Picture courtesy of The Pattaya News

 

In a dazzling display of unity and cooperation, over 2,500 Indian dealers and employees gathered on Koh Larn island on December 13, led by the renowned Indian real estate investor Gokul Kripa. The event set out to break three Guinness World Records, highlighting the robust relationship between India and Thailand. Organised by GOKUL KRIPA SALES AND MARKETING PVT. LTD., the day unfolded at Samae San Beach under the leadership of Managing Director Sumerji and board members.

 

This ambitious event sought to achieve impressive feats: the creation of the largest Indian national flag on Thai soil, a coordinated parade of more than 60 speedboats featuring Indian flags across the sea, and the delivery of the longest speech to a live audience of 2,500 participants. Planning and execution were managed by Booking Window DMC Thailand, a premier Destination Management Company, with logistics support from Hemtrip, a leading tour operator.

 

The event showcased Thailand's excellence as a tourism destination, solidifying its reputation through flawless execution. Beyond attempting records, the gathering showcased deep ties between India and Thailand, highlighting visionary leadership, effective event management, and a celebration of cross-cultural collaboration. Participants and organisers highlighted these shared values and the potential for long-term partnerships between the nations.

 

Economic impacts were notable, with organisers estimating an influx of over 150 million baht (approximately $4.5 million) into the local economy. The record attempt boosted tourism in Pattaya, promoting accommodations, transportation, and other services. The event celebrated India's cultural heritage abroad and reinforced Thailand’s role as a go-to destination for incentive travel and large-scale corporate events, reported The Thaiger.

 

The formal recognition of these records remains pending, but the impact on tourism is immediate, setting the stage for future international events in Thailand. As the tourism sector continues to rebound, this gathering exemplified the economic benefits of hosting high-spending international groups.

 

Picture courtesy of The Pattaya News

 

Key Takeaways:

 

• Over 2,500 Indian participants aimed to set three Guinness World Records in Thailand.
• The event potentially infused over 150 million baht into Pattaya's local economy.
• It showcased Thailand's appeal as a prime destination for international events.

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  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-12-15

 

 

 

This is disgusting. Probably the worst thing I've seen in my entire 20 years living in Thailand.

Ladyboy"s  dream.

4 minutes ago, kwak250 said:

Ladyboy"s  dream.

 

Indeed, how many gold chains/necklaces went missing? 

13 minutes ago, NorthernRyland said:

This is disgusting. Probably the worst thing I've seen in my entire 20 years living in Thailand.

If they leave them all there I might improve my opinion on it!

The finest of people. I have shared a straw or two with them on the 6 a number of times, and indeed I now have a closet full of suits thanks to their recommendations. 

This isn't a report. This is advertising. For the "GOKUL KRIPA SALES AND MARKETING PVT. LTD." and Gokul Kripa, the "renowned Indian real-estate investor." Well done, "Managing Director Sumerji."

 

That's all that we were supposed to remember anyway. Mission accomplished.

 

Maybe we could get "GOKUL KRIPA SALES AND MARKETING PVT. LTD." to sponsor real-estate section on AseanNow?

1 hour ago, webfact said:

over 2,500 Indian dealers and employees gathered on

Dealers in what ? Properties ?.....

Is this how Guinness Records works now?  Ross and Norris would be appalled.

Can you imagine the state of the toilets around that area.

Oh my buddha. 

I knew I smelled something. 

1 hour ago, NorthernRyland said:

This is disgusting. Probably the worst thing I've seen in my entire 20 years living in Thailand.

Exactly, they give false information. They did not only break 3 records, but 4. The most disgusting gathering in Thai history.

1 hour ago, Gottfrid said:

Exactly, they give false information. They did not only break 3 records, but 4. The most disgusting gathering in Thai history.

 

4 of the most petty tribalistic dick measuring records you could think up.

 

"This ambitious event sought to achieve impressive feats: the creation of the largest Indian national flag on Thai soil"

 

So basically Thailand is cuckolding for India now too. 

 

The thing that I hate most about Indians is their totally unwarranted national pride and arrogance and this story is a perfect example.

I can smell it in Chiang Rai, give them antiperspirant-deodorant quick

5 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

This is disgusting. Probably the worst thing I've seen in my entire 20 years living in Thailand.

Why are you disgusted? It's a good money earner and a lot of fun for many people. 

4 hours ago, quake said:

Can you imagine the state of the toilets around that area.

Oh my buddha. 

 

Toilets? What toilets? They just relieve themselves wherever they want.

Bonnie Blue's marketing people drop the ball again. Massive opportunity lost.

7 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

This is disgusting. Probably the worst thing I've seen in my entire 20 years living in Thailand.

I agree, can you imagine the smell? 

At least tell them to put their arms down !

5 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

 

4 of the most petty tribalistic dick measuring records you could think up.

 

"This ambitious event sought to achieve impressive feats: the creation of the largest Indian national flag on Thai soil"

 

So basically Thailand is cuckolding for India now too. 

 

The thing that I hate most about Indians is their totally unwarranted national pride and arrogance and this story is a perfect example.

"totally unwarranted national pride and arrogance"

 

Pretty much the case with every country''s national pride.

Don't need a reason really.

But being a cradle of civilization and having made an unmanned moon landing aren't that bad.

 

"The thing that I hate most about Indians"... so apparently you have a list?

I guess haters gotta hate.

 

 

what a bunch of useless idiot dorks sucking up to their criminal real estate thief. 

8 hours ago, quake said:

Can you imagine the state of the toilets around that area.

Oh my buddha. 

In my honest experience of years spent in India and years spent in Singapore I'd definitely rather follow to the loo the average Indian. 

7 hours ago, NorthernRyland said:

 

4 of the most petty tribalistic dick measuring records you could think up.

 

"This ambitious event sought to achieve impressive feats: the creation of the largest Indian national flag on Thai soil"

 

So basically Thailand is cuckolding for India now too. 

 

The thing that I hate most about Indians is their totally unwarranted national pride and arrogance and this story is a perfect example.

You appear to be the most racist commenter I have come across on this forum, which is saying a lot. And no, I'm not even remotely left-wing.

1 hour ago, cdemundo said:

"totally unwarranted national pride and arrogance"

 

Pretty much the case with every country''s national pride.

Don't need a reason really.

 

Except India is widely reviled and at the bottom of the list for places you'd want to visit or go to live and work. That doesn't stop Indians from being some of the most nationalist people on the planet though.

25 minutes ago, Katatonica said:

You appear to be the most racist commenter I have come across on this forum, which is saying a lot. And no, I'm not even remotely left-wing.

 

yeah well many of us done with this racism idea entirely. Thinking racism is the greatest sin is just as ingrained in the right wingers but it's dying off with the older generation of Boomers and world war II mythology.

I don’t get it. Why come all the way to Thailand to draw your flag in the sand? Stay home and wave an even bigger one. 

1 hour ago, Katatonica said:

In my honest experience of years spent in India and years spent in Singapore I'd definitely rather follow to the loo the average Indian. 

 

What's Singapore got to do with it.

I have seen a guy take a crap in the street in India, never seen that in Singapore.

But hey, maybe they do the same.

But think maybe they would get some stick for that. 

 

 

4 hours ago, Cameroni said:

Bonnie Blue's marketing people drop the ball again. Massive opportunity lost.

 

She may have to put all the tom and dicks on hold for a while. 

Possible jail time coming up for her. 

I wonder if she will visit India for he next conquest?

46 minutes ago, daveAustin said:

I don’t get it. Why come all the way to Thailand to draw your flag in the sand? Stay home and wave an even bigger one. 

 

Exactly. So out of touch too. Did they really think we'd be impressed the Indians came to tell us great India is? It's laughable really.

 

This post appears to be a paid PR advertisement also which makes it more annoying.