National Recovery
and Resilience Plan, aims to achieve a green and digital transition.

In October, Bangkok will host the 7th edition of the High-Level Dialogue on ASEAN-Italy Economic
Relations, the main forum for discussing the scenarios of the Italy-ASEAN economic partnership, where
we will have the opportunity to discuss how to face the new challenges together and to further
strengthen our cooperation in many strategic sectors.

Thailand is the second largest ASEAN economy and, thanks to its strategic position, it allows foreign
companies to have commercial exchanges in all the region. Thailand’s economy thus represents an
important hub for Italian companies willing to invest in the area, taking also into account Thailand’s
expected economic growth of 3,6% in 2023 (World Bank).
There are many investment opportunities in Thailand, starting from the Food industry, which contributes
roughly to 23% of the country’s GDP. The opening of the first ALMA flagship school in Southeast Asia at
the Food School in Bangkok not only represents the strong bond between the culinary traditions of our
countries but also the economic importance that this sector is gaining.

Besides the food industry, there are other sectors that present significant opportunities of investment and
trade between our countries, such as tourism, consumer goods, the health sector, infrastructures and
automotive. For instance, Thailand aims to become a hub for the production of electric vehicles in the
upcoming years.
In 2022, trade between Italy and Thailand grew exponentially from the previous year, passing from 3,3
billion to 4,2 billion euro, with a growth percentage of 26%. This significant growth involved both Italian
exports to Thailand, which grew by 17,8% (1,8 billion euro), mainly consisting of machinery and
appliances (26,3% of total export), and our imports from Thailand, which grew by 32,5% (2,4 billion euro).

Those significant outcomes were possible thanks to the commitment of the Thai-Italian Chamber of
Commerce, the Italian Trade Agency and the Italy-Thailand Business Forum, who worked together with
the Embassy of Italy in Bangkok. The role of these institutions is crucial to help connect our businesses and
develop further economic relations which will be beneficial for both our countries.

H.E. Paolo Dionisi

Ambassador of Italy to the Kingdom of Thailand

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TICC BOARD OF DIRECTORS

TICC BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mr. Federico Cardini

President

Ms. Mallika Margherita Dr. Francesco Pensato

Vice President Vice President

Mr. Chakrit Benedetti Mr. Alberto La Lumia

Honorary Treasurer Director

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 TICC BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ms. Panitta Srisa-ard Mr. Enzo Massimo Chiappa

Director Director

Mr. Rosario Antonio Sanna Mr. Filippo Cassabgi

Director Director

Mr. Luca Bernardinetti Mr. Yongyudh Teeravithayapinyo

Director Director

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TICC COMITTEE

TICC COMMITTEES

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1. Dr. Francesco Pensato 6. Mr. Gabrio Tosti

Chairman for Southern Region Vice Chairman for Samui

2. Mr. Salvatore Parisi 7. Mr. Raffaele di Maio

Chairman for Phuket Area Vice Chairman in Koh Phangan

3. Mr. Alberto Cosi 8. Mr. Stefano Gonella

Chairman for Chiang Mai Region Vice Chairman in Krabi

4. Mr. Aurelio Flacco 9. Mr. Bruno Barone

Chairman for Cambodia Deputy Chairman for Phuket Area

5. Mr. Devis Bonetto

Vice Chairman in Chumpon,
Phang-Nga and Khao Lak

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 TICC STAFF

TICC STAFF

Mr. Giacomo Iobizzi

Secretary General

Ms. Ilaria Zolia Ms. Phanatchakorn Muangfak

Trade Assistant Customer Relationship
Management Assistant

Ms. Thuwada Chuayram Ms. Kenika Suwapanonth Mr. Nattanon Lapsantia

Media & Editorial Assistant Event Assistant Accountant

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HIGHLIGHTS 2022

HIGHLIGHTS 2022
TICC ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2022
TICC hosted the “44th Annual General Meeting” at
Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok.

The opening was delivered by TICC President Mr.

Federico Cardini, followed by H. E. Lorenzo Galanti,
Ambassador of Italy to Thailand, Laos and Cambodia
and Prof. Romeo Orlandi, Vice President of the Italy
ASEAN Association.

Mr. Michele Tomea, TICC Secretary General has

reported the Financial Statements for 2021 and the
TICC 2021’s Activities, the Members Review and
compared the successful development of TICC
through the year.

At the event attended more than 100 companies,

representatives of the business community network of
Italy and Thailand.

THAI-ITALIAN BUSINESS SUMMIT

The event was attended by over 200 attendees who were
welcomed by TICC President, Mr. Federico Cardini, who
highlighted the importance of cooperation in promoting
Italy in Thailand.

The opening address was followed by the speech of

H. E. Paolo Dionisi, Ambassador of Italy to Thailand,
who thanked the several professionals attending and
remarked the importance of the business between the
two Countries.

Senator Matteo Renzi, former Prime Minister of Italy, and

H.E. Mr. Anutin Charnivirakul, Deputy Prime Minister of
Thailand, entertained the audience by explaining their
visions on the Economic and Geopolitical situation; the
panel discussion was moderated by the journalist Mr.
Raimondo Bultrini, with a long experience in Asian regions.

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TICC CHRISTMAS CHARITY GALA DINNER 2022

This year Gala Dinner, in favor of the Camillian Home to

support children with physical disabilities.

President Federico Cardini inaugurated the evening

by welcoming the guests with an opening address in
support of companies and a network of entrepreneurs.
Afterwards, the Italian ambassador His Excellency, Mr.
Paolo Dionisi expressed his support for the activities for the
people in need.

The gala night was attended by over 350 professionals

from various companies and industries members of the
Chamber of Commerce in support of the event which also
welcomed figures from Italian and Thai institutions.

EDUCATION FORUM
The opening was delivered by Ph.D. Peerasak Rattana,
SecretaryGeneral; Office of the Private Education
Commission, Ministry of Education Thailand followed by Mr.
Laurent Landie, Managing Partner, PRAXI Alliance, a world
recruitment company with the topic “What will be the skills
required in the future”.

The panel discussion was then developed by four

experienced speakers from TICC school partners to
understand the fundamentals of education in Thailand
aiming to enhance the national competitiveness of the
country. Each school shared its distinctive paths of its
education directions aiming towards updating teachers
and students. The panelists shared their experiences in the
field of education adding valuable suggestions on building
innovation processes to activate new fields of study and
research. Sustainability, Digitalization, and Diversity were
highlighted as the main subjects to develop and work with
the students. Critical thinking was also mentioned as a tool to
give in the hands of the students nowadays.

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HIGHLIGHTS 2022
THE 7TH ITALIAN CUISINE WEEK
Italian Cuisine Week 2022, the Thai Italian Chamber of
Commerce in cooperation with the Embassy of Italy to
Thailand and Italian Trade Agency 18-20 Nov 2022.

Last year’s theme: “Conviviality, Sustainability and

Innovation: the ingredients of Italian cuisine for the health of
People and the protection of the Planet“. This event
represents an opportunity to promote the quality of Italian
agri-food products; to enhance the values of the Italian
sustainable and healthy lifestyle rooted in the Mediterranean
Diet and to foster innovation in the agri-tech field in order to
rethink our dysfunctional agri-food systems.

88 CANNATEK CANNABIS & HEMP CULTIVATION

FARM IN CHIANG RAI
The trip included 12 TICC members and non-members.
88 Cannatek has foreseen the ability of Thailand to
transform into a top-level key player in the industry on the
global stage. Therefore, development in technology has
started with the assistance of our overseas partners who
have expertise and experience, capability together with
investment/funds and capital, as well as co-operation with
community enterprises and co-operatives in the country,
together with the industry knowledge of raw materials and
extraction, and through to the development of products
which contain hemp CBD oils and wellness creams for
commercial purposes, then branding and distribution for
both the domestic and worldwide market by online and
offline channels.

ITALIAN TASTE JOURNEY

Italian Taste Journey: Celebrating Authentic Taste of Italy,
with the patronage of the Embassy of Italy in Thailand,
together with The Food School Bangkok and ALMA. The
event took place on June 1, 2022, at the Food School,
Block 28 Sam Yan, Bangkok which will officially open its
door in Q4 2022.

The event was created as part of the government

program “True Italian Taste” funded and promoted by
the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International
Cooperation which aims to enhance and promote
authentic Italian food products, in collaboration with
Assocamerestero (Association of the Italian Chambers
of Commerce Abroad, involving 41 Italian Chambers of
Commerce in 27 Countries around the world) and aims to
sensitize the foreign consumers to the consumption and
conscious purchase of 100% Made in Italy ingredients, as
well as fighting the effect of the Italian Sounding, brands
with an Italian name or similar but of doubtful origins.

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OSPITALITÀ ITALIANA
AWARDING NIGHT PHUKET
A project that the Chamber of Commerce has been
implementing for the authentication of Italian restaurants in
Thailand for over 10 years and now, the TICC has relaunched
the new project 2022. The activity is implemented by
the TICC thanks to the support of the National Tourism
Research Institute, ISNART, which helps in monitoring the
evaluated restaurants. The Honorary Consul General of
Italy for the Southern Region of Thailand, and Chairman of
TICC, Dr. Francesco Pensato supported the research and
evaluation of the new restaurants and participated in the
award ceremony as well. Furthermore, one hundred people
attended the evening from the food & beverage business to
better understand the benefits of acquiring an international
certificate

THAI HERBS AND PHARMACOPEIA

TICC is proud to be media partners of the ASEAN Sustainable
Energy Week, which was held at the Queen Sirikit National
Convention Center (QSNCC).

We welcome and thank our TICC members who together

participated in this fair: Cover Asia, Nidec, Enapter, Frigel, Seko,
and Segafredo with the coffee machine serving at the booth.

ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week is the largest international

exhibition and conference focusing on renewable energy,
energy efficiency, environmental impact, and electric vehicle
technology.

It was extremely satisfying to see the abundance of Italian

technology, products, and brands present in the Thai market.
There are also abundant opportunities still available for the Thai
market.

ASEAN SUSTAINABLE ENERGY WEEK (ASEW)

TICC is proud to be media partners of the ASEAN

Sustainable Energy Week, which was held at the Queen
Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC). We welcome
and thank our TICC members who together participated
in this fair: Cover Asia, Nidec, Enapter, Frigel, Seko, and
Segafredo with the coffee machine serving at the booth.
ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week is the largest international
exhibition and conference focusing on renewable energy,
energy efficiency, environmental impact, and electric
vehicle technology. It was extremely satisfying to see the
abundance of Italian technology, products, and brands
present in the Thai market. There are also abundant
opportunities still available for the Thai market

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THAILAND OUTLOOK

THAILAND ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

The Thai economic outlook in 2023 is expected to be positive, with an estimated GDP growth rate of 4.5%. The government
is aiming to increase foreign investment and boost domestic consumption, with the aim of sustained economic growth.
The nation’s export market is also expected to remain strong, with a focus on advanced manufacturing and technology.
Inflation is expected to remain relatively low, and the baht is expected to remain stable. The government will continue
to focus on infrastructure and digital initiatives, with the aim of improving the business environment and increasing
competitiveness.

Automotive Tourism
To continue its growth in 2023, despite the global The Thai tourist industry is expected to benefit significantly
pandemic. The government is investing in the industry, in 2023, as the country recovers from the pandemic. The
with the aim of increasing exports and attracting government is implementing a range of measures to boost
foreign investment. Automotive exports are expected to the industry, including tax incentives and investments
continue to increase, with a focus on electric vehicles in infrastructure. The number of international visitors is
and advanced manufacturing. Domestic demand is also expected to increase significantly, with many seeking out
expected to increase, as the economy recovers from the new experiences in the country. Additionally, domestic
pandemic. Additionally, the government is investing in tourism is expected to grow, due to the improved
infrastructure, such as charging stations and digital roads, infrastructure and increased accessibility.
to improve the industry's competitiveness.

Trade Exhibition & Trade Fairs

With the government aiming to increase exports and As the country recovers from the pandemic. The
attract foreign investment. The government is focusing government is investing in infrastructure, such as digital
on diversifying exports, particularly in the manufacturing platforms and virtual events, to make exhibitions and
and technology sectors. It is also aiming to increase two- trade fairs more accessible. Additionally, the government
way trade with ASEAN countries, as well as other partner is providing incentives to attract foreign investors, with
countries such as China and Japan. Additionally, the a focus on advanced manufacturing and technology.
government is investing in infrastructure such as ports Exhibitions and trade fairs are expected to become more
and digital infrastructure, to improve the nation’s business popular, as businesses look for new ways to promote their
environment and increase its global competitiveness. products and services.

References:
Trading Economics, Oxford Economics, Investopedia, Thailand Chamber of Commerce, Trade Fair and Exhibition
Association of Thailand, Bangkok Post

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ITALY ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

In 2023, the Italian economy is projected to experience a slowdown in output growth, with a forecasted rate of 0.3%. This
deceleration can be attributed to the delayed adoption of a draft budget for the year, caused by national elections in
September 2022 and subsequent government formation. However, there is optimism for a recovery in 2024, with a growth
rate of 1.1%.

Italy has demonstrated resilience by surpassing pre- declining employment rates are eroding real incomes,
COVID-19 levels in the second quarter of 2022. The despite substantial support in response to the energy crisis.
reopening of the economy, accompanied by policy
measures to mitigate the impact of high energy prices on In terms of energy supply, Italy has taken positive steps
businesses and households, has contributed to solid output toward diversifying its natural gas sources away from
growth. Despite these positive factors, the manufacturing Russia, accelerating the transition to renewable energies.
and construction sectors have shown signs of weakness This shift not only reduces the country's reliance on foreign
since the summer. As the dynamics of reopening fossil fuel supplies but also promotes sustainable growth.
approach their limit, the negative effects of high energy
prices are expected to exert greater influence, leading to Despite the prevailing uncertain global macroeconomic
a contraction by the end of the year. A tangible recovery landscape characterized by an economic slowdown
is not anticipated until the second half of 2023. and rising inflation, Italian food and beverage exports
are expected to continue expanding in both mature and
The tightening of monetary policy within the euro area has emerging markets in the coming years.
significant consequences for Italy's financial conditions.
This tightening translates to higher borrowing costs for the Labor demand is diminishing in energy-intensive
government, households, and businesses, even though sectors such as manufacturing and construction, and
the risk premium on long-term Italian government bonds employment growth has also slowed down in the retail
compared to German bonds is expected to remain and tourism sectors. Overall, job growth is projected to
relatively stable. align with economic activity throughout the forecast
horizon. However, the unemployment rate is forecasted
From the supply side, the increase in input prices, to rise from 8.3% in 2022 to 8.5% in 2024, reflecting the
particularly in energy-intensive sectors, is projected challenges faced by the labor market.
to curtail production. This poses challenges to various
industries. On the demand side, high inflation and

References:
Economy and Finance, Italy's economic outlook 2022-2023, Italy projection note OECD Economic Outlook November
2022, Issuu.

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GEM & JEWELRY COMMITTEE

GEMS & JEWELRY COMMITTEE

Thailand's gem and jewelry industry holds great significance for the country's economic development, placing it among
the top 15 global manufacturers and exporters in this field. Renowned for its experienced manufacturers and skilled
jewelers, Thailand has gained international recognition for its ability to source exquisite gemstones of the highest quality
and produce jewelry that meets the highest standards. Many prominent brand names in the industry either have their
own factories or collaborate with original equipment manufacturing (OEM) and original design manufacturing (ODM)
manufacturers to create their products.

At the forefront of promoting the industry's growth and

collaboration between Thai and Italian markets is Mr.
Simone Callai, the Managing Director of Global-Findings
(Thailand) and Chairman of the TICC Gem & Jewelry
Committee. Driven by entrepreneurial spirit and a vested
interest in the industry, Mr. Callai works closely with the
Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) to
foster activities and opportunities within the Thai and
Italian markets. The committee's main objective revolves
around facilitating the exchange of ideas, resources, and
partnerships between the two countries, ultimately
contributing to the industry's overall development and
success.

By leveraging Thailand's expertise in gem and jewelry

manufacturing and Italy's renowned design and
craftsmanship, the committee aims to create a synergistic
relationship that benefits both markets. Through
collaborative efforts, it seeks to enhance trade, encourage
innovation, and elevate the industry's global reputation.
The TICC Gem & Jewelry Committee stands as a testament
to Thailand's commitment to furthering its position as a
global leader in the gem and jewelry industry.

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PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

2023 2024

January 1 January 1 New Year’s Day

February 26 February 24 Makha Bucha Day
April 6 April 6 Chakrit Memorial Day
April 12-15 April 13-15 Songkran Day
May 3 May 1 Labour Day
May 4 May 4 Coronationn of King Vajiralongkorn
May 10 May 6 Royal Ploughing Ceremony Day
May 26 May 22 Visakha Bucha Day
June 3 June 3 H.M. Queen Suthida’s Birthday
July 24 July 20 Asalha Bucha Day
July 27 July 21 Khao Phansa Day (Buddhist Lent)
July 28 July 28 H.M. King Maha Vajiralongkorn’s Birthday
August 12 August 12 The Queen’s Sirikt’s Birthday
September 24 September 24 Prince Mahidol Day
October 13 October 13 Passing of His Majesty the Late King
October 23 October 23 Chulalongkorn Day
December 5 December 5 Father’s Day / H.M. The Late King Rama IX’s Birthday
December 10 December 10 Constitution Day
December 31 December 31 New Year’s Eve

2023 2024

January 1 January 1 New Year’s Day

January 6 January 6 Epiphany
April 9 March 31 Easter Sunday
April 10 April 1 Easter Monday
April 25 April 25 Liberation Day
May 1 May 1 Labour Day
June 2 June 2 Republic Day
August 15 August 15 Assumption of Mary, Ferragosto
November 1 November 1 All Saints’ Day
December 8 December 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception
December 25 December 25 Christmas Days
December 26 December 26 St.Stephen’s Day

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