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New fact sheet “Tourism in Thailand” from the Dutch embassy in Bangkok

By Gringo
Posted in Dutch embassy, News from Thailand
Tags: Bernard Kelkes, Factsheet, Martin van Buren, Dutch embassy

June 23, 2017

The economic department of the Dutch embassy in Bangkok has published another factsheet, this time entitled “Tourism in Thailand”. If you or your company is active in the tourism sector and are interested in doing business in Thailand, please download this information sheet.

Interview Dutch diplomats in The Big Chilli

By Gringo
Posted in Background
Tags: Bernard Kelkes, Dutch embassy

May 11, 2017

The magazine The Big Chilli, which calls itself the best-read monthly magazine for expats in Thailand, regularly features interviews with foreign diplomats stationed in Bangkok.

Dutch Embassy Bangkok: changing of the guard

By Gringo
Posted in Dutch embassy, News from Thailand
Tags: Ambassador, Bernard Kelkes, Jeff Haenen, Charles Hartogh

July 25, 2015

Three new faces have recently been seen at the Dutch embassy in Bangkok, which are presented to us with a photo on the Facebook page.

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New fact sheet “Tourism in Thailand” from the Dutch embassy in Bangkok

Interview Dutch diplomats in The Big Chilli

Dutch Embassy Bangkok: changing of the guard