CSR

ROZA Funny Healthy Trip

Concept

The trip is the final part of ROZA School Program for those that took part in the “Diamond Level Health Promoting School” initiative as well as interested persons (invited through radio programs, Facebook, and other media channels) to visit important attractions in Udon Thani and Nong Khai including the ROZA farm and production facilities.

Purpose

Provide a fun and healthy trip to the two provinces for an enjoyable experience and an educational experience of knowing the production of ROZA sauces and making tomato sauce recipes.

 

Activities

Day 1 

Visit major attractions in Udon Thani and Nong Khai.

Day 2

Participants join celebration activity for schools designated as the “Diamond Level Health Promoting School”.

Day 3 

Participants visit the ROZA tomato farm and production facilities, learning the process of producing tomato sauce, fresh from the farm right to the very end product served at the dining table, as well as having fun in activities including making their own tomato sauce recipes. They also visit historic sites of Nong Khai, such as Wat Pho Chai to worship the sacred Buddha image and revered abbot Luang Po Phra Sai, and have the chance to shop for souvenirs before returning home.

 

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