Pattaya Exhibition and Convention Hall
The Pattaya Exhibition and Convention Hall ( PEACH ), ( Thai: ศูนย์ ประชุม พีช ) is a multifunctional venue in Pattaya in Thailand.
History
The members of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group PEACH was built in 1998. It is one of the largest and most modern convention centers in Thailand.
For some time the Royal Cliff Hotels Group organizer was some of the most important meetings in the region such as In 1991, the Cambodian peace negotiations or the designs on the new Constitution of Thailand 1997. The strong growth of the conference and exhibition industry in Thailand and the becomes greater interest in Pattaya as a venue, the resort prompted to build an independent and modern exhibition center. The " Pattaya Exhibition and Conference Centre " ( PEACH ) was completed and officially opened on 17 November 1999 1999.
In early 2008 decided the Royal Cliff Hotels Group to expand the main hall of the complex to a capacity of 4,851 m² 7,000 m² on.
Plant
PEACH is a six- story building with 13,813 m² amidst a tropical setting overlooking the Gulf of Thailand. The 6,943 square meter main hall can be divided into four large or small in nine areas. In addition, there are 18 meeting rooms with capacities ranging from 42 m² to 288 m².