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2.3m visit Thailand Pavilion at World Expo 2015
The Nation

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Fireworks to mark the fair closing

MILAN: -- Thailand Pavilion at Milan World Expo 2015 welcomed 2.3 million visitors through the 6-month period that ended on October 31, according to the Agriculture Ministry.

Agriculture Minister Chatchai Sarikulya was pleased that the pavilion attracted over 10 per cent of 21.5 million visitors who showed up at the world’s largest fair.

Thailand Pavilion was voted one of the top 5, along with those of the United Arab Emirates, Japan, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, he said.

"We achieved the goal in promoting Thailand’s strengths in agriculture, with standard food processing technology that entitled us to be the kitchen of the world," he said.

The number of visitors is slightly above the ministry’s target of 2 million.

A survey covering 4,000 visitors showed that 92 per cent of the visitors were the most satisfied with the pavilion’s architectural design. The pavilion is shaped as a ngob, or Thai farmer’s hat, to highlight Thailand’s strengths in agriculture.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/business/2-3m-visit-Thailand-Pavilion-at-World-Expo-2015-30272247.html

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-- The Nation 2015-11-04

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I always wondered why the Thai farmers/gardeners/construction workers don't wear a vietnamese hat to work in the fields.

I visit thailand for more then 20 years now.

They all wear balaclava's or just a huge straw hat. Balaclava's don't belong in hi-so moobaans is my opinion, also not on the street by the way, i associate them with bankrobbers.

Also i've never seen ANY Italian tourist in Thailand, i guess they can't s peak english or just have better destinations for their holidays.

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