School of Tourism and Hospitality Welcomes Study Visit from Buddhirangsi Phibul School, Building Experience and Inspiring Higher Education

The School of Tourism and Hospitality, Suan Dusit University, welcomed teachers and students from Buddhirangsi Phibul School for a study visit and hands-on learning experience at Suan Dusit University, to prepare and inspire them for further study at the higher education level, on Friday, August 7, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

The study visit began at the Dusit Bistro & Co-working Space, Building 2, 3rd floor, where the visiting group watched an introductory video about the School of Tourism and Hospitality and received a warm welcome from Dr. Suchada Apirat, Deputy Dean of the School of Tourism and Hospitality.

This was followed by an in-depth briefing on the school’s teaching approaches and various programs by expert faculty members from each program, who shared concepts and career opportunities, including: Assistant Professor Chutima Chakcharat, faculty member of the Bachelor of Arts program in Hotel Business; Ajarn Jiraphong Pomnoi, Chair of the Bachelor of Arts program in Airline Business; Assistant Professor Thanchanok Bunchuea, Chair of the Bachelor of Arts program in Tourism and Guide Studies; Assistant Professor Thipwimon Prasertsri, faculty member of the Bachelor of Arts program in Hospitality and Tourism Entrepreneurship; Dr. Parichat Promsawat, faculty member of the Bachelor of Arts program in MICE and Events; and Assistant Professor Dr. Phenphaksina Wichianwan, Chair of the Bachelor of Arts program in Wellness Business Management (English Program).

The visiting group also received guidance on the application system and process for new student admissions for the 2027 academic year from Mr. Theerapot Jindadet, officer of the Public Relations Division, Suan Dusit University, and took part in a hands-on career guidance activity on entrepreneurship, such as running a coffee shop business and drink mixing, with real skills shared informally by faculty members of the School of Tourism and Hospitality.

In the late morning, the study visit group toured learning resources and real practice areas around Suan Dusit University, including the One World Library (OWL), a digital learning resource and modern creative space; the Multi-Purpose Professional Practice Building (Suan Dusit Place Hotel), to experience the working atmosphere and hotel-standard service; and Home Bakery Suan Dusit University, to study a well-known bakery business model and purchase products and souvenirs, before concluding the activity with a meal at Kitchen 11 and Kitchen 12. This study visit not only helped students gain in-depth knowledge and understanding of the tourism, hospitality, and aviation programs, but also reflected Suan Dusit University’s readiness as a leading institution committed to producing graduates who can apply knowledge to real practice in the service industry