Episode 1
Krisana (Krit) Manager, LP Paradise Hotel, Khun Tong, Head of Human Resources and Human Resources Assistant Is interviewing that the internship of the hotel of the year 2019 to participate in the 3rd Year Hotel Stars apprentices, which "Akarak" (Thanapol Charuchitanon) "Pong" (Panuwat Kerdthongtawee) "Nuuk" ( Narawan Setharattanapong) "Ying" (Thanyalak Chokthanadet) "Toei" (Suradech Phinutat) "Ton" (Davit Kreaphonrerk) "K" (Kantharanphong ) "Kin" (Worodom Khemmonta) "Nueng" (Nat Khun Thirakitkosol) has been selected from students throughout the country TOT On the orientation day of the internship program, Hotel Stars by Krit and the three head of the department. Phi Tak, reception supervisor, Mod, housekeeper and Chef Man, kitchen supervisor. At that time, "Valen" (Phongsathon Phungkiatwong ) Final internship student Open the door of the meeting room to sit next to Nuuk. The woman turned to look with suspicion. But Valen pretended to be ignorant, not hot. Valentin came late but didn't touch anyone. Causing the woman to closely monitor Valen The three supervisors Have chosen students to train with themselves in the first month And then the competition is 2 out of 10 people who will receive an excellent internship position And will be packed as a hotel staff Including a visit to an international hotel event that has started now.
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