ThailandPresents.com has been launched

Kwankamol Prurapark

 

 

BANGKOK, 17th June 2017 (NNT) –A new website has been launched to boost the Thai economy 

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as one of the main organizers, together with various members of the public and private sectors, has created a website, called ThailandPresents.com to introduce Thai products and services to a worldwide audience. 

Following the government policy of “Thailand 4.0”, the MFA decided to gather prominent Thai products and services and feature them on a website called ThailandPresents.com, to make it easy for consumers to search for and purchase Thai products in one place online. 

The website is user-friendly and offers a wide range of Thai products and services, ranging from organic products, health and wellness products, art and craft products, food products, and Thai hospitality/services, to products involved in R&D and technology. The website is available in three languages: Thai, English, and Chinese. 

A parallel project is going to install Touch-Screen Kiosks in the offices of Thailand’s foreign missions across the world. This is to promote information regarding Thai-made items created exclusively by Thai designers. 

The MFA project aims to boost both the trade and investment sectors, as well as to help expand promotional channels and target shoppers interested in the products of SME entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs who want their items to be displayed on the website, which is a free service, can make direct contact via the “Ask us” button.

 

 

 

-- nnt 2017-06-18

So they deliver to any country ?

 

 

Is this a joke?  

15 minutes ago, Shroud said:

Is this a joke?  

Although not the intent, it unfortunately is in some respects. The purchasing options for consumer items isn't viable.

They should cut a supply deal with Amazon for the consumer items and let Amazon handle sales & logistics. Everyone loves Thai food and Thai edibles. (I do so therefore it   must be     )

Make it easy to get  quality Thai products and the  stuff will jump off the shelves.

When I go food shopping I avoid Thai produced items. The reason is that a lot is produced by people in servitude, and I don't believe has been fixed.

17 hours ago, rooster59 said:

The website is user-friendly

How considerate of them. 

 

basic and unimaginative design but at least it doesn't have annoying adverts popping up all over the place. yet.

 

and this is one of the FAQs; What needs to be done in order to know the exhibitions based on the time difference in Thailand? 

 

Opening a webshop? Oh, dear! And that is new? Implemented in Thailand 4.0?
Most of the other webshops that exist on the Internet made that at an early stage of Internet 1,7