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Bangkok Holds Grand Welcome Parade for AGT Winner Nene Royal

Bangkok will host a grand welcome parade and reception for Nene Royal, the Thai teenager who won America’s Got Talent, on Sunday, October 4. The free event at Siam Paragon’s Paragon Hall will feature a victory parade through central Bangkok and invites the public to celebrate her achievement. Sponsors are also encouraged to support her education fund as part of the celebration.

Bangkok Holds Grand Welcome Parade for AGT Winner Nene Royal
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Siam Paragon and its allies are arranging a large welcome parade and celebration for Nene Royal on Sunday, October 4. The occasion gives everyone a chance to meet and congratulate Nene Royal, who has brought joy and pride to all Thais. Siam Paragon, together with its partners, is hosting the event “Welcome NENE ROYAL: Win The World for Thailand.” The welcome for Nene Royal, or Rattikan Amloy, is being held on a grand scale for the first time in Bangkok after her return from Thailand following her fame and victory on America’s Got Talent (AGT). Thais are invited to join in congratulating her and celebrating this significant achievement of a Thai on the world stage. The event will take place on Sunday, October 4, 2569 BE, at Paragon Hall, fifth floor, Siam Paragon. Admission is free, and tickets can be obtained via the ONESIAM application; further details are available on the ONESIAM app and the Siam Paragon Facebook page. Before the reception begins at 1:00 p.m., Nene Royal will join the “Victory Parade” that will travel through major roads in central Bangkok, allowing both Thai and foreign spectators to show support and celebrate the Thai achievement on the global stage. The parade will start in front of Siam Paragon, proceed to the Pathumwan intersection, pass the National Sports Stadium, turn onto Bunyat Road, turn left onto Rama IV Road, turn left at the Samyan intersection, pass Chulalongkorn University and MBK Center, turn right past Siam Discovery and Siam Center, and return to Siam Paragon for the welcome ceremony in Paragon Hall. Siam Paragon has also called on private sector partners, businesses, and brands to join in congratulating Nene Royal and to contribute to her education fund, spreading the power of Thai success to inspire society and demonstrating cross‑sector support for Thai talent aiming to excel internationally. Siam Paragon believes that Thai success on the world stage is a vital force that encourages Thais to think boldly, dream big, and create new things, and it commits to serving as a platform of opportunity, connecting networks of cooperation, and transmitting positive energy to society, reinforcing its role in supporting capable individuals and enhancing Thailand’s reputation abroad under the theme “Win The World for Thailand.”

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