Challenges and Solutions for Small Businesses Entering Thailand

Are you planning to start a business in Thailand? Facing hidden roadblocks as a foreign SME? Thailand is full of opportunity—but entering the market takes more than just enthusiasm. Join this practical, small-group workshop to understand the real challenges facing small businesses in Thailand and how to overcome them smartly. Whether you're struggling with regulations, partnerships, or cultural fit, we’ve got the tools to help you build sustainable success from day one.

✨ In Just 2 Hours, You’ll Learn:

• Legal, financial, and operational barriers for SMEs
• Case studies of small businesses that made it (or didn’t)
• Cultural misunderstandings and how to avoid them
• How to find the right support networks and local partners
• Lean market entry strategy and smart scaling techniques

👥 Who Should Join:

• Founders and small business owners expanding into Thailand
• Startups testing Southeast Asia market fit
• Business consultants working with foreign entrepreneurs
• Anyone stuck with roadblocks in Thai operations

💼 Event Details:
🕒 Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Baan Dalaa By Angkana restaurant.
🎟 Pricing (Limited Spots – Group Discounts!):

• Group of 5: $225
• Group of 7: $315
• Group of 10: $425
• Combo Package: $200/pax for 3 sessions

🔒 Reserve Your Spot Now – Seats Fill Fast!
✅ Register via Eventbrite or direct SMS/WhatsApp: +66 987796079 Mr Ryan
👨‍🏫 About the Host:
RL Group Asia is a business consulting firm supporting Thai and international SMEs in expanding across Asia and beyond. Led by global trade expert Ryan Lee, our workshops deliver strategic insight, local knowledge, and actionable solutions tailored for real entrepreneurs.

Don't let challenges hold you back—turn them into your competitive edge! Tag a fellow entrepreneur and secure your spot today.

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