The jour­ney con­ti­nues, and this time in Bang­kok. As part of the theo­re­ti­cal part of our stu­dies Dräxl, Ka­tha­ri­na, Schulz, Luca and I had the plea­su­re of do­ing an in­ter­na­tio­nal ro­ta­ti­on at the TecAlliance of­fice in Bang­kok last No­vem­ber and December.

Du­ring our trip we were able to share with our col­le­agues from Thai­land both in­si­de and out­side the of­fice. We were able to en­rich our way of working as well as our in­ter­cul­tu­ral com­pe­tence sin­ce we were able to work clo­se­ly with our col­le­agues and were able to learn se­ve­ral things about their beau­tiful cul­tu­re. We also had the plea­su­re of en­joy­ing Thai food, its va­rie­ty of fresh fruits, its exo­tic dis­hes and we even got ex­ci­ted about how spi­cy the food is. 

The trip was not only about work, sin­ce we are not used to be­ing so far from home, so we took ad­van­ta­ge of all the free time we had to vi­sit fa­mous places like Wat Arun, Cha­tuchak, Wat Po and even a va­ca­ti­on on the is­land of Phu­ket whe­re we had a guest from Vietnam(Kmayha, Mariam).

We would like to thank Mo­ritz, Mat­thi­as and the won­derful team at the Thai­land of­fice for the op­por­tu­ni­ty and the won­derful mo­ments we were able to ex­pe­ri­ence, as for us it is still so­me­thing we never ima­gi­ned we would ex­pe­ri­ence as students.