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THE BANGKOK HAPPY HOUR IS BACK ON JUN 20TH!

7 Jun 2023

Hello MTCO friends

The Mekong Tourism Coordinating Office (MTCO), together with Travel Massive and Khiri Travel, are co-organizing a casual happy hour event in Bangkok on Tuesday 20th June 2023. Let’s come, have a chat, share a drink, see old friends, and of course meet new ones. This is a great opportunity to network, as travel is bouncing back in Thailand and across the Mekong region. If you work in travel industry, please join.

When :

June 20th, Tuesday from 6pm-9pm (come when you wish)

Where:
Monkey POD, Soi 13 Sukhumvit (BTS Nana)

Organized by:

Mekong Tourism Coordinating Office (MTCO), Travel Massive and Khiri Travel

SPECIAL: First 20 guests will receive complimentary drinks, so hurry up !

Looking forward to seeing you there.

MTCO Team

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