* Deadline for submission of abstracts:
   April 30, 2007

* Deadline for Early Registration:
   May 31, 2007

Social Program.,

* Presidential Dinner July27, 2007
* Openning Ceremony July28, 2007
* General Assembly July29, 2007
* Banquet (RCST Family Night) July29, 2007
 
 









 

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The Thai Calendar Thailand has adopted the western calendar to divide the year into days, weeks and months, using Thai names for these units. Years are numbered according to the Buddhist era (BE) which commenced 543 years before the Christian era. Therefore 2003 AD is BE 2546 and 2004 is BE 2547.

National public holidays Thailand's national public holidays are linked to religious or agricultural traditions and follow the lunar calendar, therefore the dates for some of the holidays change each year. For the precise dates of the lunar holidays and festival locations, check www.tourismthailand.org


  :: The following are national public holidays in Thailand :  

  New Year's Day : Jan 1
  Makha Bucha Day : late January to early March
  Chakri Day : April 6
  Songkran Day : April 13
  National Labour Day : May 1
  Coronation Day : May 5
  Visakha Bucha Day : May
  Asanha Bucha Day : July
  Khao Phansa (Buddhist Lent) : July
  HM the Queen's Birthday : August 12
  Chulalongkorn Day : October 23
  HM the King's Birthday : December 5
  Constitution Day : December 10
  New Year's Eve : December 31



 
   
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