TICA Training - “Lead Smarter, Not Harder”

TICA successfully held its leadership training session, “Lead Smarter, Not Harder,” on Tuesday, 1 July 2025, from 09:00 to 17:00 hrs at The Sukhothai Bangkok. Designed for professionals stepping into or currently navigating leadership roles, this full-day course equipped attendees with practical tools to lead with clarity, confidence, and strategic focus.

Participants benefitted from a series of insightful sessions focused on modern leadership practices, including actionable strategies for team management, project oversight, and effective decision-making. The training also offered an excellent platform for peer-to-peer learning and professional networking, enabling attendees to exchange ideas and experiences in a collaborative setting.

TICA extends its sincere thanks to all who took part for their enthusiasm and active participation. We look forward to welcoming you to our future training programmes and industry events.

For updates on upcoming opportunities, please visit tica.or.th or follow us on Facebook. For further enquiries, contact Khun Kitikun at kitikun@tica.or.th or call 02-938-6590-3

TICA in Focus: Media Meet & Greet

On 9 June 2025, TICA held a Media Meet & Greet at Baan Dusit Thani, where President Khun Prachoom Tantiprasertsuk and President Emeritus Khun Sumate Sudasna welcomed 14 members of the media.

The session served as a platform to share TICA's strategic vision and key insights aimed at strengthening Thailand's position in the global MICE industry. The discussion highlighted upcoming initiatives and reaffirmed TICA's ongoing commitment to industry collaboration and growth.

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New TICA President meets various presidents tourism associations

On 19 May 2025, TICA's newly elected President, Khun Prachoom Tantiprasertsuk, hosted a luncheon at Lancaster Bangkok Hotel with leaders from Thailand's major tourism-related associations.

The associations in attendance included:

• Association of Thai Travel Agents (ATTA)
• The Association of Domestic Travel (ADT)
• Business of Creative and Event Management Association (EMA)
• SITE (Thailand)
• Thai Airlines Association (TAA)
• Tourism Council of Thailand (TCT)
• Thai Exhibition Association (TEA)
• Thai Ecotourism and Adventure Travel Association (TEATA)
• Thai Hotels Association (THA)

The meeting provided a valuable opportunity to exchange insights and discuss collaborative strategies aimed at enhancing the promotion of MICE and tourism to Thailand. The discussions underscored the importance of unified efforts in driving the industry forward.