Ystradyfodwg
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Small bottles of beer UK £2-£2-50 in most pubs.Not much different to Thai prices in my view.
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Most normal bars BKK/Samui BT90 Singha/Chang £2.Not much different to UK prices?
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Can't really see how people think Thailand is cheap these days?BT2,500-BT3,000 for 3* hotel BKK equates to £55-65 a night.BT180 for a beer in Soi Cowboy £3-80!Meal for 2 Pizza Hut or MK's BT900 or £20.Not particularly cheap in my book.
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Google Thai temples in the UK and it will show you a list of different Thai temples and where they are.
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I agree Chitty.My 2 month vacation this winter for myself only cost just under 6k. Estimate for 2008 was about 3k.
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Humble apologies Metisdead. Inadvertently posted in wrong Forum.Sorry!!!
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Just wondering how fellow Brits are coping with the demise of £ sterling v Thai Baht.I reckon it cost me double coming to Thailand this year compared to 5 years ago if you take into account Thai inflation and 50% loss in value of British £ v Thai Bt over the past 5 years.
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The land is far enough away from the border not to worry about any shelling-thanks for your concern.Yes girlfriends land is more hilly and does get a little more rain than the flatter areas of Sri Saket.Along with the river the rubber seems to be maturing very nicely.
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I agree that Sri Saket Province is a pretty arid region but have seen quite a few areas near Kantaralak/Cambodian border changing from rice to rubber production in recent years.Fortunately girlfriends land has a river running next to it which stops the land from getting too arid and the rubber trees seem to be developing quite nicely.
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Girlfriend bought 15 rai of farmland in Sri Saket with Chanote title for BT375,000(BT25,000 per rai)six years ago to plant rubber trees. Recent article BKK Post quoted prices for 1 rai with rubber aged up to 3 years @ BT80,000 per rai and 1 rai with ready to harvest rubber(7years) @ BT150,000!Interesting.
The Thai-Baht And The Future Of Farangs In Thailand
in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
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Been coming to Thailand 2-3 months every winter for the past fourteen years.In response to OP I feel Thailand is far more expensive this year than previous years.Yes I stay Isaan sometimes and agree its very cheap.But people who've worked hard in the UK for the rest of the year do like to stay in a fair standard of accommodation when they holiday in Thailand.From my experience I think with the 50% fall in £ against Bt plus Thai inflation I've calculated that it cost me double this winter to 5-6 years whether I stay Samui or BT1500 a night hotels in mid Sukumvit.Have spoken to many other Brits and they all agree Thailand is far more expensive than it used to be.