Full Name : Andrew Wood
Location : Bangkok, Thailand
Experience of : Andrew Wood
Position : Journalist
Company Name : A&P Media
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About Andrew Wood
Andrew J Wood is a seasoned travel writer and former hotel general manager, widely regarded as a leading expert in Thailand’s hospitality and tourism scene since 1991. With over 40 years of industry experience, he is a graduate of Napier University, Edinburgh, in hotel and hospitality management.
Originally from Yorkshire, UK, Andrew gained valuable experience with Thistle Hotels, Hilton International in Paris, and Sheraton Hotels in London before relocating to Thailand. He has managed some of the country’s top hotels and is a committed Skålleague, having held leadership roles within Skål International.
A respected lecturer and writer, his insights are widely followed and valued throughout the industry.
Position : Journalist
Company Name : A&P Media
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