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Report Israeli Tourist Sparks Outrage Over Shoe Rule Dispute in Thailand
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Economy Vietnam Tourism Threat Looms: Could It Overtake Thailand?
Vietnam attracts a different type of tourist. There is a lot of history and plenty to see from the north to the south . Nha Trang is nice with a lovely beach but the water is freezing. The Vietnamese food is delicious, and different, many Thais love Vietnamese food. Vietnamese people are generally very nice, and better educated. The sex scene is there but more discreet. I’ve met many people who have been or want to go to Vietnam. A lot of would be Asia tourists are frankly disgusted by what they’ve seen in Pattaya, Phuket especially. I don’t think Patpong is on most tourists list of sightseeing, Bangkok has loads of wonderful sites to see. , and tourists rarely spend more than 3 nights. Prices have soared in Thailand , I think it is more axed to “ all in holidays” these days, which doesn’t do much for the average Thai business es. Thais just have to get it into their heads that tourists do not want to come back every year, they want change. -
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The alarming mental decline of Donald J. Trump -- watch this space
Technically your response is gibberish. But notably both you and "candide" lack any understanding of dementia, even though you are both apparently at opposite ends of a political spectrum. No one is "complicit" in or causes dementia. Its a range of syndromes that really start with changes in your brain in your 30s. We all suffer changes in our mental acuity as we age, mostly due to changes in brain vascularisation. If you are a smoker, these come on earlier, Then drinkers. Long term exposure to pain, such as through arthritis, also can cause changes in parts of the brain associated with how we react to oain. This can cause delusional behaviour. Cancers in other parts of the body can also cause symptoms, For instance, its not uncommon for someone with bladder cancer to exhibit dementia-like symptoms. In fact, many urinary infections impact our behaviour and memory recall. I have utter sympathy with anyone with dementia. With the right support, people with dementia can remain active and make a contribution to society. -
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Visa run to Laos, always fine? No problem with TDAC
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Visa run to Laos, always fine? No problem with TDAC
use safe entry and no problem
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