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Why Chiang Mai Remains One of the Safest Places in Thailand for Children’s Camps
In times when global and regional news can feel overwhelming, it is natural for parents to pause and ask important questions — especially when it comes to their children’s safety. Recent headlines about regional tensions in Southeast Asia have led some families to wonder whether Thailand, and specifically Northern Thailand, remains a safe place for educational travel and children’s camps. The short answer is: yes — and Chiang Mai continues to be one of the safest, most stable
Gui Brotto
Dec 17, 20255 min read


Why Thailand Is Becoming the Best Place in Asia for Summer & Winter Camps — And How Able Is Redefining What a Camp Can Be
If you search “summer camp Thailand” , “winter camp Thailand” , “kids holiday camp in Thailand” , or “adventure camp Chiang Mai” , you’ll find hundreds of options. But something new is emerging beneath all those search results — a shift in what families are actually looking for. Parents don’t just want activities. They want meaning . They want nature, confidence, connection, emotional wellbeing, English immersion, future-ready learning — all in one place. And that is exactly
Gui Brotto
Dec 8, 20254 min read


Why Thailand’s Winter Season Is the Perfect Time for a New Kind of Prosperity
And Why Families, Educators & Future-Thinkers Are Choosing to Join the Able Movement When people imagine winter , they picture freezing winds, long nights, grey skies, and the slow energy of a world retreating inward. But in Thailand , winter is something completely different — a hidden season of clarity, vitality, inspiration, and possibility. Across December, January and February Thailand becomes what I call the “Season of Awakening.” Cooler breezes. Crystal sun. Mountains
Gui Brotto
Dec 4, 20253 min read


Education 5.0: A New Era of Learning — And How Able Is Building the Future of Regenerative Education
Humanity is entering a profound shift. Technology is accelerating, climate challenges are intensifying, and old systems — especially education — are no longer keeping pace. Children today will grow into an adulthood radically different from anything previous generations experienced, and the traditional frameworks of schooling are no longer enough. A recent scientific report, “Education 5.0: Requirements, Enabling Technologies, and Future Directions” (arXiv:2307.15846) , maps
Gui Brotto
Nov 24, 20254 min read
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