Things to Take to Thailand
Being such a popular destination for western tourists means that there's very little in the way of goods and services that can't be obtained easily in Thailand. Furthermore, being such a shopper's paradise its best not to stuff your suitcases full of clothes before you leave home as you'll probably end up buying more than you'll ever need when you get there. However, there are other things that are better packed before you leave home.
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Quick Guide to the Best Hotel Locations
Whichever city or resort you choose to visit in Thailand its a good idea to choose your hotel location carefully or you could end up wasting a lot of precious holiday time sitting in traffic. This quick guide to some of Thailand's main tourist destinations will help you find the right hotel in the right area.
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Thailand Accommodation Tips
When visiting Thailand for the first time its worth knowing what types of accommodation are available and how much they typically charge before you actually book. Hotels in Thailand are cheaper than in many other countries so you may be surprised at the quality you can get for your money.
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The Best Time to Visit Thailand
The peak season for most thai destinations is from January to March when the sun shines most and the air is dry. If you like to lie on the beach and tan or want to enjoy activities such as scuba diving then this is undoubtedly the best time of year to go. If, however, you are not so keen on crowds and don't mind the odd tropical downpour interrupting the sunshine then you may actually prefer to head there during the rainy season. If you do your holiday could cost you half as much!
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There are many places to visit in Thailand but there are just five destinations (excluding Bangkok) that attract the vast majority of overseas visitors. These destinations are mostly beach resorts with brilliant weather, tropical beaches and lively nightlife being their main drawcard. Being largely dedicated to overseas tourism means that they also provide advantages such as widely-spoken english, luxury accommodation and a big variety of international cuisine.
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Bangkok is the arrival point for nearly all flights to Thailand. If you are travelling on from there to other Thai cities by air and have pre-booked in your home country then it will most likely be by Thai Airways. While not unreasonably priced by international standards, you can still fly for a lot less if you are prepared to collect your luggage and re-check at Bangkok Airport. For those who have the time there are some even cheaper options that really let you see the country.
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At first sight Thailand might appear to be very "westernised" and offers overseas vistors all the familiar comforts and services available in their home country. It won't take too long however, to find out that the thai people have their own culture of which they are very proud and while they are extremely tolerant towards tourists they can still be offended by some inappropriate behaviour. At worst you may find yourself in jail!
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People heading to Phuket may be interested in reading this quick guide containing useful information that could help to plan a better Phuket holiday.
Some of the subjects covered are : - what to see, what to do, what to take and which location to book your hotel in.
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