Kasikorn X joins hands with the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand to launch the 'Zoo Digital Passport'

Kasikorn X joins hands with the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand to launch the 'Zoo Digital Passport', elevating the travel experience with digital map technology and participating in wildlife conservation activities through digital collectibles that can be collected from each tourist spot.

April 8, 2568 Kasikorn X Company Limited (KX) In collaboration with the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand under Royal Patronage, the project was launched. “Zoo Digital Passport” On KX's Coral platform to enhance the zoo visit experience to be more modern and engaging.

Users can explore attractions within the zoo via a digital map and participate in wildlife conservation activities through digital collectibles that can be collected from each attraction, starting with Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Chonburi Province on April 11, 2568.

Tourists can collect digital collectibles from 15 species and 17 animals, which is the beginning of the project expanding to other zoos nationwide to promote learning and sustainable wildlife conservation.

Mr. Thanames Ariyawattana, Senior Venture Director, Kasikorn X Co., Ltd. (KX) Revealing that Coral is a digital passport platform that helps create new experiences between organizations and users through various engagement mechanisms.

Recently, we have joined hands with the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand under Royal Patronage to launch“Zoo Digital Passport” Project On KX’s Coral platform, visitors can learn about wildlife, participate in digital collectibles, and participate in the Zoological Park Organization’s mission, providing both educational and fun experiences.

Tourists can experience it by downloading the Coral application and walking around Khao Kheow Open Zoo according to the digital map, while collecting digital collectibles from various wildlife such as gibbons, antelopes, penguins, capybaras, Aldabra tortoises, 2-inch sloths, hippopotamuses (Mae Mali and Kha Moo), pygmy hippopotamuses (Moo Boeng), giraffes, flamingos, white rhinoceros, ring-tailed lemurs, Nicobar pigs (in the large aviary), elephants (Sanrak), gorals, and bears.

Mr. Atthaphon Sriran, Director of the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand He said about this collaboration that it is an elevation of the zoo tourism experience to another level, a new dimension of ecotourism.

By combining technology with wildlife and environmental conservation concepts, tourists will gain knowledge about the ecosystem and participate in activities that promote sustainability through the Coral platform, an important step in supporting the Zoological Park Organization's core mission of providing education, conservation and research.

In addition, the zoo digital passport also helps stimulate ecotourism, promoting a balanced coexistence of humans, animals and nature. The project will be officially opened on April 11, 2568, starting at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Chonburi Province, which is the first green route, and plans to expand to other zoos nationwide to create a tourism experience that provides both fun and knowledge, while promoting sustainable nature conservation.

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