Where? When? When you travel the world, it is important to get the timing right. Not know if a country’s seasons and possible weather conditions can transform the holiday into a nightmare. In the same way to collect some basic details about what to expect will help you make the right decisions about where and [...]
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November 9th, 2009
When & Where to visit Thailand?
November 6th, 2009
Thailand Public Holidays
Thailand Public Holidays In Thailand most workers do not receive the generous holiday/vacation leave allowances people do in the west, although this is offset by the greater number of public holidays Thais enjoy. Many public holidays are based around festivals. Clearly, Thai people want to make the most of these holidays by taking a break [...]
November 6th, 2009
Introduction to Thailand
Thailand is a country of ancient traditions, of peaceful temples and modern urban excitement. With and independent history going back more than seven centuries, it has managed to absorb a variety of cultural influences and blend them into something uniquely and memorably Thai. Each of its four major region offers a distinctive experience for the [...]
November 3rd, 2009
What to do in Thailand?
Thailand diving There’s plenty to see in Thailand and there’s also masses to do. What’s great about Thailand is the variety of what’s on offer and the fact that whatever you try it’s not going to break the bank.Take a visit to Thailand’s islands and beaches, for instance. You can get straight into diving and [...]
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Best time to visit Thailand
Thailand best time to visit is from February to March when the weather is kind and the beaches are at their finest. By far Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July and last into November (the ‘rainy season’). They can be uncomfortably, unpredictably sticky. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed [...]
