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2006Evaluating the potential of Lampam sub-sistrict to be developed as a conservation tourist destinationSirinart Kanjanopas; Prince of Songkla University Faculty of Service Industries (Hospitality and Tourism Management International Program)
2008Developing Thailand's as a senior tourist destinationOraluck Chidchio; Prince of Songkla University Faculty of Service Industries (Hospitality and Tourism Management International Program)
2006The behavior of international tourists visiting Phuket in 2004Pimporn Maneerat; Prince of Songkla University Faculty of Service Industries (Hospitality and Tourism Management International Program)
2006Characterization of products from oxalato complexes of Chromium and AluminiumPatimaporn Sungnoi; Faculty of Science (Inorganic Chemistry)
2007Guidelines of community participation for sustainable tourism development : the case study of Tambon Cherngtaley, Amphur Thalang, Changwat PhuketNattamon Ratcharak; Prince of Songkla University Faculty of Service Industries (Hospitality and Tourism Management International Program)
2004Chemical constituents from the seeds of cerbera manghas and the stems of derris trifoliataSarot Cheenpracha; Prince of Songkla University Faculty of Science (Organic Chemistry)
2007Antioxidant and cytotoxic activities of triphala formulaSrisopha Ruangnoo; Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmaceutical Sciences)
2007Evaluation of tobacco pipe as dry power inhaler deviceKirksak Assawadarakorn; Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmaceutical Sciences)
2007Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors from the Thai sponge Corticium sp.Roosanee Langjae; Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences(Pharmaceutical Sciences)
2006A prospect and potential for hospitality and tourism market in Songkhla provinceKornravee Hong-amta; Prince of Songkla University Faculty of Service Industries (Hospitality and Tourism Management International Program)

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