Gaysorn Village is advancing its position as a premier luxury lifestyle destination in the city center by launching the Spectrum of LIFE campaign. This initiative introduces a new concept of living and health care by seamlessly integrating health science, technology, and lifestyle to meet the needs of modern urbanites who prioritize long-term quality of life.
The campaign runs from 27 April to 31 May 2026 and reflects modern urban perspectives on health and beauty, embracing the era of preventive wellness and quality longevity. It goes beyond external body care to include mental balance and holistic living across all dimensions.
Spectrum of LIFE is designed to convey this concept through experiences ranging from personalized health care and vitality restoration to daily life balance. It mirrors the shift in urban lifestyles toward deeper self-care and sustainable living.
Aligned with this concept, Gaysorn Village will open the Longevity Social Club from 6 to 12 May 2026 at the Forum zone in Gaysorn Amarin. This space serves as a gathering point for health-conscious individuals seeking quality lifestyles, designed for activities, experience sharing, and relaxation in an upscale, calming environment.
Participants will experience diverse activities including pickleball for the active, health-boosting beverages, and numerous wellness sessions aimed at enhancing physical and mental balance. All are carefully curated to build a community of urbanites valuing balanced and quality living.
Simultaneously, Gaysorn Village enriches lifestyle experiences by bringing together world-class brands and services, such as the official launch of the Patek Philippe boutique, symbolizing the value of time as a key element of quality living.
Complementing the longevity health care theme, Louis Vuitton Le Café offers a fusion of fashion, cuisine, and lifestyle art, creating moments of rest and emotional well-being within a luxurious atmosphere.
All experiences are integrated under the Gaysorn Urban Wellness concept, a curated urban well-being hub comprising 47 leading health and beauty brands across the three Gaysorn Village buildings: Gaysorn Centre, Gaysorn Tower, and Gaysorn Amarin.
This encompasses innovations and holistic care across four dimensions: Health & Wellness, Mental Well-being, Beauty & Aesthetics, and Skincare & Cosmetic, all vital for elevating life quality within the Spectrum of LIFE framework.
Additionally, Gaysorn Village collaborates with Thai Airways Public Company Limited and the Nordic team operating the direct Bangkok–Oslo route. Under the 'Next Oslo Trip... Choose Thai Airways Only' concept, the top three highest-spending customers at Gaysorn Village from 1 April to 31 July 2026 will receive business class tickets for the Bangkok–Oslo route, enhancing an exclusive customer experience.
. VST ECS (Thailand) Co., Ltd., part of the VST ECS Group and a leading IT distributor in the Asia-Pacific region, announces exclusive distribution rights in Thailand for LT ZERO solutions, a regional data management technology provider.
Developed in collaboration with BDT Media Automation GmbH, a specialist in data storage systems, these solutions address the needs of organizations requiring long-term data storage and archiving in an era of rapidly expanding data volumes driven by AI usage.
This partnership reinforces VST ECS's role as a primary distributor in Thailand, aiming to expand opportunities for enterprise and hyperscale customers to enhance data capabilities in scalability, security, and cost management to support AI workloads and enterprise-level long-term data storage.
. Mr. Pisut Anutrakun, Mayor of Tha Phra Subdistrict, Khon Kaen Province, received 200 children's safety helmets featuring Charlotte and friends from Viriyah Insurance Public Company Limited. Ms. Pitchayaporn Samrithrin, Assistant Branch Operations Manager for Region 2 (Northeast), represented the insurer in the donation alongside Mr. Surasit Silpangam, Manager of the Don't Drive Drunk Foundation. This initiative, part of the 100% Helmet-Wearing Campaign for Early Childhood Development Centers, will distribute helmets to students at local development centers and schools under the Tha Phra Subdistrict Municipality.
The program aims to instill helmet-wearing habits from childhood and raise awareness among parents about the importance of helmet use for their children and themselves while traveling, thereby reducing injuries, disabilities, and fatalities from road accidents. The ceremony took place at Tha Phra Municipal School, Mueang District, Khon Kaen Province.