The Kingdom of Thailand will showcase the transformation of its unique charm into the \u2018smart\u2019 country of Thailand 4.0 through its pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai. The pavilion\u2019s design and exhibitions will showcase the country as a regional hub of technology and digital innovations, as well as highlighting the \u2018Thai DNA\u2019 of thoughtfulness and smiles through its \u2018Miracle of Smiles\u2019 feature.<\/p>\n
With its unique geographical location in the heart of Asia, Thailand serves as a dynamic gateway to the fastest growing economic market in the world. The country\u2019s open-minded people, Thai hospitality, and fascinating culture have empowered Thailand to connect with people across the world and attract all nationalities to visit Thailand at least once in their lifetime.<\/p>\n
At Expo 2020, the Thailand Pavilion\u2019s \u2018Mobility for the Future\u2019 theme will promote the country\u2019s convenient Thai lifestyle and huge business opportunities that benefit from the innovation-based development and visionary planning of transportation, logistics, digital connectivity and personal mobility.<\/p>\n
The Thailand Pavilion is inspired by the flower garland, which is the symbol of warm hospitality, luck and respect that Thai people typically use to welcome their guests. Each of the \u2018blossoms\u2019 on the outside of the pavilion are weaved to embrace all the Expo 2020 visitors, who can engrave Thai flowers that will splendidly bloom in the desert garden. The flowers are also a strong representation of endless mobility from its creation and dispersal of pollen.<\/p>\n
The garland logo is modified to represent the digital era and the connecting lines are used to represent mobility and connectivity, while the Thailand Pavilion\u2019s building will showcase a curtain of flowers, formed by weaving them together using traditional, hand-crafted wisdom.<\/p>\n
The pavilion design also brings out prominent features of Thai architecture, such as the gabled hall, which embodies the Thai gesture of greeting (Wai). Moreover, the gable is also inspired by the garlands use of a native flower called the Dok Luck (Luck flower), typically used for love and luck in the local context, for covering the exterior building with woven flowers that look like a huge curtain surrounding the pavilion. The main colors used are gold to signify the flourishing golden land and endless prosperity.<\/p>\n
Located in Expo 2020\u2019s Mobility Thematic District, with a large plot size of 3,606 square meters, the Thailand Pavilion will emphasize the country\u2019s capacity for being a hub of digital innovation and technology, and as the gateway to the region, facilitating trade and commerce where new opportunities, innovations, markets and cooperative projects are able to take place with ultimate convenience.<\/p>\n
The Digital Economy Promotion Agency is responsible for the Thailand Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, the operating arm of Thailand’s Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (MDES), along with their official representative, Index Creative Village PCL., the Creative Business Leader in Thailand, which has strong experience in managing turnkey projects, such as Thailand\u2019s pavilions at World Expos for over a decade.<\/p>\n
The pavilion is expected to be a place where innovation-based development combines with \u2018Thai DNA\u2019, thus attracting visitors, investors, and business tycoons from all over the world to Thailand and connecting people globally with the hospitality, thoughtfulness and smiles of the Thai people.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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