Thai - Danish Club invites friends and members to help return the natural forest back to the world by joining their Mangrove Forest Planting Trip at Samut Songkram Province.  Full Story >>

Source: Danish-Thai Tradenews issued in November 2007, article by Candy Chabada

Charoenpong Punsiri – or ‘Jack’ – is one of the most active members of the Activities Committee of Thai-Danish Club. “Studying in Denmark built up my self-confidence,” Jack says when trying to sum up the benefit of his Danish influence.

“In terms of technology and life experiences - including culture, language and the ways of socializing with European people - I also gained a lot,” Jack adds...  Full Story >>

By: Gregers Møller

A happy bunch of members and friends of Thai-Danish Club went on Saturday 5 July on a trip together to Saraburi to explore the Thai Danish Dairy Farm, and the Khao Yai Winery.

Thai-Danish Club has a special ability. These guys can make people wake up at 5 in the morning to gather at 6.30 outside the main auditorium of Kasetsart University – which is really not the most accessible place in Bangkok. Actually we were not all there by 6.30, but by departure time 7.00 we were. Still we waited until 7.40 for the last “missing person” – except this missing person was not missing at all! He had just climbed directly up into the bus and snuggled up to take a nap without anybody noticing it!...  Full Story >>

Source: Wai Prathumpai

The 1st Thai-Danish Club Bicycle rally at Suan Rod Fai on Saturday 3rd November 2007 was crowded by active and talent 40 bikers. They were all ready to have fun!!!

After the registration, the group of bikers has been divided into 6 teams by the color of water each one got after dipping their chosen unseen color into water. Each biker had to find their way to gather with their team mate and each team had to come up with the name of their team, follow the map given by Jack, and find their direction toward the map to the rally game, which was marked in the map...  Full Story >>

By: Gregers Moller

Stefan van der Sluys and his team from DSV swept clean all the prizes at the 2nd Thai-Danish Club Bowling Tournament played on Saturday 23 June at Major Bowl, Central World in Bangkok.

Senior members of the Thai-Danish club, Sawaeng, Somsiri, Virat and Pahrk handed over all the trophies one by one to the 23 excellent DSV players who had signed up for the tournament, to the applause and admiration of the Thai-Danish Club members.
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Source: Ketsarin Koetkrung, DTCC

The 2nd invitation of get-together event organized by the Thai-Danish Club on Thursday, November 23rd was extremely enjoyable.

Around 7.00 pm. both DTCC and Thai-Danish Club members met in front of Major Bowl Hits, Central World Plaza. Around 37 members showed up ready to have fun. After waiting a moment to form up team’s of 3 to 4 persons, the Bowling tournament started approximately at 8.00 pm.

It was an enjoyable and relaxing evening for both Danes and Thai having a chance to mingle again. And it’s not only because of the fun games that made this tournament lively, but also the environment surrounding friends and colleagues spicing up this lovely evening.  Full Story >>

Source: Gregers Moller
Photos: Wai Prathumpai

With stern authority we were told to put on our life jackets, say goodbye to our loved ones and get into the flimsy little, brightly coloured rubber rafts which would be our only means of survival for the next hour and a half.

Frankly, this looked like a recipe for a disaster: You invite members of a club who have never met before to get up at five o’clock on a Saturday morning to catch a bus to an unknown event called “water rally” 200 km south of Bangkok…  Full Story >>

Source: Mette Stanley Refnov

The Alumni Evening at the Danish Embassy was once again a success. The evening was meant to be a platform where Danish and Thai people could meet and get to know each other and this year more than 100 people chose to do so.
The evening was generously sponsored by The East Asiatic Company and there were open face sandwiches, hot dogs and Danish pastry to remind everybody of their Danish connection.  Full Story >>

The Thai Danish Club is for Thais who have a connection to Denmark through for example work or studies. Here you will meet other Thais with a similar relation to Denmark and you will have the possibility to get in touch with the Danish Business Community in Thailand. To learn more about the Club please click here and if you want to sign up, please click here and print the registration form.  Full Story >>

If good food makes a good party then the Alumni Evening was without a doubt one of this years best parties. Danish “snitter”, Danish pastry and last but definitely not least hot dogs in the Danish way all made memories come back even for people who had not been in Denmark since the 60’s.  Full Story >>