Every first day of May (May 1) is celebrated in Thailand – as in many countries around the world – as National Labour Day. It is an official holiday for employees, and so many businesses will be closed for the day. In Thailand, National Labour Day has been celebrated since
Dear DTCC Members & Friends, Whether you are celebrating Labor Day or just the end of a long week, it is time to clock out and head up. The Thai-Nordic Association invites you to a sunset view, cold drinks, and great company at The Social: After Workers! After Workers Unite!
May 4th is a public holiday in Thailand, commemorating the coronation of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, the tenth monarch of the Chakri dynasty.
