tonypattaya
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Just wait until the tourists and the coaches arrive in their droves! Weekends will be a nightmare. So many more hotel rooms, and condos, being built without being matched by an increase in spending on infrastructure.
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"Due to sanctions following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, both Visa and MasterCard have suspended operations in the country leading industry bosses in Thailand to call for greater access to non-western networks including the Chinese Union Pay service headquartered in Shanghai." Thailand industry bosses trying to break sanctions! Democratic Western Nations, please note!
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Russian invasion creates a multitude of problems for tourism
tonypattaya replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The 70% of Russians who support Putin, must carry the same blame for this murderous state. -
Russian invasion creates a multitude of problems for tourism
tonypattaya replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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Continuous disturbed sleep cause by non-caring selfish individuals can lead to extreme actions. by those who are inflicted by it. Near to my condo I had regular experiences and whilst i am saddened by this dreadful taking of a life I can empathise with the offender who nerves were taken to extremities.
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Education inequality – The state school teachers’ dilemma
tonypattaya replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Half the school time is spent learning about Buddha and worshipping the king. -
Israeli Who Escaped Quarantine Will be Charged and Deported
tonypattaya replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Such selfishness which potentially costs lives should be punishable by a prison sentence.....a longish one. -
Issuing free e-vaccine passports from 1-31 Dec 2021
tonypattaya replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
It worked for me, but what do I do with the QR code when I get it? -
Businesses in Thailand urge government to reverse alcohol ban
tonypattaya replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Anyone going to Iran must be "out of their minds" already! -
I am only happy when I am miserable!
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Whatever land or property is bought by foreigners stays in Thailand!!. Foreigners cannot take it back home. Can the brainless idiots who oppose foreigners owning land not see this? Large swathes of England, in particular London, is owned by foreigners. Greater property ownership creates further development and, in turn, jobs. Additionally wealth is brought into the country. What is the argument about who owns a piece of land or property?
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Caution urged for relaxing laws on foreigners owning land in Thailand
tonypattaya replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
It's not as though a foreigner can take land back home!!! Land bought in Thailand stays in Thailand. London is owned mostly by foreigners who bring their wealth to the UK, who educate their children in the UK, who grow up and stay, and bring their inheritance to the UK. This creates jobs and prosperity and exemplifies why Thailand with its stupid thinking will never be on the world stage! -
Cost of imported wine and spirits set to be slashed in Thailand
tonypattaya replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
A meal with decent wine in Thailand is amongst the highest prices in the world. Take champagne, as a benchmark for an example, the equivalent of £100 a bottle in the supermarket and £200 in a restaurant. In London, £25 and £50, which is about the same in Cambodia and Vietnam and most places in the world. It's no surprise why Thailand attracts mostly beer drinkers! -
I'm really over old idiots in Thailand
tonypattaya replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
When you judge others, you do not define them, you define yourself.” -Earl Nightingale -
The first thing that the government should do, to attract the better-off, is to lower the excessive tax on wines and champagnes. I know of no other country where it is so high. Most middle classes take wine with their meals, and the cost of the meal with decent wine is more expensive than any Western Country. The food is good value but wine, as an example say ordinary champagne, at £200 a bottle (£100 in the supermarket) deters many potential visitors, choosing other more viable destinations. The government, however, cannot see further than their noses.
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AstraZeneca-Pfizer vaccine mix to be employed from October
tonypattaya replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Thailand News
Sounds a lot better than the dump's one dose disinfectant and one dose bleach.