Bangkok Buddy Inter Service and Travel Agency signs one year contract with Cola & Lollipops to provide visa services & travel plans for electronic dance music events in Thailand for all its DJ-artists

Bangkok Buddy Inter Service and Travel Agency signs one year contract with Cola & Lollipops to provide visa services & travel plans for electronic dance music events in Thailand for all its DJ-artists while traveling through the Kingdom of Thailand and promises to give them the very best service and VIP treatment. This includes obtaining work permits, visa extension, condo leases, travel from Bangkok to the islands for DJ gigs.

"Thailand is quickly becoming one of the major destinations for electronic dance music events featuring house music and trance acts like Dean P & Jim Carson, techno don Max Mega from Las Vegas, and many more including recent electro house gigs with DJ Snowden and Lucidlolo from Cola & Lollipops' 'Weekly Produce" series at Frankie's Rooftop. We want to make sure electronic dance music artists are taken care of during their stays in the Kingdom as many events pop up around events like 808 Festival, Wonderfruit, and now EDC & Tomorrowland from abroad."

"It isn't just the thousands of baht and thousands of USD that these mega-festivals bring in but also the smaller to medium sized events that carry the spirit of the local underground and rooftop vibes that Thailand is known for and injects cash spending and cultural enrichments by exposing foreigners to the beautiful temples and works of art and museums within Thailand its countryside. These are some of Beatport's top charting artists visiting Thailand and we should give them a warm welcome. Electronic dance music is an $8 billion to $14 billion industry in the coming decade," says Tanya Chansuwan.

Cola & Lollipops and Anahata Love Recordings looks forward to Bangkok Buddy Inter Service and her team providing Jim Carson and the entire roster of superstars DJs the VIP luxury treatment while staying in amazing Thailand. "We love Thailand and the people of Thailand so much," says Anahata Love founder Jim Carson.