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Travel Thailand Ranks Among World's Safest Countries for Solo Female Travelers
I'd disagree. My female colleagues went to Pattaya, and were constantly being harassed by Indian tourists thinking they were prostitutes. -
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UN Warns of Growing Crisis as Aid Fails to Reach Gazans Despite Border Crossings
Why is it that you don't follow the rules ? -
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Video Ex-Air Hostess Charlotte Lee Arrested for £1.5m Cannabis in Sri Lanka
Flights from Thailand are being targetted heavily for marijuana. There have been many cases now with massive hauls caught - just google it. So they chose third party countries to stop the UK not thinking the passenger came from Thailand and not a thorough search. -
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UN Warns of Growing Crisis as Aid Fails to Reach Gazans Despite Border Crossings
Below is an interesting article on the difficulties bringing food and aid into Gaza. Checkpoints, looters, and warzones – the obstacles in the way of Gaza food parcels A brief summary: 1. UNRWA's warehouses and logistics were destroyed by Israel's invasion of Rafah last May. 2. Israeli anti-aid activists at Kerem Shalom protest food deliveries, saying it's undermining the war effort. 3. Passing Israeli security, trucks have to be unloaded, causing long delays. 4. Anaesthetics, oxygen cylinders, water filtration systems, dates, sleeping bags, and maternity kits are not allowed into Gaza. due to Israeli claims some items have potential military use. 5. According to the UN, over 400 humanitarian workers have been killed in the conflict whilst UN warehouses have been bombed by the Israel Defence Force (IDF), and humanitarian workers killed on routes already approved by the army. 6. Looting- during periods of scarcity, looting increases. A stretch of road three kilometres long near the crossing saw drivers attacked by groups of criminals aiming to seize their goods. A light at the end of the tunnel? Supplies are ready to go at scale, says Louise Wateridge, senior emergency officer at UNRWA. She said UNRWA have warehouses full of enough supplies to feed 200,000 people for a month. In addition , the UN and all the NGOs have supplies sitting and waiting. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 22 May 2025
Thailand Ranks Among World's Safest Countries for Solo Female Travelers Picture courtesy of Vietjet Air Thailand has clinched the eighth spot among the world’s top 10 safest places for solo female travellers in 2025, as per a report published by the New York Post. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361361-thailand-ranks-among-worlds-safest-countries-for-solo-female-travelers/ -
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Travel Thailand Ranks Among World's Safest Countries for Solo Female Travelers
Picture courtesy of Vietjet Air Thailand has clinched the eighth spot among the world’s top 10 safest places for solo female travellers in 2025, as per a report published by the New York Post. This accolade bolsters Thailand's status as a prime destination where women can feel secure while exploring individually. With its warm hospitality and extensive tourism industry, Thailand has become synonymous with safety and welcome for women traipsing through its diverse landscapes. Popular travel guides Adventurous Kate and Be My Travel Muse are singing Thailand’s praises, particularly highlighting the nation’s robust tourism infrastructure and the genuine friendliness of its people. The country stands out as an unparalleled haven for women desiring new adventures within a supportive and secure environment. Notably, Be My Travel Muse also singles out Thailand as the premier spot in Asia for female solo travellers, applauding its variety of attractions and ease of transport that simplify independent exploration. Thai tourism authorities herald these recognitions as validation of their relentless efforts to boost visitor safety while crafting enriching travel experiences. With a reputation steeped in warm welcomes and a well-honed tourism sector, it's little wonder that Thailand continues to charm wanderers from across the globe. As safety concerns lessen, more women are encouraged to set out alone and see the wonders Thailand offers in sheer comfort and security. The heightened global acknowledgement of Thailand as a beacon of safety is poised to fortify its ambition to rise as a leading travel locale. This fuels international assurance in the Thai tourism landscape, further propelling the “Amazing Thailand” brand mantra to new heights. With its eye on the prize, Thailand is reshaping landscapes and minds by promoting a destination where women can discover their intrepid spirit in safety and style. Adapted by ASEAN Now from THai Government PR Department 2025-05-22
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