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The old town district of Chiang Mai is quite easy to get around by foot or bicycle, but going a bit further afield will probably involve catching a tuk-tuk or songthaew. Many locals own motorbikes and it's also relatively easy for tourists to rent motorcycles on a daily or weekly basis. Please be … [Read more...]
The first rail link between Thailand and Laos has been officially opened today by HRH Princess Chakri Sirindhorn. Trains will run daily between Nong Khai in north-east Thailand and Thanaleng in Laos. The track goes over the Friendship Bridge which spans the Mekong River and will provide a rail link … [Read more...]
Getting around in Bangkok can be a bewildering experience for any visitor to the Thai capital, but there are some options such as the Skytrain (pictured) and metro which are comfortable, clean and convenient. Skytrain The excellent Skytrain is a great way to get around Bangkok although it is … [Read more...]
Flights have resumed to and from Bangkok’s international airport. Although Suvarnabhumi airport anticipates that most areas will be up and running by tomorrow, there is still a large volume of travellers trying to get in and out of Thailand and it could be another week before airlines can fully … [Read more...]
The anti-government protesters who have been occupying Bangkok’s two airports for the past week have confirmed they are bringing their protest to an end. The announcement follows today’s judgement by the Constitutional Court which has unseated prime minister Somchai. The protesters say all … [Read more...]
There are conflicting reports about whether Bangkok international airport is getting ready to re-open following today’s court ruling which has disqualified Somchai as prime minister. Some news channels are reporting that the anti-government protesters have agreed to end their occupation of … [Read more...]
Airports of Thailand (AOT) have been negotiating with the anti-government protesters who continue to occupy both of Bangkok’s airports. Leaders of the anti-government People’s Alliance for Democracy (PAD) have agreed that air crew from Thai Airways and other international airlines will be … [Read more...]
