The purposes of this special project were to produce the public relationship Ecotourism at Suphanburi Province and to evaluate the satisfaction by 200 people when they participated with travel manual by online questionnaire. The satisfaction to analyze by using frequency deviation average and percentage. The result occurred that the satisfaction of the reader was in high level. (𝑥̅ = 4.20 S.D.= 0.48) Keywords: Public Relations Guidebook Hoop Khao Wong Reservoir

The objectives of this special project were to product travel documentary of the National Museum in Suphan Buri Province and study of the satisfaction of thevisitors from 200 tourisms by using the questionnaire. The statistics to analyze data was frequency percentage average and standard deviation (S.D.) The result shown that the tourisms had high levels of satisfaction to the travel documentary of National Museum Suphan Buri Province.

The objective of the research was to study suitability of professional competences indicators for mass communication office in digital age. The data were collected by using questionnaires sampling from 600 samples who were mass communication officers and lectures in mass communication universities. Data analysis employed frequency percentage arithmetic mean □(-/×) standard deviation (S.D). The research results revealed that there were the mass communication officer professional competences were 44 indicators including 10 indicators of printed media competences 13 indicators of radio and television broadcasting media competences 10 indicators of film media competences and 11 indicators of digital media competences.

The objective of this research was to study the development of Buddhism and to analysis plurality of religitns in Cambodia. The historical and descriptive analysis was used to analyze the data. The result revealed that Theravada Buddhism has existed in Cambodia since the 〖7-8〗^th century BC. Cambodia absorbed the various Buddhist traditions along with Hindu influences. In 1863 Cambodia became a protectorate of France Buddhism had declined. Marshal Pol Pot led a military coup against prince Narodom Sihanouk (1975-1979) The Khmer Rouge carried out a radical program that included isolating the country from all foreign influences outlawing all religions. Buddhism was banned by the Khmer Rouge. Several monks were killed. Buddhism was restored after the power of Khmer Rouge lessened. It was closely controlled by the government. The minimum age for being a monk was 50. At present His Majesty King Narodom Sihamoni of the Kingdom of Cambodia emphasizes the importance of improving Buddhism education tradition arts and culture