This talented tea seller drew customers to his stall by pouring the drinks while twirling around.

Footage shows the vendor deftly mixing the orange drink at a trade fair in Bangkok, Thailand. He spun around as the beverage cascaded from the metal pitcher without spilling a single drop. He then poured the beverage into an ice-filled cup to serve to impressed buyers.

The tea seller was participating in the Nong Mafueang Chuang Shop Khong Dee SME Fun Fair being held at the Government Complex in Bangkok.

Authorities organised the event, which will run from July 23 to 27, to promote micro, small, and medium enterprises from business owners along Thailand's southern border.

Wachira Kaewkor, deputy director of the Office of Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion (OSMEP), stated that the fair was organised under the Business Development Service system (MSME Recovery & Beyond) for fiscal year 2023.

He said: 'The decision to hold the fair was influenced by the successful outcomes of the SME fair conducted by OSMEP and the Southern Border Provinces Administration Centre (SBPAC) in Yala from May 4 to 7.

'Another fair was held in Bangkok, featuring 105 booths from the Southern Border and other regions, showcasing a variety of products, including food, clothes, accessories, and daily necessities.'

There were around 105 booths at the trade fair offering food, clothes, accessories, daily necessities, and miscellaneous items.

Wachira said the fair was expected to generate 5 million THB (around 146,028 USD) in revenue.

Rear Admiral Somkiat Ponprayoon, SBPAC secretary-general, said: 'The participating vendors were carefully selected to showcase their high-quality products. We hope expected that this fair will once again be a resounding success.'