misterjag

To those who poo poo the notion that a free visa acts as an incentive, I argue that it's an effective way to reinforce the perception that Thailand is a great destination for a holiday on a budget. And during hard times, many people have a difficult time rationalizing discretionary spending on luxuries like a holiday overseas.

I also think that an expensive visa acts as a disincentive, especially when a person considers revisiting a country. I'll be damned if I'll revisit China any time soon because it costs me over $100 for a visa.

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If Thailand had an effective government, heads (with braids on their shoulders) would roll for this cock up. When is Thailand going to rein in its military and put it firmly under the thumb of a civilian administration?

Another site with prices similar to dumnam:

http[colon]//www[dot]diveinfo[dot]net/contact-e[dot]html

I don't suppose it's any coincidence that the Chinese are Cambodia's greatest benefactor and they're currently locking horns with Google?

Hi. I thought for my first post I'd revive an old thread. Does anyone know if there any public facilities or schools in Bangkok that offer swimming lessons at a moderate cost? I don't mind if the lessons are conducted in Thai.