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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
the OP asked - "Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias" They are most certainly not an economic necessity - not sure what the mean by a "hidden" ias.....I think there used too be a widely held opinion amongst politicians and other authorities that foreigners were "rich and could afford it". -
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Report Phi Phi Outrage: Tour Boss Fined for Ocean Booze & Smoke Stunt
Good way to flood your beer and put out your cigarette. As long as they pack out the cans it is OK. Minor issue. What do they call Karens in Thai? -
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Is Trump the most corrupt US president in history?
Alleged "sleazy business deals". -
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Almost Refused Entry at Chiang Mai Airport -Be Warned! - 2nd Visa Exemption
Certainly have. Obtaining any visa from places such as Savannakhet and Vientiane consulates ended end of 2024. Now visas for Thailand are obtained via e-Visa platform.- 1
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Gastroscopy in Chiang Mai
What does this have to do with the post title (Chiang Mai)? -
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Report Abandoned Abroad: British Pensioner in Thailand Slams 'Immoral' Frozen Pensions Policy
137 pounds a week, that's a fortune. After a working lifetime of paying NI contributions, I've been on 101 pounds a week since 2009 (I don't get serps). Fortunately, I do have a modest works pension. Due to the many millions of pounds the government chooses to throw at the illegals every single day - hotels, houses, food, clothing, mobile phones, medical treatment, driving lessons, VIP tours around football stadiums etc I reckon there's less than a minuscule chance of the policy on expat frozen pensions ever changing.
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