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Agenda: NVTHC Christmas Gala at Centara Grand Beach Resort on December 18

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December 1 2021

Please note: Centara checks whether you have been vaccinated.
Clothing: smart casual (so no shorts and slippers).

The NVTHC is organizing a Christmas dinner dance on Saturday December 18, which will take place in the garden of Centara, the most beautiful hotel in Hua Hin and the surrounding area, just like last year. The program is more exciting than ever with the well-known Dutch/Belgian swing orchestra B2F, conducted by Jos Muijtjens. This year with vocals by Kirsten Hillen from Enschede. During the champagne bubbles after entry and during the breaks, violinist Jung a run Junghenjit plays festive music, while the one and only Elvis Presley is guaranteed to get you on the seats.

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