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Singha Corporation sponsors Phuket King’s Cup Regatta

by Event Media on 10 Dec 2011
In Photo: Chote Jariyasunant, Marketing Promotions Officer, Singha Corporation (5th left); Santi Kanchanbandhu, Phuket King’s Cup Regatta Organising Committee (4th right); Kevin Whitcraft, President of the Phuket King’s Cup Regatta Organising Committee (3rd right).

The Phuket King's Cup Regatta celebrates its 25th anniversary this year in partnership with new sponsor, Singha Corporation. Singha has a long and close association with sports in Thailand such as football, golf, swimming and tennis, and invests in sports development throughout the kingdom.

Jariyasunant, Marketing Promotions Officer, Singha Corporation, “Singha is one of the largest sport sponsors in Thailand, providing training facilities for amateur and professional athletes in various sport activities such as tennis, golf and swimming. Singha Corporation also continues to support various professional sports throughout the year by sponsoring high profile sporting events both domestically and internationally. We are pleased to be able to support the Phuket King’s Cup Regatta as this exceptional competition is recognised as South East Asia’s premier sports sailing event. We are proud to be able to assist with the development of sailing and sports sailing in Thailand.”

Sponsors of the 2011 Phuket King's Cup Regatta include Kata Group Resorts Thailand, PTT Group, Siam Winery, Singha Corporation, AIA Thailand, PTT Global Chemical, PTTEP, Thaioil, Centara Grand Beach Resort Phuket, Boathouse and Sunsail. Media Partners include 91.5FM, Helm Superyacht Asia Pacific, The Nation, Phuket Best Group, Phuket Gazette, Phuket Magazine, Sail-World.com, SEA Yachting and YachtStyle Asia.
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