kaneko86

I went to a massage in soi Buakow today and I got sexually assaulted too... What can I do now?

The route of the problem the government needs to solve is probably the ridiculously cheap fares taxis in Bangkok can charge when they regularly use the meter. 

I understand we are in Thailand but a 200 - 300 baht for a 15 km ride is simply not justified. I like cheap things but for this one service I honestly think the price should be higher.

What we all forget is we just ride one way but the cabs mostly have to return to their starting point (due to assigned taxi waiting spots), the gasoline, the buying of a car, the regular changing of tires, maintenance of the car, the risk and responsibility a driver has if he incures in an accident with a customer inside and last the price of a regular license to do the job - which Bolt doesn't have).

They don't even answer calls. My recommendation is take 30 minutes more to drive to Rayong and make everything you need there instead.

Hahaha lucky boy! I wish I ever had someone sponsoring my vacation in Pattaya. 

I think coco fitness is a nicer gym than Tony's anyways there will be no problem to find Hotels near gyms as there are plenty of gyms in Pattaya.

Instead of the "coconut bar" girls I would suggest him as a 24 year old to visit "Thai pubs" such as yes pub, area39 or garden168 so that he can get laid for free if his game is a little bit okay.

Poor girls being harassed all evening by the police and not even getting 1 baht in lady drinks

7 hours ago, dddave said:

The sad truth is, most countries charge tourist more than locals.  If you travel in the USA, even if a citizen, cross a state line and visit a state park, you will pay higher entrance and usage fees than locals will.  Go to any public beach and locals will have parking stickers allowing them to park for far less.  Go to almost any museum or public attraction in the US or Europe, locals pay less than outsiders.  Even US National Parks charge Non-citizens higher fees.

Yes that right... funnily I know only my town where tourists have privilege over locals. For example the public busses are free for tourists. Locals have to pay 3 € a day.

And the moral of the story is... don't over use social media.

Surin beach

The ex major of my beloved town Pattaya "Khun khunploem" at its best.

He is teaching all the country the high right moral values that has to be kept in his new vest as culture minister ????????????????

Omg... Now all the prostitutes and online video/chat/onlyfan girls have to get a 13 digit business registration number or back to western union?

8 hours ago, webfact said:

He said that keeping the ban on alcohol sales in Pattaya will mean the city loses out on tourists during Thailand’s reopening

Yes I own an apartment in Pattaya but this latest 3 months holiday I am almost all spend it on Phuket...

I have friends asking me every 3-4 days if I have news about the reopening as they can't wait to return.

When I told them they are still required to fill out some sort of COE - now called Thailand pass, need to book a Sha+ hotel for a night and a pcr on arrival they said no thank you.

So much to the new rules lol.

Yes nonsense and that's the reason I am going trough the Phuket Sandbox. At least I pay the Sha+ hotel for a reason and see it as a 2 weeks Holiday before heading to my condo in Pattaya. I would never book a Sha+ in Pattaya owning a place there...

16 hours ago, Scouse123 said:

Policy and travel restrictions is on the CCSA and the Thai government and has nothing to do with Koh Chang people.

You are wrong my friend. Early this year Trat Province had a rule that you could only enter their islands following a negative pcr test or coming from a "yellow" province.

About the people there just see what happened with the non touristy salad pet/kok areas of the island. They didn't allow outsiders to enter and that's not ccsa or government policy.

Som Naam naa!

With all the restrictions and Xenophobia it's just your own fault Koh Chang people.

This is now the result of your narrow island mentality!

1 hour ago, kimjohansen said:

I am in Patong, Phuket now as part of the Sandbox program.  Five of the last six restaurants I have had dinner at over the past week have served alcohol; beer, wine, cocktails !!

Psssst... ????

What an unfair rule. Thai wifes get a passport in my country when marrying a guy. In Thailand they send you out of the country if you don't have 400.000 baht in the bank when marrying...

Okay... Now we now the reason for this new "fake news" laws

Oh my god... I am going to get a very bad sunburn next time I visit Koh Chang.

I have a big bike and am using the usual Thai bike license I have.

I also don't understand what changes as in Europe the bike licences are subdivided in 3 types already A1 is for up 125 cc, A2 is up to 500 cc and A3 is over.

When I got my eu license converted to Thai my EU one clearly showed A3 so I guess when this special bike license comes out it will also just be a matter of conversation.