Pattaya Welcomes Southern Thai Youth for Cultural Exchange
Chonburi Province, through Pattaya, has hosted the 47th edition of a youth exchange project aimed at fostering cultural understanding and peaceful coexistence. Young participants from southern Thailand engaged with local culture, economy, and tourism industries under the care of host families.
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