Copyright & Brand Policy

1. Creative Ownership

All media and creative works — including photography, video, recipes, written content, and web design — are the sole property of Thai Secret Cooking School. These materials are protected under the Copyright Act of Thailand (B.E. 2537) and global conventions.

2. Photographs and Video Content

All imagery and footage captured at our Chiang Mai facilities are original works owned by the school. Reuse or republication without written consent is forbidden.

3. Recipes and Written Works

All recipes, text, and culinary material published on our website, social media, or in our publications — including the Thai Secret Cookbook — are original literary works protected by law.

4. The Thai Secret Cookbook

Reproduction, photography, video, or translation of the Thai Secret Cookbook is strictly prohibited. No digital or printed duplication is allowed without express permission.

5. Brand Identity and Trademark Protection

The name “Thai Secret Cooking School” and all related visual elements are protected under Thai and international trademark law. Unauthorized use or imitation of the brand is prohibited.

6. AI Scraping and Data Mining

Automated collection of our website content, images, or recipes for AI training or machine learning purposes is strictly prohibited.

7. Monitoring and Enforcement

We monitor the web and social platforms for misuse of our intellectual property. Violators face immediate takedowns and potential legal action.

8. Licensing and Permissions

Requests for authorized use of materials must be submitted in writing to [email protected].

9. International Enforcement

Our copyrights and trademarks are protected internationally through the Berne Convention and the WIPO Copyright Treaty. We enforce these rights in all participating countries, including the People’s Republic of China and the Republic of Singapore. Any unauthorized translation, adaptation, or imitation of our website, brand, or materials on Asian or global platforms — including mirror sites, booking aggregators, or recipe blogs — will be treated as a serious infringement.