It's not every day you get the chance to meet Lufthansa executives, but that's exactly what happened in Thailand last week.
The German airline's 200 or so execs visited the Child Protection and Welfare Center in Huay Yai, near Pattaya, to learn about the center's programs for underprivileged Thai children, reports the Bangkok Post.
Among the programs they learned about: fish farming in tanks, insect farming, and an Aquaponics system that allows pesticide-free vegetable cultivation.
"The assembly of over 200 executives represented various countries across the Asia Pacific region, including Singapore, Vietnam, Australia, Taiwan, and China," says a press release from the Human Help Network Foundation for Thai Children, the group that organized the trip.
"It served as fertile ground for constructive discussions and partnerships between the Lufthansa Group and executives from diverse countries."
Among the activities the kids did at the center: Hula-Hula dancing, cover dance routines, and musical performances.
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