BANGKOK – Matichon Public Company Limited, led by “Khaosod” and “Matichon,” two of Thailand’s leading media outlets, reinforced their leadership in sports events by holding a press conference to launch the “Khaosod-Matichon Euro 2024 – Paris Games” campaign, celebrating two world-class sports events held this year at Khaosod office, Bangkok.
On June 5, 2024, they have teamed up with partners: Carabao World Class Beverage, MG Sales (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Neta Auto (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Honda Motorcycles, Charoen Pokphand Group Co., Ltd., Advanced Info Service Public Co., Ltd., Versus Sports Group Co., Ltd., and AIA Thailand to create the “Khaosod Matichon Euro 2024 – Paris Games” activity.
Khaosod-Matichon presents this campaign to bring joy to their audience through on-ground, online, and print media. They highlighted that Khaosod will provide live broadcasts, emphasizing their value in delivering game analysis and predictions. They believe that cheering for the teams encourages people in Thailand to exercise and play sports.
As Euro 2024 and the Paris Games focus on environmental sustainability, Khaosod-Matichon has chosen EV cars and electric scooters as the grand prizes for this campaign. There are two levels of luck to win from, with a total prize value of over 5 million baht:
EURO 2024 – First Luck
To participate, simply answer the question, “Which national team do you support to be the Euro 2024 champion?” and fill in your name, surname, address, and phone number by hand on a coupon between June 6 and July 12, 2024. Send the completed coupons back to Khaosod Company Limited. Each coupon will be entered into a prize draw, and the winners will be announced after the tournament concludes.
Prizes:
1st prize: NETA V II, an electric car valued at 549,000 baht (1 prize)
2nd prize: Honda Scoopy i Prestige mode, a motorcycle valued at 54,000 baht (5 prizes)
3rd prize: Gold valued at 20,000 baht (10 prizes), among others.
The last date for coupon submissions is July 12, 2024. The prize draw will take place on July 24, 2024, in the Khaosod meeting room. The lucky winners will be announced on July 30, 2024, and prizes will be distributed from August 5 to August 9, 2024.
Paris Games – Second Luck
Participate by answering the question, “Do you think the Thai national team will win a gold medal?” Fill in your name, surname, address, and telephone number by hand on a coupon from Matichon newspaper, Khaosod newspaper, or Matichon Sudsapda magazine between July 15 and August 11, 2024. Return the completed coupons to Khaosod Company Limited. The prize draws for this activity will also occur after the tournament ends.
Prizes:
1st prize: MG 4 ELECTRIC XPOWER car, valued at 809,900 baht (1 prize)
2nd prize: Honda Wave 110 i motorcycle, valued at 46,000 baht (5 prizes)
3rd prize: Gold valued at 20,000 baht (25 prizes), among others.
The last date for coupon submissions is August 11, 2024. The prize draws will occur on August 23, 2024, in the Khaosod meeting room. The prize winners will be announced on August 30, 2024, and rewards will be distributed from September 6 to September 10, 2024.
For the Olympic Games, which will be held from July 26, 2024, to August 11, 2024, Thai athletes will be participating in the competition. Pimol Srivikorn, President of the Taekwondo Association of Thailand, General Decha Hemkrasri, President of the Thai Cycling Association, and View-Yaowapa Burapolchai, a former Thai national taekwondo athlete who won the bronze medal at the 2004 Olympic Games and currently serves as the President of the Thai Olympic Athletes Association, have all expressed their pride in Thai athletes who have made it through to compete in this global event. They invite all Thai people to support and cheer for the Thai athletes throughout the competition.
Pimol stated that sports help unite people in this country, transcending political “colors” and fostering unity through shared happiness. Taekwondo athletes might be a bit nervous because they are expected to help win medals in this Olympics, but everyone will try their best. He asked Thai people to come together and cheer for the athletes.
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