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MUIC Team Wins Award in Thailand MICE Youth Challenge

A group of students from Mahidol University International College (MUIC) received a winning award in the recent Thailand MICE Youth Challenge 2023.

The Exotic Assembly team achieved a major triumph with their innovative “Exotic Pet Show 2025.” This exciting concept, highlighting the world of exotic pets, earned the team the opportunity to represent Thailand internationally, standing alongside two other remarkable teams.

The team is composed of the following: Tanya Thiengkham (Business Economics), Jirayu Karoonngamphan (Travel and Service Business Entrepreneurship), Nattaya Phoothong (Communication Design), and Supakarn Boonmak (Communication Design).

The team members said they are grateful for the recognition and eagerly anticipates showcasing their passion on the global stage. The “Exotic Pet Show 2025” is expected to make a lasting impact in the MICE industry, setting new standards for immersive and engaging events.

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