Hi 
There are such things as travel agents in Thailand and can one advise how to get plane tickets to the UK and via on line and how reliable is this method.
Thanks

There are travel agents. I use one myself sometimes. But I also use the airline's reservation departments, or online booking via their websites..

Only last week, I phoned EVA Air's reservation department in Bangkok to book a return flight BKK-LHR.

1 minute ago, phetphet said:

There are travel agents. I use one myself sometimes. But I also use the airline's reservation departments, or online booking via their websites..

Only last week, I phoned EVA Air's reservation department in Bangkok to book a return flight BKK-LHR.

Thanks phetphet Can you give me any companies in Kanchanaburi please of good websites and seen different airlines vi the USA??

I book with my regular agent in Bangkok. No need to go in person. She then makes the booking and sends me a copy.

Easy.

 

Just yesterday quoted me 28.300 baht return with BA in March 

 

or 25,700 with BA in May vs 24,100 with EVA

 

That is if I book pretty soon. The longer I leave it the prices may go up a bit.

2 minutes ago, Denim said:

I book with my regular agent in Bangkok. No need to go in person. She then makes the booking and sends me a copy.

Easy.

 

Just yesterday quoted me 28.300 baht return with BA in March 

 

or 25,700 with BA in May vs 24,100 with EVA

 

That is if I book pretty soon. The longer I leave it the prices may go up a bit.

Thanks and live in Kanchanaburi province but they it seems cater for Thai tours and have seen on line bookings and the agents appear to ne American?

 

I've been using momondo.com for several years, when I've found the ticket I want I buy it from the airline.

1 minute ago, john west said:

Thanks and live in Kanchanaburi province but they it seems cater for Thai tours and have seen on line bookings and the agents appear to ne American?

 

Any help with agents on line etc please and reliable ones and thanks all 

Every airline has a website where you can book flights.

Is this thread for real?

10 minutes ago, Denim said:

I book with my regular agent in Bangkok. No need to go in person. She then makes the booking and sends me a copy.

Easy.

 

Just yesterday quoted me 28.300 baht return with BA in March 

 

or 25,700 with BA in May vs 24,100 with EVA

 

That is if I book pretty soon. The longer I leave it the prices may go up a bit.

Easy to get visa for Thai nationals and belive have to do on line. Thanks for all of your help, everyone

3 minutes ago, Gweiloman said:

Is this thread for real?

Sorry I do not know everything and that is why I asked ok

11 minutes ago, john west said:

Thanks and live in Kanchanaburi province but they it seems cater for Thai tours and have seen on line bookings and the agents appear to ne American?

 

Yeah that´s whats good with Internet, they do not care where you live.

Sorry, but I don't know any travel agents in Kanchanaburi.

 

I always use EVA Air to fly to UK because they fly direct, non-stop. https://www.evaair.com  You can book online via the website.

 

If you prefer to book over the phone, their reservation number in BKK is: 

• Reservation/Ticketing Hotline +66-2-3027288

•  

Emirates fly from Bangkok, but require a stop in Dubai I believe. https://www.emirates.com/th/english/

 

There are of course many other airlines that fly BKK to UK.

 

HTH

 

 

Edited February 6, 20206 yr by phetphet

I find booking with finair via cheapoflights eazy peezy my last flight was a single 385 dollars and almost same same this may.

1 minute ago, phetphet said:

Sorry, but I don't know any travel agents in Kanchanaburi.

I always use EVA Air to fly to UK because they fly direct, non-stop. https://www.evaair.com

Their reservation number in BKK is: 

• Reservation/Ticketing Hotline +66-2-3027288

Emirates fly from Bangkok, but require a stop in Dubai I believe. https://www.emirates.com/th/english/

 

There are of course many other airlines that fly BKK to UK.

 

HTH

 

 

Thank you so much, Phetphet

2 minutes ago, phetphet said:

Sorry, but I don't know any travel agents in Kanchanaburi.

 

I always use EVA Air to fly to UK because they fly direct, non-stop. https://www.evaair.com  You can book online via the website.

 

If you prefer to book over the phone, their reservation number in BKK is: 

• Reservation/Ticketing Hotline +66-2-3027288

•  

Emirates fly from Bangkok, but require a stop in Dubai I believe. https://www.emirates.com/th/english/

 

There are of course many other airlines that fly BKK to UK.

 

HTH

 

 

What kind of prices are you getting ?

17 minutes ago, Gweiloman said:

Is this thread for real?

You what was asking as I do not know it all. Thanks

1 minute ago, Liverpudlian said:

What kind of prices are you getting ?

over 600 pounds the cheapest???

1 minute ago, john west said:

over 600 pounds the cheapest???

1 way or return ?  good topic mate & John west was allways the best ????

Hardly visa related, so I'll to a more approriate forum.

10 minutes ago, Liverpudlian said:

1 way or return ?  good topic mate & John west was allways the best ????

Return mate and yes the old ones are the best but Not a cousin though!!! Thanks for your help. Liverpudlian

I just checked momondo.com for flights, BKK / LHR, depart 6 May return 20 May and there's loads of options:

 

Finair 498 Pounds

KLM 493

Emirates 502

Air France 530

Etihad 524

etc etc

 

Cheaper still if you go to Gatwick.

I always use Skyscanner and find it the cheapest!

43 minutes ago, Denim said:

I book with my regular agent in Bangkok. No need to go in person. She then makes the booking and sends me a copy.

Easy.

 

Just yesterday quoted me 28.300 baht return with BA in March 

 

or 25,700 with BA in May vs 24,100 with EVA

 

That is if I book pretty soon. The longer I leave it the prices may go up a bit.

 

Or they may go down as people around the world stop flying because of the coronavirus. I loved it after 9/11 and during SARS. Selfish perhaps, but it's nice to have three seats to lay out on in Peasant Class.

13 minutes ago, theoldgit said:

Hardly visa related, so I'll to a more approriate forum.

oops Olg git tjhe wrong area and thx

55 minutes ago, Denim said:

I book with my regular agent in Bangkok. No need to go in person. She then makes the booking and sends me a copy.

Easy.

 

Just yesterday quoted me 28.300 baht return with BA in March 

 

or 25,700 with BA in May vs 24,100 with EVA

 

That is if I book pretty soon. The longer I leave it the prices may go up a bit.

good prices if that is bkk/uk/bkk

1 hour ago, steve187 said:

good prices if that is bkk/uk/bkk

 

It is. Both BA and EVA are non stop. The BA flight arrives around 6.30 pm and the EVA around 7.30 pm. Tried both. BA seats more comfortable and better legroom but <deleted> in flight entertainment.

 

Website here :

 

http://www.successfultravelservice.com/

 

On 2/6/2020 at 4:24 PM, Liverpudlian said:

What kind of prices are you getting ?

I will fly from Samui to London Heathrow via BKK. I always buy as a single through ticket so that my baggage goes straight through. No taking off the carousel in BKK and checking in again.

This works out a bit more expensive. THB 65,000 return for Premier Deluxe. This is a class of seats between economy and business class. Slightly bigger seats, and a bit more leg room. But that price inclusdes the flight from Samui.

Bangkok Airways and EVA Air have a code share agreement, so baggage straight through is possible.

Edited February 9, 20206 yr by phetphet

On 2/6/2020 at 9:28 AM, Liverpudlian said:

1 way or return ?  good topic mate & John west was allways the best ????

Just check on Skyscanner. Will give you ticket prices for numerous airlines single or return. I usually fly Emirates to Manchester and pay around £650 return. A single would be roughly half of that.

Best price is usually around a month before your flight.

 

 

Edited February 9, 20206 yr by DannyCarlton

For the NW UK I now use Emirates to Manchester and book thru the airline web page.

I did book thru cheaptickets.co.th.

Many years ago I used  a travel agents in Soi 4 Nana, AP Travel. I do believe they still may be there. There was a Thai girl who spoke excellent French and English, she would do all the ground work and you would just hand over the Baht.

I was planning a visit back to home country this year but with all this sanmiguel virus around, myself and a few others I know are just keeping away from airports and large populated places etc.

 

Edited February 9, 20206 yr by phutoie2
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