Welcome Orientation: Upon arrival in Bangkok, you'll be greeted by our Eduventure team. We’ll hold a brief orientation to introduce you to the programme, provide you with essential information about Thailand, and outline the objectives of the study tour.
Cultural Immersion: Begin your journey with a visit to the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. Experience the grandeur of Thai architecture and gain insights into the historical and cultural significance of these landmarks.
Eduventure to Thailand | MBA Study Tour
7
Days
Overview
Eduventure to Thailand: MBA Study Tour
Thailand, a Southeast Asian country, is renowned for its tropical beaches, opulent royal palaces, ancient ruins, and ornate temples featuring figures of Buddha. In Bangkok, the capital, an ultramodern cityscape rises next to quiet canalside communities and iconic temples such as Wat Arun, Wat Pho, and the Emerald Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Kaew). Nearby beach resorts include bustling Pattaya and fashionable Hua Hin.
On this Eduventure, you'll have the opportunity to visit top universities in Thailand and learn from their esteemed faculty. Certificates for the educational visit will also be provided. This experience might open doors for further educational opportunities in these universities, should you consider moving here for advanced studies.
This Eduventure to Thailand will fully satisfy your wanderlust. You will visit the Grand Palace, built in 1782, and Wat Phra Kaew, the most sacred temple in Thailand. You will also explore the famous MBK Center and Wat Saket, which is built on an artificial hill offering splendid city views.
Highlights of this Eduventure:
- Cultural Immersion: Take a walking tour through the vibrant, culturally rich, and lesser-known parts of Bangkok, with ample time for shopping.
- Adventure and Fun: Enjoy a day at Siam Park City, home to the world's largest wave pool, followed by a boat ride at Lumphini Park and other nearby attractions.
Throughout this Eduventure to Thailand, you will experience the high standards of MBA education and the beauty of the country's cities.
Thailand, a Southeast Asian country, is renowned for its tropical beaches, opulent royal palaces, ancient ruins, and ornate temples featuring figures of Buddha. In Bangkok, the capital, an ultramodern cityscape rises next to quiet canalside communities and iconic temples such as Wat Arun, Wat Pho, and the Emerald Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Kaew). Nearby beach resorts include bustling Pattaya and fashionable Hua Hin.
On this Eduventure, you'll have the opportunity to visit top universities in Thailand and learn from their esteemed faculty. Certificates for the educational visit will also be provided. This experience might open doors for further educational opportunities in these universities, should you consider moving here for advanced studies.
This Eduventure to Thailand will fully satisfy your wanderlust. You will visit the Grand Palace, built in 1782, and Wat Phra Kaew, the most sacred temple in Thailand. You will also explore the famous MBK Center and Wat Saket, which is built on an artificial hill offering splendid city views.
Highlights of this Eduventure:
- Cultural Immersion: Take a walking tour through the vibrant, culturally rich, and lesser-known parts of Bangkok, with ample time for shopping.
- Adventure and Fun: Enjoy a day at Siam Park City, home to the world's largest wave pool, followed by a boat ride at Lumphini Park and other nearby attractions.
Throughout this Eduventure to Thailand, you will experience the high standards of MBA education and the beauty of the country's cities.
Trip Info
Study Tour Features
Beverage Manufacturing Tour | Culinary Workshops | Food Manufacturing Factory Visits
Accommodation
3 Star or above category hotels
Study Tour Highlights
- Hands-on Workshops
- Interaction with Top Chefs
- International Certifications
- Internship Opportunities
Special Support
- Female Coordinators
- Local Architect
- Doctor on the Tour
- Local Cuisine
Itinerary
Day 1 :
Arrival in Bangkok
Day 2 :
Hotel Operations and Management:
Visit to a 5-Star Hotel:Tour a luxury hotel in Bangkok, such as the Mandarin Oriental or the Siam Kempinski Hotel. Engage with the management team to learn about the operations, guest services, and management strategies that contribute to their high standards.
Interactive Workshops: Participate in workshops on topics such as customer service excellence, hotel management systems, and revenue management.
Day 3 :
Culinary Arts and Thai Cuisine:
Thai Cooking Class: Visit a renowned culinary school or hotel kitchen for a hands-on Thai cooking class. Learn to prepare traditional dishes such as Pad Thai, Tom Yum Goong, and Green Curry.
Market Visit: Explore a local market with a chef to understand the ingredients and spices that are integral to Thai cuisine.
Day 4 :
Sustainable Tourism Practices:
Eco-Friendly Resorts: Visit eco-friendly resorts and learn about sustainable practices in the hospitality industry. Understand how these resorts balance luxury with environmental responsibility.
Panel Discussion: Attend a panel discussion with experts on sustainable tourism, focusing on the challenges and opportunities in integrating sustainability into hospitality operations.
University Visit: Tour a top hospitality management university in Thailand, such as the Dusit Thani College. Engage with faculty and students to understand the academic and practical training provided.
Career Development Session: Participate in a session on career opportunities in the hospitality industry, focusing on emerging trends and skills required for future professionals.
Day 6 :
Leisure and Networking:
Cultural Show: Enjoy a traditional Thai cultural show, showcasing classical dance and music.
Networking Dinner: Conclude your study tour with a networking dinner, where you can connect with industry professionals, fellow participants, and alumni.
Day 7 :
Departure
Debriefing Session: Before departing, we will hold a debriefing session to reflect on the learnings and experiences of the tour. Share your insights and feedback with the group.
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