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Korea Herald
06-08-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
TILOG - LOGISTIX 2025 to Showcase Smart Logistics Technologies, Sustainable Solutions and Services from 25 Countries
BANGKOK, Aug. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP), Ministry of Commerce, in collaboration with RX Tradex, ASEAN's leading exhibition organizer, will organize TILOG – LOGISTIX 2025, the most comprehensive exhibition on logistics technology including warehouse management and loading, packing and material handling, Logistics IT, IoT, AI, robots, e-Logistics, and logistics service, from August 20 to 22, 2025 at Hall 98 of BITEC, Bangkok. The event, held under the theme of "Resilient Supply Chain: Overcoming Global Challenges," highlights new innovations, sustainable solutions, and an annual gathering of logistics-related industrialists from across industrial spectrum in ASEAN and many other countries. TILOG – LOGISTIX 2025 will showcase cutting-edge logistics innovations from over 415 brands, 25 countries. The event also includes insightful conference sessions and is expected to attract over 7,500 industry professionals and visitors. Amongst highlighted technologies and services at TILOG – LOGISTIX are: Included at the event are an " Exhibition on Thailand's logistics industry," " Trade Logistics Symposium," " World Transport & Logistics Forum" presented by executives from The World Bank Group, " Innovation Showcase," and seminars by leading industry organizations, offering actionable insights. AI-powered business matching is expected to spark international partnership between warehouse- and logistics-related industrialists from all industrial sectors. TILOG – LOGISTIX will take place from August 20 to 22, 2025, 10am to 6pm, at BITEC, Hall 98. Business attire is required, shorts and sandals prohibited. Students may join on August 22 only. Pre-register at or via LINE: @tilog-logistix for a chance to win a Central gift card worth 200 baht.
Bangkok Post
05-08-2025
- Business
- Bangkok Post
PalFish Speech Contest Empowers Young English Voices
The power of language and empathy lit up the stage at the ' PalFish National English Speech Contest 2025', which recently held its grand finale on August 2, 2025, at BITEC Bangna. The event brought together young learners from across Thailand to showcase their English communication skills in a national-level competition designed to inspire confidence, creativity, and compassion. Organised by PalFish Thailand, a leading English learning platform for children aged 3–15, the competition was held with the support of the Ministry of Education and promotional backing from the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration. The event was part of PalFish's continued mission to uplift English education in Thailand through immersive, real-life opportunities. This year's contest was held under the theme 'Future Makers: Where Digital World Meets Empathy', reflecting PalFish's belief in language as more than just a skill – it is a tool for connection, understanding, and emotional intelligence. Amidst the ever-evolving digital age, the competition encouraged Thai youth to express their ideas with both intellect and heart. The atmosphere was filled with determination, creativity, and warmth as participants delivered speeches that seamlessly wove together language proficiency and personal values. Notably, several speeches integrated themes of mental health, emotional resilience, and respectful communication, underscoring the contest's holistic vision for youth development. Empowering Thai Youth Through English The competition was built on three core objectives: To create a platform where Thai children can confidently express themselves and use English in public settings To develop practical English-speaking and communication skills for real-life usage To ignite a sense of pride among participants and their families through accomplishments achieved by dedication and self-improvement Structure and Awards The contest was divided into three age categories: 3–6 years 7–10 years 11–15 years All finalists underwent a rigorous selection process and were evaluated by a panel of distinguished judges. Prizes totalled over THB 400,000, including scholarships, PalFish class packages, trophies, medals, and certificates of excellence. The Winner (per age group) THB 20,000 50 PalFish classes (worth THB 30,000) Trophy, medal, and certificate Group 3-6 years Natasha Buranakul -Mooltripakdee International School Group 7-10 years Skoravit Tanpichai -Royce Royal International School Group 11-15 years Tanutam Boonyuen -Lampang Kanlayanee School 1st Runner-up (per age group) THB 10,000 30 PalFish classes (worth THB 18,000) Trophy, medal, and certificate Group 3-6 years Phattharasak Tangjai -Baan Suan Kindergarten School Group 7-10 years Panidtha Pondeejareon -Legacy of Grace International Christian School Group 11-15 years Kawinthida Srithasang -Wang Nam Yen Wittayakhom School 2nd Runner-up (per age group) THB 5,000 20 PalFish classes (worth THB 13,000) Trophy, medal, and certificate Group 3-6 years Nechita Punyamoon -Baan Suan Kindergarten School Group 7-10 years Sirada Chueamthaisong -Jongjareon Kindergarten School Group 11-15 years Paran Numora -Anuban Trang School Outstanding Speaker (per age group) THB 5,000 15 PalFish classes (worth THB 10,000) Certificate Group 3-6 years Marisa Jaiwang -Ongkharak Demonstration School Group 7-10 years Natchanon Juntong -Anuban Nakhon Ratchasima School Group 11-15 years Busra Haema -Thamavitya Mulniti School PalFish Favorite Award (per age group) PalFish Gift Set Group 3-6 years Alysha Samanurat -Pimarnvitnarathiwat School Group 7-10 years Thanathida Rattanakorn -Yuwapat Elementary School Group 11-15 years Rachatach Lertchanvit -Phramaemareesathon School Celebrating a Collective Effort PalFish extended heartfelt congratulations to all winners and sincere appreciation to every participant who demonstrated remarkable courage and positivity. Gratitude was also expressed to the parents, teachers, judges, and partners who made this high-quality educational event possible. 'This event reaffirms our vision of advancing English learning sustainably for Thai children,' said a PalFish spokesperson. 'We are proud to provide a nurturing platform where children don't just learn English – they grow in confidence, empathy, and global readiness.' Unlocking English Potential for Every Child PalFish continues to support families across Thailand in unlocking their children's English potential through safe, engaging, and child-centric learning experiences. Designed specifically for young learners, the PalFish app connects children with certified native-speaking teachers through fun and interactive lessons.
Bangkok Post
31-07-2025
- Business
- Bangkok Post
Thailand Hosts Landmark Electronics Conference at THECA 2025
Thailand is strengthening its position as a premier electronics hub in Southeast Asia with the debut of Thailand Electronics Circuit Asia (THECA) 2025, taking place from 20–22 August 2025 at BITEC, Bangkok. Backed by the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), Thailand Printed Circuit Association (THPCA), and Hong Kong Printed Circuit Association (HKPCA), THECA 2025 will welcome over 500 international companies and more than 7,000 buyers, engineers, researchers, and business leaders for three days of exhibition, knowledge sharing, and high-impact networking. As global manufacturers seek production bases beyond China, Thailand's robust infrastructure, skilled labour force, and strategic location offer an attractive alternative for industries such as PCBs, semiconductors, smart automation, and advanced packaging. At the heart of THECA 2025 is a forward-looking conference programme, covering key areas in microelectronics innovation, workforce development, and investment strategy. Highlights include: Quantum-Ready Thailand, presented by the Quantum Technology Foundation (QTF), outlining Thailand's quantum roadmap. Expert panels on AI servers, automation, high-performance computing, and future chiplet integration. A dedicated Advanced Packaging and Semiconductor Forum focusing on OSAT, heterogeneous packaging, and SiP technologies. Specialised conference tracks in SILK I–IV rooms will explore advanced PCB materials, smart manufacturing, and global R&D collaboration. THECA 2025 is targeted at PCB and semiconductor manufacturers, electronics service providers, academic institutions, and government agencies. It aims to accelerate Thailand's electronics ecosystem through strategic partnerships, knowledge transfer, and investment facilitation.
Time Out
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Made by Legacy Flea Market returns from July 18-20 at BITEC's SAMA Garden
It starts, as all good things to do, with a rummage. The 18th edition of Made By Legacy returns this July 18-20, midday-11pm at its new home – sprawled across BITEC's SAMA Garden like someone tipped over a particularly stylish suitcase. The venue's new glasshouse, sun-drenched and lined with trees, feels less like a market and more like a living scrapbook: one page denim, the next hand-thrown ceramic, the next a stack of Patti Smith LPs that smell faintly of 1987. What began as a secondhand fair has become something else entirely. Not a lifestyle brand (god forbid), but a kind of mirror – reflecting back the objects we cling to, the eras we romanticise, the way a cracked teacup or slightly warped record sleeve can feel more real than anything flat-packed and algorithm-approved. There are over 150 vendors this year: from Japanese collectors to Thai artists, furniture restorers, indie publishers, potters, vinyl evangelists and those who still believe in the handwritten price tag. And the music – always on vinyl, never an afterthought – drifts in with the ease of something overheard through a motel wall. Bowie, some forgotten disco, a bit of Japanese jazz. It gives the illusion, convincing and cinematic, that you've stumbled upon a flea market in another country, another decade. One where nobody's trying to sell you anything, only share what they've found. It's curated, yes, but not in a suffocating way. There's still room to be surprised. Children under 13 get in free, pets are allowed, and the B150 ticket buys you entry to a world where shopping is not a sprint but a slow, sun-warmed walk. There's food, of course – much of it international, none of it trying too hard – and pretence-free drinks by the pond. Whether you arrive with a plan or wander in empty-handed, you'll likely leave with something – a book, a coat, a mild sunburn. But more than that, Made By Legacy offers a rare thing: a reminder that taste is not something sold to us. It's something we gather, slowly, like stories – across time, across stalls, across a weekend.
Bangkok Post
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Bangkok Post
Made By Legacy Flea Market returns offering blend of culture, nature at BITEC
Made By Legacy Flea Market returns this month for its 18th edition, promising another unforgettable weekend of discovery, design, and community. From July 18-20, the beloved open-air market takes over the scenic SAMA Garden at BITEC Bang Na, transforming the lush glasshouse venue into a vibrant meeting ground where vintage charm meets modern-day creativity. Open daily from noon until midnight, the event invites visitors to browse, eat, relax and reconnect in a laid-back atmosphere that blends nature, nostalgia and urban energy. Now over a decade strong, Made By Legacy has become a leading destination for vintage culture and independent design in Thailand. This year's edition continues its tradition of curating a distinctive mix of handpicked vendors offering everything from retro apparel, antique décor and collectable books to rare vinyl records, handcrafted accessories, artisan-made goods and timeless everyday objects. Each item tells a story -- making the market a haven for those who value craftsmanship, originality and the thrill of the hunt. Adding to this edition's appeal is a special collaboration with the SAMA Garden plant community, bringing a lush green twist to the experience. Visitors will be able to explore an intimate plant market tucked among the trees, offering houseplants, greenery, garden tools and botanical crafts that blend seamlessly with the natural setting. Whether you're a seasoned plant collector or just discovering your green thumb, it's the perfect opportunity to find inspiration and connect with like-minded growers. Beyond shopping, the market also offers a rich sensory experience with its curated food and drink offerings. Expect an eclectic selection of local vendors serving everything from comfort street food and baked goods to ice-cold beverages and signature cocktails -- all best enjoyed by the pond in the relaxed garden setting. With picnic tables, grassy corners and shaded spots scattered throughout the venue, it's easy to spend an entire afternoon lounging with friends, meeting fellow collectors or simply enjoying the scenery. The atmosphere is made even livelier by a rotation of DJs and musicians playing everything from jazz and funk to ambient and disco throughout the day and into the night, ensuring that every moment has its own unique rhythm. One of the most charming aspects of Made By Legacy is its inclusive, intergenerational appeal. You'll see everyone from longtime collectors and design aficionados to Bangkok's indie youth, families with kids and even pets soaking up the good vibes. Made By Legacy remains pet-friendly and family-friendly, with free entry for children 13 and under. Admission for adults is 150 baht per day, payable at the door. Parking is available at BITEC for a fee and the venue is accessible via BTS Bang Na (Exit 1).
