- Recipient of the Partial II Scholarship for academic excellence and research potential.
- Core studies: tourism policy, destination management, hospitality strategy, sustainable tourism development, and tourism research methodology.
- Academic writing samples and research work available upon request.
Sorawisit holds a Master of Management in Integrated Tourism and Hospitality Management from the Graduate School of Tourism Management (GSTM), National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA), Bangkok, Thailand, completed in May 2026. He was awarded the Partial II Scholarship for academic excellence and research potential. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the Faculty of Liberal Arts, Mahidol University, with a minor in Psychology.
Sorawisit currently serves as an adjunct lecturer at the Chitralada Technology Institute (CDTI), an autonomous higher-education institute in Dusit, Bangkok, where he teaches English Communication Skills within the general-education program. His academic interests include sustainable tourism development, community-based tourism, destination branding, tourism soft power, and tourism policy in the ASEAN region. He has contributed to academic conferences and community-based tourism fieldwork during his graduate studies at NIDA and has served in event coordination and operational roles at multiple national and international academic conferences.
Education
- Major: English | Minor: Psychology
- Courses taken include Semantics, English for Business, and Social Psychology.
Teaching Experience
- Teaching English Communication Skills, a general-education course for undergraduate students.
- Designing lessons, learning materials, and assessments aligned with the course's learning outcomes for spoken and written English communication.
Publications
Totharong, S., & Monpanthong, P. (2026). Service quality development to enhance revisit intention among Thai family tourists at water park hotels in Pattaya City, Chonburi province. International Thai Tourism Journal, 22(2).
Totharong, S. (2026). Community-Based Strategies for Spiritual Tourism Development: A Case Study of Chao Mae Thapthim Shrine, Saphan Luang. Sripatum Chonburi Academic Journal, 22(2).
Scholarships & Awards
- Awarded for academic excellence and research potential in the graduate tourism management program.
Academic & Community Engagement
- Managing presentation flow and on-site coordination during peak event hours.
- Supporting the organization of the National Quiz Competition in Tourism, Hospitality and Aviation and the GSTM NIDA Innovation Award for sustainable tourism products.
- Providing operational support across a week-long high-level international training program attended by participants from multiple sectors.
- Cooperating with program coordinators to ensure seamless delivery of a complex, multi-module schedule.
- Coordinating timing and transitions for academic paper presentations by national and international scholars.
- Mediating between international presenters and conference organizers to ensure smooth session management.
- Facilitating communication across language and disciplinary boundaries in a high-profile multilateral academic setting.
- Engaging in graduate-level community-based sustainable tourism planning as part of the NIDA Tourism Management program.
- Collaborating with community stakeholders on tourism product development, quality control, and destination branding.
- Supporting on-site operations and ensuring smooth event coordination throughout the full-day ceremony.
- Managing participant registration and overseeing on-site enquiries for international delegates.
- Cooperating with the conference organizing team to maintain accurate participant records and ensure a welcoming experience for attendees from abroad.
- Spearheading leadership development initiatives and community-building activities for youth leaders across Southeast Asia.
- Managing chapter operations and coordinating team efforts to empower the next generation of regional leaders.
Internship
- Researching Thai gastronomic traditions to support national cultural diplomacy and Soft Power initiatives, with direct relevance to gastronomy tourism and destination branding.
- Authoring promotional content highlighting the cultural and tourism significance of Thai culinary heritage for domestic and international audiences.
- Coordinating public events and campaigns highlighting Thailand's culinary diversity.