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PLC and its operating partners help turn ideas into real-world projects — from research and design through pilot, implementation, data and evaluation — while keeping roles and organisations transparent.
Start with who you are
Tourism organisations, MICE organisations, destination development organisations, provinces, local government, ministries and public agencies.
PLC works as a gateway for pilots, implementation and place-based data — not simply as an event organiser.
Schools, teachers, universities, research groups and education networks.
School trips, Living Classrooms, curriculum-linked programmes, teacher learning, university field labs and research collaboration.
Hotels, MICE, DMCs, destinations, associations, developers and corporate or CSR teams.
Experience design, local value, sustainability, climate, nature, community and impact measurement.
Territories of work
These seven territories describe how we collaborate. They are not certifications, accreditations or guaranteed outcomes — actual scope depends on each agreement.
Local experiences, regenerative journeys, community tourism, thematic routes, fam trips, study trips and destination product development.
Who it is for: Destinations, communities, tour operators, hotels and local agencies.
Example outputs
School trips, Living Classrooms, teacher-ready programmes, curriculum-linked learning, university field study and executive learning.
Who it is for: Schools, teachers, universities and organisations learning in real places.
Example outputs
Conferences, workshops, community events, learning events, regenerative events and event legacy — designed as Design → Local Value → Sustainability → Measurement → Legacy, not logistics alone.
Who it is for: MICE organisations, event hosts, associations, agencies and companies.
Example outputs
Real-world pilots in Phuket and the Andaman: circular tourism, local economy, food waste, visitor behaviour, destination management and similar place-based tests.
Who it is for: Agencies, businesses, communities, universities and funders who want to test before scaling.
Example outputs
Helping tourism businesses and destinations measure, reduce and manage climate impact, alongside nature-based work: biodiversity, mangrove and seagrass, waste, water and citizen science.
Who it is for: Hotels, destinations, communities, agencies and nature organisations.
Example outputs
Surveys, Local Signals, visitor insights, dashboards, impact measurement, local value, policy research, community data, monitoring and evaluation.
Who it is for: Agencies, universities, funders and organisations that need evidence to decide.
Example outputs
Destination strategy, project design, consortium building, proposal development, implementation partnership, and monitoring and evaluation.
Who it is for: Agencies, funders, international organisations, universities and companies.
Example outputs
Evidence of real work
Phang Nga · 29–30 August 2026
A two-day journey turning real places in Phang Nga into a classroom, with field tasks and a post-trip evaluation.
CompletedCase #02Phuket · prototype
A prototype one-day journey linking local food, nature recording and a transparent contribution to local action.
PrototypeCase #03Phuket · pilot with schools and volunteers
Repeat monitoring of coastal water points using open, documented methods.
PilotRoles and transparency
Phuket Local Connect is owned and operated by Regenera (Thailand) Co., Ltd. Phuket BiodiverCity supports public-interest communication and civic listening. Silver Hawk Group supports commercial tourism operations and real-market testing where specifically disclosed. Schools, communities, universities, researchers, businesses and public agencies participate as partners in specific projects.
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