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DTV Border Bounce from Pattaya via van - 5,700 baht. Why are DTV border bounces more costly?
They pull you aside, to an office or a desk. They don't make others behind you wait. This is a visa agent who has spoken about the DTV. I have queued it up to the time where he discusses DTV and immigration. -
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Trump can't understand photoshopped MS13
Alternative explanation: he may perfectly know it's fake! That wouldn't be the first time (remember the Big Lie). -
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New Chinese form of psychological torture rolled out in Thailand
It doesn't say palm oil here. Are you sure? https://mixue.asia/mixue-ice-cream-ingredients/ -
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Tourism Thailand Vows to End Dual Pricing Amid Growing Tourist Backlash
Let’s Stick to Facts, Not Deflections - Saying “dual pricing is dual pricing” is just a shallow comparison that ignores context, scale, and intent. The Louvre’s proposed price hike for non-EU visitors is about €3–€8 more on a €20 ticket—not 5–10x the local rate like Thailand’s national parks. That’s a small surcharge to fund an €800 million renovation, not a blanket policy based on nationality. In Thailand, many parks charge foreigners 400–1000% more, regardless of residency, tax contribution, or legal status. That’s the issue—not the idea of discounts, but the scale and execution. And despite this, most parks see no real income benefit from dual pricing. It’s been shown to deter tourists more than help conservation or funding. Also, public museums in much of Europe—including the UK—are free or low-cost to all, regardless of nationality. Trying to use one partial and temporary future example to justify a widespread and outdated policy in Thailand doesn’t hold up. The real discussion isn’t “do others do it too?”—it’s whether it’s smart, fair, and good for Thailand’s image. And on that, dual pricing fails. -
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All the Good Mangoes Must Be in Macau?
AFAIK, you live in CM. This area is not a great fruit area. Oranges, longans, guava and rambutans are OK here and strawberries are occasionally excellent but mostly subpar. The best area for fruit is central Thailand... at least for my favorites mango, pineapple, mangosteen, durian and pomelo. -
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Crime Chinese Nominee Network Busted in Rayong Over Project Worth 2 Billion Baht
Trust a thai woman. Wow 😱😱
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