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Grab Taxi Suvarnbhumi Airport to Pattaya....I got some news for you...
The news is its not a particularly cheap ride.... I took a Grab last night from the airport to Pattaya and the fare was 1750 plus 100 for the tole road so the total was 1850 baht.....Plus 150 tip =2000 baht.. The new Grab area on level 1 section 4 at the airport is super nice....But there were no Grab taxi bargains to be found on the Grab app.....I even think Grab has made the prices at the airport higher than regular prices... So if you are expecting to find bargains....Forget it..... -
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Where to change money at good rate in Suvarnabhumi
The "good" booths are on the basement level. The food court is on the ground level. -
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Trump Issues Stark Warning to Iran: 'We Can Blow Them Up Nicely or Viciously'
It won't be a war. Boots on the ground is a 20th century concept. -
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Fears of Unrest in UK as India-Pakistan Tensions Spark London Embassy Protest
Why don't you add some context? -
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UK passport checking
I have answered you in your other identical thread here: https://aseannow.com/topic/1360235-my-uk-passport-where-can-i-get-it-checked/ -
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Australian Aged Pension
Australia desperately needs tax reform, housing reform, and electricity reform, just to name a few, but these would be at the top. In relation to tax reform, implementing more of the Henry Review would be a good start. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Tax_Review "Rudd endorsed and implemented only 3 of the 138 recommendations." In relation to housing reform, negative gearing has to be rolled back, back politicians from both major parties and many smaller parties have investment properties. https://www.sbs.com.au/news/the-feed/article/politicians-and-their-property-portfolios-how-many-do-they-own/udjlx1qle In relation to electricity, it should never had been privatized. In 30 years, Australia went from having one of the cheapest electricity prices in the world, to having the most expensive electricity prices in the world. https://www.leadingedgeenergy.com.au/blog/highest-electricity-prices-world/ "Australian households and businesses are paying the highest electricity prices in the world, a drastic reversal from the 1990s when energy bills in the country were the cheapest in the world." It's that bad that Australia's electricity prices are causing what's left of Australia's manufacturing industry to go offshore. Neither the ALP or LNP have done anything of substance to change the above issues that have a big impact on every Australian citizen, thus, it didn't really matter who won the election, Australia will still continue down the same path to record debt, so much so, S&P issued a warning that Australia could lose its AAA rating, and if / when that happens, it's 15 baht to $1AUD.
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