International School of Tourism Participates in CALH 2026 and Sends Students to National Knowledge Competition
Strengthening academic collaboration, industry knowledge, and future-ready skills through a national conference on aviation, logistics, hospitality, and responsible tourism.
Participating in a National Academic Platform
The International School of Tourism, Suratthani Rajabhat University, participated in the 1st National Conference on Aviation, Logistics, and Hospitality Business (CALH 2026), organized under the theme “Empowering the New Generation for the Future of Green Aviation and Logistics for Responsible Tourism.” The conference was hosted by the Aviation Business and Logistics Program, Faculty of Management Science, Phuket Rajabhat University, from 12–14 June 2026.
The event provided a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, academic networking, and discussions on the future development of aviation, logistics, hospitality, and tourism education in response to rapidly evolving industry trends.
Academic Exchange for Future Workforce Development
The delegation was led by Assistant Professor Pornpaktra Sakda, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Research, who participated in academic discussions and networking activities with scholars and industry experts from across the country.
Discussions focused on curriculum development, workforce preparation, innovation, sustainability, emerging technologies, and responsible tourism practices that are shaping the future of aviation, logistics, and hospitality industries.
Students Join National Knowledge Competition
In addition, Assistant Professor Dr. Yoksamon Jeheng led six students from the International School of Tourism to participate in the 2026 National Knowledge Competition in Aviation Business, Logistics, and Hospitality Management.
Participating Students
Team 1
- Ms. Kamonlak Yutthawaree
- Mr. Nontapat Hemthanon
- Ms. Ranchida Chamnarn
Team 2
- Mr. Nattapat Phetsut
- Mr. Kraisorn Samliruang
- Ms. Pornchita Kongsan
Learning Beyond the Classroom
The competition provided an exciting and challenging environment where students demonstrated their academic capabilities while developing analytical thinking, teamwork, communication, and decision-making skills under real competition conditions.
Participation in CALH 2026 offered students valuable exposure to current industry trends and broadened their understanding of sustainable aviation, logistics, hospitality, and tourism development.
Participation in CALH 2026 reflects the International School of Tourism’s commitment to fostering future-ready graduates through academic excellence, experiential learning, and collaboration with higher education institutions and industry partners nationwide.
SDG Report & Relevant Goals
This activity contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
| SDG Goal | Target Description | Connection to Activity |
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Goal 4: Quality Education | Enhances quality education through academic conferences, knowledge competitions, and experiential learning opportunities beyond the classroom. |
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Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth | Develops future professionals in aviation, logistics, hospitality, and tourism, preparing students for productive employment and sustainable economic growth. |
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Goal 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure | Promotes innovation and industry-oriented education by integrating emerging technologies and future industry trends into learning experiences. |
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Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production | Supports sustainable practices through topics such as Circular Supply Chains and Responsible Tourism. |
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Goal 13: Climate Action | Encourages awareness of environmental sustainability through Green Aviation and climate-conscious industry practices. |
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Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals | Strengthens academic and industry collaboration among universities, researchers, and professional organizations to support sustainable development. |
