2nd Conversation on Regional Development: Chinese Tourism in Southeast Asia: A Blessing for All? On 22 November 2016

The second of SEA Junction Conversation Series on Regional Development focused on the new face of tourism in SEA dominated by tourists from China and the new opportunities and risks that emerge on 22nd November 2016. SEA Junction in collaboration with the Public Policy Studies Institute Foundation (PPSIF) holds the talk and to demonstrates stories of both glory and horror in tourism abound in Southeast Asia.

The talk by Prof. Mingsarn Kaosa-ard, President of the Public Policy Studies Institute Foundation (PPSIF).

Photographers

Rosalia (Lia) Sciortino, Chata Maria and Yanin Wongmai.

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Poster of the event

Lunch gartering of SEA Junction staffs

The venue

Thai cakes for refreshment

Registration table

Early arrivals

Rosalia introducing SEA Junction

The talk is on

Providing a background about Chinese
tourism in Thailand

Greater Mekong sub-region travel
attractions in Chinese

Economist Mingsan explaining the use
of tourism at regional level

The public

An attentive audience

Speaking to the audience

Listening to the presentation

A participant asking a question

Prof. Mingsan answering a question

Group photo