Koh Samui News
The TSG 2015 Koh Samui (Asian Gay Games)

The Straits Games (TSG) started since year 2002, is an annual sports event between the two countries along the straits of Malacca; Malaysia and Singapore, with the spirit to foster friendship and promote healthy lifestyle in the LGBT community.With the rapid growing interest, TSG over the years has gradually garnered participants from Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, the Philippines, The Netherland and The United States.
Badminton, Bowling and Volleyball are the core sports of TSG. Tennis, Squash, Swimming, Track Fields, Ping Pong, and Basketball are the alternative sports which have been held before depending on the facilities available in the hosting country.
TSG strongly believes that the community social interaction is important to bring cultural gaps closer. Apart from sports event, we also organise welcome reception, tele-matches, clubbing events, day tour and also a Gala dinner to achieve the objectives.
The following are the past hosting cities :
This year 2015, Thailand will be the host nation and to be held in Koh Samui.
Badminton, Bowling and Volleyball are the core sports in TSG and this year TSG2015KohSamui is introducing Beach Volleyball and Biathlon (Beach Swimming and Running).
We are excited to welcome you even you not a sportsmen. Our social activities for 2015 includes Welcome Registration/Party, Pool/Beach Party, City/Boat Tour and Dinner/Awards Night by the Pool.
So come to TSG2015KohSamui and enjoy the Shopping, Sun, Sea, Sand, Socials and Sports.For more details, please visit our website and Facebook Page and Group below:
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