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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), in partnership with leading organisations, proudly supported the Forbes Under 30 Summit Asia from 10th to 12th September.
Staged in Bangkok, the event reinforced Thailand’s growing role as a global hub for international conferences and creative exchange, welcoming some of Asia’s most influential under-30 entrepreneurs and innovators across multiple sectors.
TAT deputy governor for marketing communications Nithee Seeprae remarked: “Hosting the Forbes Under 30 Summit Asia reflects Thailand’s readiness to deliver world-class events and to inspire the next generation of leaders. By showcasing Thailand’s soft power through our 5 Must-Do Experiences, we are able to offer participants an unforgettable experience while advancing the country’s position as a global event destination.”
It goes without saying that the Forbes Under 30 Summit Asia in Bangkok reaffirmed Thailand’s appeal as a destination that combines business, creativity, and inspiration on the global stage.
Jumpstarting the future in Bangkok
Held under the theme Jumpstarting the Future, the summit featured keynote talks, panel discussions, and networking sessions on topics such as artificial intelligence, investment trends, sustainability, and innovation.
A Discovery Area showcased breakthrough products and ideas from Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia honourees over the past decade, ranging from health and lifestyle brands to cutting-edge technology.
Highlights included leading names such as Moom Health, motoguo, and Promunch, alongside innovations such as a bionic arm, AI-powered wearable cameras, and electric motorcycles.
Likewise, the event drew in some of Asia’s most dynamic entrepreneurs, investors, and creators among its speakers.
The lineup included Qupital co-founder Andy Chan, Yellow AI chief executive Rashid Khan, The Brand Shaper founder Sasha Tan, and Grw AI co-founder Dan Ash, among others.
Singaporean rapper-entrepreneur Yung Raja shared their personal journeys at the intersection of entertainment and business, adding a touch of global flavour to the event.
The programme also featured live culinary showcases by Forbes 30 Under 30 alumni chef Ardy Ferguson from Hong Kong and Lavonne Academy of Baking Science and Pastry Arts founder Vinesh Johny.
The summit also included live performances from rising Asian artists including Indian singer-songwriter Pavithra Chari and Singaporean musician Shazza.
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