Photo shows Khun Keeree Kanjanapas (5th left), BTS Group Chairman, presides over the opening ceremony of the 3rd 'Next Station –Happiness by BTS Group' Children's Camp, participated by the group executives, Dr. Anat Arbhabhirama (4th left), together with honored guests Khun Apinant Klewpatinond (5th right), CEO and President of Kiatnakin Bank, and Dr. Chaisit Kupwiwat (3rd left), Deputy Managing Director of Vibhavadi Hospital, together with students from the various schools taking part at Sports Hall, Training Center, BTS Head office, Phaholyothin Road.

Recently organised by the BTS Group, over 188 teachers and students from Petchburi, Aumnardcharoen, Nan, Ratchaburi, Utaithani and Lopburi provinces, attended a three-day familiarization trip to Bangkok, including a two-night stay at the Eastin Hotel Makkasan.

The 'Next Station–Happiness by BTS Group' Children's Camp has been organized for three year consecutive to bring students from schools which are members of the Next Station–Happiness by BTS Group project travelling to Bangkok to experience a creative learning outside the school. Apart from learning the saving-energy transportation and taking trip the BTS SkyTrain, this year camp, students also visited the Bangkok Planetarium, the SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World, as well as enjoyed the movies and other entertaining activities.

Additionally, Khun Keeree Kanjanapas, BTS Group Chairman, hosted dinner party for welcoming students at the Sports Hall of the BTS Training Center, BTSC Head Office, Phaholyothin Road. The children were also treated to a magic show, live music, games and many other activities.

This year camp was organized in collaboration with the BTS Group partnership, such as Vibhavadi Hospital, supporting a medical service to taking care students throughout the trip; the Royal Dentist Unit under the Royal Patronage of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, Mahidol University providing teeth-health check service to students before back home; and Phatra Securities Pcl contributing school supplies to the students.