We're thrilled to welcome our newest premium member, Phyathai Hospital < Back A Warm Welcome to the Trusted Healthcare Excellence for Expats in Thailand, Phyathai Hospital Group 31 Jul 2025 We're thrilled to welcome our newest premium member, Phyathai Hospital With more than 40 years of experience, Phyathai Hospital Group began its journey with the opening of its first hospital in Bangkok. Over the decades, the group has expanded its reach, now operating multiple facilities across Bangkok and other parts of Thailand. Known for its comprehensive medical services, advanced technology, and a commitment to compassionate care, these hospitals have become leaders in healthcare across the region. A very warm welcome to the representative of Phyathai Hospital, Khun Ratiwan Pinyojirakit (International Collaboration Marketing Division Manager), Khun Siriroj Rodchuer (International Collaboration Marketing Department Manager), and Khun Lalita Ranglamoon (Domestic Foreign Customer Department Manager). The SweCham community is delighted to welcome Phyathai Hospital Group. Their collaboration signifies a valuable addition to our network, enhancing access to trusted healthcare excellence for expats in Thailand. We look forward to a fruitful partnership that benefits our members and strengthens the overall well-being of the international community. To learn more, please click here! Interested in joining the Thai-Swedish business community and connecting to the SweCham network? Please contact us at [email protected] Previous Next

For homeowners comparing home elevators in Thailand, Cibes offers screw-driven Swedish home lifts designed for low energy use, no hydraulic oil, no deep pit, and no separate machine room. < Back Home elevators in Thailand: sustainable by Swedish design 23 Jun 2026 For homeowners comparing home elevators in Thailand, Cibes offers screw-driven Swedish home lifts designed for low energy use, no hydraulic oil, no deep pit, and no separate machine room. A home elevator, also called a home lift, runs on a standard 220V household power supply and is engineered for low energy consumption in use and in standby. Cibes home lifts use screw-drive technology with no hydraulic oil, no deep pit, and no machine room. At Cibes Lift Thailand (subsidiary of Cibes Lift Group AB in Gävle, since 1947), one question from homeowners keeps coming back: will a lift raise my electricity bill? The short answer is no. The longer answer is a Swedish approach to engineering, where sustainability shapes how a lift is designed, how it is built, and how long it stays in service. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfkcHt7AwoU Martin Lewerth , CEO of Cibes Lift Group, participated in an exclusive discussion and interview regarding the growth direction of the home elevator market in Thailand and Southeast Asia. How much electricity does a home elevator actually use? A Cibes home lift connects to a standard 220V household power supply, similar to common home appliances, with no machine room equipment running in the background. The screw-driven system is engineered for low consumption both in use and in standby. Buyers do not have to take that on faith. For example, a Sustainability Report or a third-party verified Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) documents the lift's lifecycle carbon footprint, material composition, recyclability, and energy use, so energy claims can be checked against independent data. In practice, a home lift travels short distances a few times a day. Combined with an energy efficient drive and quiet operation, the running cost stays modest, especially compared with the comfort it returns every day. Battery backup functions also mean the lift can bring passengers safely to a floor during a power interruption. Why is screw-drive technology a sustainable choice? Screw-driven home lifts use a mechanically simple system with fewer moving parts and no hydraulic oil to top up, replace, or dispose of. Fewer parts mean less maintenance and less waste over the lifetime of the lift. There is also a construction benefit that is easy to overlook. Because Cibes home lifts are designed without a deep pit or a separate machine room, installation requires far less concrete, steel, and demolition work. For renovations of existing Thai homes, that means less disruption and a smaller construction footprint. The design is also meant to last and then come apart cleanly. Cibes lifts use a modular construction with separable steel and aluminum components, so parts can be accessed, replaced, or upgraded instead of replacing the whole lift. One of the group's key platform lift models reaches a recyclability rate of 91 percent based on its material composition, supporting a group target of 90 percent recyclability for all lifts by 2030. Every drive technology involves trade-offs. Hydraulic systems rely on oil that needs maintenance and disposal, and they often require more construction work. Traction systems suit tall buildings but need structural provisions a family home rarely has. A screw-driven home lift trades top speed for compactness, simplicity, and low energy use, which is the right balance for a residence of two to five floors. It is not designed for high-rise duty, and that focus is exactly why it stays efficient. What does "made by a Swedish manufacturer" mean for sustainability? It means the environmental claims are documented, not just declared. Cibes production units in Sweden and China hold ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications, the international standards for quality and environmental management, and the Gävle factory has signed a REACH compliance statement aligned with EU chemical regulations. The group also publishes an annual Sustainability Report . The 2025 edition is inspired by the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) and sets measurable targets: a 50 percent reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 from a 2022 baseline, and 90 percent renewable energy in production units by 2030. Renewable energy reached 23 percent of production unit consumption in 2025, helped by a new solar installation at the Jiaxing factory and a Polish factory running on electricity sourced entirely from onshore wind farms. For a homeowner in Thailand, the practical takeaway is simple: the lift in your home comes from a supply chain that measures its impact, reports it publicly every year, and shows the numbers that still need work alongside the wins. How does Cibes support sustainability in Thailand? Since incoporating its direct subsidiary in Thailand in early 2016, Cibes has partnered with Sansiri, MQDC and many small businesses and private home owners (over 1,000 units as of early 2026) to empower differently-abled individuals, because accessibility is a social commitment as much as a product feature. A wheelchair friendly home elevator that lets an aging parent or a family member with limited mobility reach every floor is sustainability in its most human form. Group-wide, Cibes tracks the number of lifts sold that improve accessibility as a formal sustainability target. That commitment is local, not remote. Cibes employs more than 100 people in Thailand across sales, installation, and service, so the team that designs for accessibility is also the team that maintains your lift for years. We explored that human side in our earlier member update on why accessibility often brings families closer. The environmental story and the family story are really the same story: a home designed to be used fully, by everyone, for many years. Is an energy efficient home elevator a long-term investment? Many homeowners think of a lift as a purchase for today's needs. In reality it is a long-service asset. Cibes' key platform lift model has an expected service life of approximately 25 years, built around a screw-and-nut drive system and a modular construction in which components can be replaced or upgraded without replacing the lift. That is the thinking behind what the group calls future-proof homes: as mobility changes, the house stays fully usable without forcing a costly move or a major renovation later. In that sense, the most sustainable home is often the one a family never has to leave. Four checks before choosing a home elevator brand FAQ about Home Elevators Do home elevators need a special electrical installation? Most Cibes home lifts run on a standard 220V household connection and do not require a separate machine room. Backup power functions are included for safe operation during outages. Do home elevators in Thailand need three-phase power? Most Cibes home lifts are designed for a standard 220V household connection, so a typical Thai home does not need a three-phase upgrade for the lift alone. But we also provide options to use 380V three-phases for all our models. Can I install a home lift in an existing house in Thailand? Yes, in most cases. Cibes home lifts are modular and screw-driven , with no deep pit and no machine room , so they are designed to retrofit into existing homes with limited construction work. A site survey confirms the best position and any structural requirements. What home lift is suitable for elderly parents in Thailand? Look for step-free entry, simple controls, battery backup for power interruptions, and a local service team that can respond quickly. Cibes designs its home lifts around aging in place, keeping the family home accessible as mobility changes instead of forcing a move. Are home elevators environmentally friendly? It depends on the technology and the manufacturer. Screw-driven platform lifts avoid hydraulic oil and need less construction work to install. When comparing brands, look for the energy data of the specific model, third-party verified documents such as an EPD, and factory certifications such as ISO 14001. How can I check a lift brand's sustainability claims? Ask three things: does the manufacturer publish an annual sustainability report, which certifications do its factories hold, and is there a third-party verified Environmental Product Declaration for the model you are considering. Cibes Lift Group publishes its sustainability report every year. Cibes Lift Thailand and the Swedish business community Cibes Lift Thailand is a proud Annual Gold Partner of SweCham Thailand. We support Swedish initiatives in the Kingdom through the chamber's community, and long-term collaboration with Swedish business networks in Thailand. To know more, contact us via our website www.cibeslift.co.th About the Author: Bruno Radegonde is Thailand Managing Director at Cibes Lift (Thailand) Co., ltd. And Senior Director for Marketing and Commercial Excellence Apac & Mena. He has been part of the Cibes Lift Group since 2021 and worked in Thailand since 2010. Bruno holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from University of Paris 12. Previous Next

AstraZeneca and the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chulalongkorn University, have signed an MOU to announce their collaboration in enhancing the potential of pharmaceutical personnel < Back New Collaboration to Strengthen Pharmaceutical Expertise in Thailand: AstraZeneca and Chulalongkorn University Sign MOU 19 Jun 2025 AstraZeneca and the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chulalongkorn University, have signed an MOU to announce their collaboration in enhancing the potential of pharmaceutical personnel This includes offering learning opportunities through practical experience and co-developing a curriculum that facilitates access to innovative medicines, thereby strengthening a robust and sustainable public health system. Bangkok, 17 June 2025 – AstraZeneca Thailand and the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Chulalongkorn University announce a strategic collaboration formalised through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance the potential of students and company personnel through various cooperative programmes. These programmes focus on developing essential knowledge and skills, alongside facilitating access to innovative medicines. This partnership also aims to elevate public health collaboration by fostering the capabilities of medical personnel who play a crucial role in driving Thailand's public health system. The signing ceremony was held at the Pharmacy 80th Year Building, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chulalongkorn University, and was witnessed by executives from both organisations. This collaboration includes the "Early Talent Future Career Development" programme, which supports pharmacy students in developing their potential through internships aligned with industry standards, offering real-life experience. It also features workshops and lectures delivered by AstraZeneca personnel, preparing students for their future careers, commencing in May 2025. Furthermore, AstraZeneca Thailand and Chulalongkorn University are co-developing a curriculum focused on market access management, a critical component in enhancing access to innovative medicines for Thai patients and fostering collaborations between public and private sectors. The course, aimed at elevating the skills of AstraZeneca employees, is set to begin in June 2025. Mr. Roman Ramos, President of AstraZeneca Thailand and Frontier Markets , stated, "AstraZeneca is deeply honoured to have earned the trust of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Chulalongkorn University. This collaboration is part of our strategy to continuously develop personnel capabilities, thereby enhancing the quality of life for patients in Thailand. AstraZeneca is committed to providing knowledge to support pharmaceutical education and to strengthening the public health system, aiming to improve and enhance the quality of life for the Thai people." Associate Professor Dr. Vorasit Wongsutthilert, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chulalongkorn University , expressed, "The collaboration with AstraZeneca Thailand reaffirms the faculty's dedication to promoting excellence among pharmacy graduates by equipping them with essential skills for today’s dynamic world and translating research into applicable innovations. This partnership will effectively elevate the potential of students and the pharmaceutical industry to meet future challenges and opportunities." This partnership highlights the commitment of both organisations to personnel development and knowledge expansion in the pharmaceutical industry. It also underscores the confidence in Thailand's ability to advance medical professionals and public health systems in the future by sharing knowledge to promote societal progress and sustainably improve quality of life. PR Credit: AstraZeneca Previous Next

On Monday 31 Match 2025, The president of Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce, together with Foreign Joint Chamber of Commerce and other partners’ chambers of commerce, participated in the Grand Opening of TIESC at One Bangkok.  < Back SweCham's President Joined the Grand Opening of TIESC! 31 Mar 2025 On Monday 31 Match 2025, The president of Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce, together with Foreign Joint Chamber of Commerce and other partners’ chambers of commerce, participated in the Grand Opening of TIESC: Thailand Investment and Expat Services Center at One Bangkok. This newly established center aims to integrate the One Start One Stop Investment Center (OSOS) and the One Stop Service for Visa and Work Permit, thereby streamlining essential government services to facilitate smoother business operations for both investors and expatriates within Thailand. The event was honored by the presence of Her Excellency Ms. Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister of Thailand, who presided over the ceremony and delivered a keynote speech, marking this significant milestone in the advancement of Thailand's investment and expatriate services ecosystem. The launch of the TIESC represents a commendable effort to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of vital services for the international business community in Thailand. By consolidating key government functions, this initiative promises to significantly improve the experience for investors and expatriates, fostering a more conducive and welcoming environment for continued economic collaboration and growth. We anticipate that this center will serve as a valuable resource, further strengthening Thailand's position as a premier destination for investment and international talent. TIESC provides comprehensive solutions to meet the needs of investors and expatriates, offering streamlined and professional services, including: Visa & Work Permit Services Prompt services are suitably provided for investors and expatriates. The Services of Immigration Bureau and Department of Employment Services are provided for expatriates coming to work in Thailand, according to the Regulations of the Prime Minister's Office on the Establishment of Visa and Work Permit Service Center. LTR Visa Services Comprehensive advice on Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa is catered to : • Wealthy Global Citizens: High-net-worth individuals • Wealthy Pensioners: Retirees seeking long-term residence in Thailand • Work-from-Thailand Professionals: Foreign professionals working remotely for overseas companies while residing in Thailand • Highly Skilled Professionals: Experts in Thailand's targeted industries such as technology, science, and healthcare Investment Advisory Services Complete and easy-to-understand information on investment promotion and doing business in Thailand is provided. Contact TIESC Phone: +66 2 209 1100 Websites : • BOI Visa : https://swe-expert.boi.go.th • LTR Visa : https://ltr.boi.go.th • SMART Visa : https://smart-visa.boi.go.th • OSOS : https://osos.boi.go.th E-Mail : [email protected] | [email protected] | [email protected] | [email protected] Previous Next

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On the evening of Tuesday, 16 January, SweCham had the pleasure of supporting the Swedish Institute Management Program’s (SIMP) Diploma ceremony with the Swedish Alumni Network Thailand (SANT) held at the Swedish Residence. < Back Swedish Institute Management Program Diploma Presentation Ceremony 18 Jan 2024 On the evening of Tuesday, 16 January, SweCham had the pleasure of supporting the Swedish Institute Management Program’s (SIMP) Diploma ceremony with the Swedish Alumni Network Thailand (SANT) held at the Swedish Residence. The evening commenced with an address by H.E. Anna Hammargren, our ambassador, emphasising the significance of SANT initiatives and its role in fostering connections between the two nations. Following the Ambassador’s opening remarks, we were privileged to hear from Trade Commissioner Kacper Pierzynowski. In his speech, Kacper underscored the significance of SIMP, highlighting its pivotal role in enhancing relations with key stakeholders in Thailand. The highlight of the evening was when H.E. Anna Hammargren conferred the diplomas for the SIMP graduates. SIMP is a programme for ambitious thought leaders who want to bridge the gap between desired action and sustainability. It offers the tools for people to take charge and move to the next level. SANT celebrated its accomplishments from the past year at this special event, showcasing impactful activities, including the Plogging initiative, a roundtable discussion on ‘Plastic Waste: Management and Social Awareness’ hosted by Tetra Pak, and insightful professional networking sessions on ‘Career Development to Secure Your Future.’ with a special speaker from IKEA. SANT’s valuable contribution to the Swedish Education and Career Days 2023, promoting Swedish education for Thai students, further cemented the SANT commitment to fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange. Khun Chaidarun Tippawan, SANT Chairperson, further took the stage to express heartfelt gratitude to the outgoing 2023 Board for their unwavering dedication and hard work. Moving forward, we are excited to announce that our Executive Director, Dr Pojanath Bhatanacharoen, a proud Sweden alumna, will join the new SANT Board 2024 as their advisor, lending her expertise and insights to guide the SANT community towards even greater achievements. After all the speeches, presentations, and ceremonies the evening ended with wonderful food from Rembrandt Hotel & Suites and good networking. Previous Next

Mr. Peter Bjork, President of the Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham), arranged a meeting between our member Entry Point North < Back SweCham Connects Entry Point North with RMUTK for Aviation Collaboration 28 Apr 2026 Mr. Peter Bjork , President of the Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham) , arranged a meeting between our member Entry Point North —represented by Mr. Flemming Eske Hansen, CFO & Strategy Director —and Rajamangala University of Technology Krungthep (RMUTK) at its Sathorn Campus on 27 April. We would like to express our sincere thanks to RMUTK President, Dr. Pichai Janmanee , and the Director of the International College, Dr. Suphaporn Akapin , for their warm welcome to our delegation. This productive meeting provided a valuable opportunity to discuss potential cooperation in establishing an academy for air traffic controllers and related training—an important development in the field of air transportation. Both Entry Point North and RMUTK are partners with Aeronautical Radio of Thailand, located on Nanglinchee Road opposite the RMUTK campus, creating strong potential for collaboration. In addition, a new Aviation Center is currently under construction at the RMUTK campus, highlighting its growing role as a hub for aviation training and innovation. Previous Next

Today, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Thailand embarked on a visit to the Sustainable Energy Institute (SEI) at Chulalongkorn University. < Back SweCham and SEI Explore Collaboration Opportunities 11 Dec 2024 Today, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Thailand embarked on a visit to the Sustainable Energy Institute (SEI) at Chulalongkorn University. The visit provided SweCham members with valuable insights into SEI's cutting-edge research and innovative projects in the field of sustainable energy. Through presentations and discussions, both organisations engaged in a fruitful exchange of knowledge and expertise, exploring potential areas for future collaboration. Building on this successful visit, SweCham and SEI aim to foster a strong partnership. This collaboration will involve joint initiatives such as knowledge sharing workshops, research collaborations, and the exploration of business opportunities in the sustainable energy sector. By leveraging their combined strengths, we aim to contribute significantly to Thailand's transition towards a more sustainable and energy-efficient future. Thank you Khun Niall, Khun Francis, and Khun Raja for the insightful introduction and welcoming us at the SEI office! Previous Next

Marking its 50th anniversary in Thailand, Volvo announced its ambition to go fully electric in 2025. < Back Volvo Car Thailand ‘Closer to realising full-electric ambitions’ 26 Apr 2023 Volvo Car (Thailand) continued to strengthen its position as the leader in the premium electric segment by recording full-year sales growth of 71% in 2022, as consumers showed an increasing appetite to drive electric-powered vehicles. The rapid growth of electric vehicle sales takes the company a step closer to realising its goal of being a fully electric car company in Thailand in 2025. Despite the production restraints caused by component shortages, the demand for Volvo Cars in Thailand remained robust, with sales of fully electric models, including the C40 Recharge Pure Electric and the XC40 Recharge Pure Electric, growing by 190 percent during the year of 2022, accounting for over one-third of total vehicle sales. Volvo Cars’ Recharge line-up also reported a sales increase of 24 percent, amounting to 64.8 percent of the company’s total sales volume. Among the top-selling models were the XC60 Recharge Ultimate T8 Plug-in Hybrid (22.7% of sales), the XC40 Recharge Pure Electric (22.2%), the XC40 Recharge Ultimate T5 Plug-in Hybrid (14.7%), the C40 Recharge Pure Electric (13%) and the V60 Recharge Ultimate T8 Plug-in Hybrid (9.1%). To commemorate its 50th year of operation in Thailand this year, the company also announced an ambitious plan to sell only fully electric cars in Thailand in 2025, five years ahead of the company’s global target. “This year marks a special occasion as Volvo Car introduced our first model to Thailand 50 years ago with a promise of safe driving. As we embark on our next 50 years, we extend our promise of safe driving to include protecting the environment and the world we live in. We are delighted that drivers in Thailand are so enthusiastic about electric-powered vehicles, and we are confident that our bold ambition to sell only full electric cars in 2025 will be successful,” said Chris Wailes, Managing Director of Volvo Car (Thailand) Limited . Reinforcing Volvo’s commitment to using clean energy for a sustainable future, four dealerships were chosen to house Solar Carport charging station installations, helping to lower electricity bills and reduce carbon emissions. Volvo Car Thailand also built closer connections with consumers as part of the “Live Life Better with Volvo” campaign, which encourages people to become more conscious of the environment and communicate the importance of living life sustainability. Adventurous outdoor activities hosted by Volvo included cycling and trail running, giving Thais an opportunity to explore their thrill-seeking side and get in touch with nature. Southeast Asia’s first brand experience center, Volvo Studio Bangkok, also hosted a number of fun and interesting events and activities throughout the year. “In line with our promise to launch at least one new electric car every year, in 2023, we will continue to strengthen our position as a leader in the premium electric segment by launching two new Pure Electric models that will further raise our standards in safety and a more sustainable lifestyle. We will continue to be pioneers in the protection of people and the planet and achieve our goal of being a fully electric car company in 2025 in Thailand, five years ahead of our global target,” “Looking ahead, Volvo will continue to shape the future of mobility with safety and sustainability in mind. We have made it our mission to make life easier, better, and safer, so everyone can live life to the fullest,” added Chris. For more information, including the latest company news, please visit www.volvocars.com/th or follow Volvo’s official fan page http://www.facebook.com/volvocarsth . Visit Volvo Studio Bangkok, located on the 3rd floor of ICONSIAM, to learn more about the Volvo brand. Previous Next

Big thanks to Saab for your warm welcome on the SweCham Member visit! < Back SweCham Member Visited Saab! 18 Apr 2023 This month, the SweCham team visited our Member, Saab, at their office. Many thanks to Khun Fredrik Lindblom , Head of Saab Thailand and Governor of SweCham, for his warm welcome! During our visit, we gained more insights into the partnership between Saab and the Thai industry. As Saab has been active in Thailand since the mid-1980s, the company has transferred important advanced technology and know-how to the locals. Moreover, Saab’s world-leading position in civil air traffic management is reflected in Thailand where their solutions are in operation at Thailand’s largest airports. The SweCham team was very grateful for the valuable information we gained during this visit. Furthermore, our visit led us to discuss Thailand’s economy and how we could support Saab. We also shared information about the SweCham activities and projects, such as our advocacy work, events, members’ projects, etc. Additionally, we discussed the opportunities to work together on future projects. The SweCham team looks forward to developing new opportunities and collaborations with Saab in the future! To discover more about Saab, please visit: www.saab.com Previous Next

< Back Swedish National Day and Midsummer Lunch Celebration, 10 June 2023 The long awaited Swedish National Day and Midsummer Lunch Celebration 2023 was a great success! On Saturday, 10 June, the Swedish National Day and Midsummer Lunch Celebration 2023 took place at Lancaster Bangkok. Together with Sweden Alumni Network Thailand, Svenskgruppen i Bangkok, SWEA Bangkok, and Thai-Nordic Association, we gathered over 70 people at the event for one of the most loved Swedish traditions. The doors opened at 11:00 and SweCham welcomed everyone for some mingle before the lunch would take place at 12:00. A great and diverse buffet was awaiting the guests with some of the most iconic typical Midsummer dishes including three types of marinated herrings, boiled small potatoes with butter and dill, smoked salmon and of course the meatballs just to name a fraction of what was offered. After enjoying the buffet, it was time for the popular SweCham quiz which challenged the participants with both Midsummer-related questions and general knowledge questions. The winners were awarded with Marabou chocolate which was highly appreciated. The highlight for many which was the final section of our Midsummer Lunch was our coveted raffle game. This year we were delighted to give away some fantastic prizes and we congratulate all the lucky winners. Once again, we would also like to thank all the raffle prize sponsors: Aleenta Phuket Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai akyra Manor Hotel Chiang Mai BNH Hospital The Legend Chiang Rai Escape Room Thailand CoffeeWorks FOREO jOOBOO The Landmark Bangkok Mammas Kök Husqvarna Amrapur Tailors and Khun Peter Björk SweCham would like to thank everyone who participated in this event and your invaluable support! SweCham would also like to express our gratitude to Ambassador Jon Åström Gröndahl for his valuable contributions to the chamber and extends its best wishes for his future endeavours. Click here for the Full Photo Book! As SweCham continuously organises events to create opportunities for our members and friends to connect, please stay tuned for more upcoming events at www.swecham.com . We look forward to seeing you at our next event in September! Previous Next

Last Friday, Dr Pojanath Bhatanacharoen, our Executive Director, and Khun Thittiya Sommana, our Events and Marketing Officer, had the pleasure of visiting the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) office, alongside the Netherland-Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Swiss-Thai Chamber of Commerce. < Back Forging Sustainable Collaborations in the MICE Industry with TCEB 29 Jan 2024 Last Friday, Dr Pojanath Bhatanacharoen, our Executive Director, and Khun Thittiya Sommana, our Events and Marketing Officer, had the pleasure of visiting the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) office, alongside the Netherland-Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Swiss-Thai Chamber of Commerce. In addition, the visit provided us with a great opportunity to discuss potential sustainable collaborations. We were pleased to gain insights into TCEB's strategies aimed at shaping the business events industry in Thailand and its sustainability initiatives, with a particular emphasis on advancing the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) agenda within the International Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) industry. The SweCham Team would like to thank TCEB for the warm welcome and the highly informative meeting. We eagerly anticipate the positive impact we aspire to create through this collaborative effort with TCEB and our partners! Previous Next