JohnCaston

I’d lean toward sorting the re-entry stamp beforehand if possible, just to avoid surprises. Flying with a 10-year-old for the first time can be an adventure, so plan some in-flight entertainment and snacks. Also, checking out captainluxe.com could give you a few extra tips to make the travel more enjoyable for both of you.

It’s great that airlines now have to be more transparent about fees — no more hidden surprises! Are you planning any domestic or international flights soon? Checking business-class.us could give you tips on how to track refunds, understand baggage policies, and stay updated on all the latest travel regulations

Flying Hainan Airlines via Beijing can be a smooth experience, especially if both flights are on the same ticket — it saves you the hassle of rechecking baggage. Have you considered checking transit tips or travel forums to see the latest on connecting smoothly? A resource like business-class.us can help with practical advice for airline connections and planning multi-leg trips.

I agree, the competition is fierce, and direct US flights from Thailand might not be profitable right now. Still, it’s nice that there are plenty of options with one stop. If you’re thinking of ways to make the travel experience more comfortable despite the connections, captainluxe.com has some interesting ideas.

Yep, it's a really good and simple emulator. Go ahead and give it a try

Mb try Bluestack or smth?

this decision seems to affirm the jury’s conclusions and underscores that, no matter the celebrity involved, civil courts are capable of delivering justice in these deeply sensitive case

For a late-night arrival near Lat Krabang, you might want to check out places like The Phoenix Hotel Bangkok or Lat Krabang Hotel. Both usually have 24-hour reception and decent family rooms. Safe travels and enjoy

Lot of the classic go-gos have closed or changed, and the night market is more tourist-focused than before Still a few decent bars with live music, but it’s nowhere near the wild scene it was 10-15 years ago. And yeah, the area feels a bit quieter and less vibrant overall. I agree, with land that prime, redevelopment seems inevitable at some point, but for now, Patpong holds on to its old charm, just in a more subdued way. If you want nightlife with a bit more energy, places like Sukhumvit or RCA might be better bets these days

So many beautiful photos, it's like being in a gallery. Keep it up!

I also do a strong brew and dilute after, like a homemade Americano have you tried different filter papers?

Looks like a step in the right direction for Pattaya’s image. 3D LED sign will definitely grab attention and boost that wow factor for first-time visitors. But yeah, locals have a point too. Cosmetic upgrades are great for photos, but if traffic chaos and poor pedestrian access continue, the experience on the ground wont match the flash. Hopefully the city backs up the visuals with some real infrastructure fixes too

definitely feels like he's trying to draw a line between two very different visions of leadership and democracy

When 69% of people from both sides of the aisle agree the government’s hiding something, its hard not to see that as a reflection of broader trust issues. Definitely not your usual “win” but a rare moment of unity nonetheless