copperkerferd Posted August 31, 2009 Share Posted August 31, 2009 Hello everyone. Iam new to this forum and i am looking for some advice. I am thinking of starting a Company in Australia doing Golfing trips to Thailand. I will be bringing 12 or 16 golfers staying 8,10 or 12 nights. We would be staying in Pattaya and would like to play golf at the surrounding golf clubs. I would like to know what permits i would need or Taxes i need to pay.?? How hard it would be to play at these Golf clubs.?? What Red tape i might come accross.?? I would be using Thai people for the tranport to and from Bangkok and also to and from the golf clubs. This is a dream of mine i would like to pursue so if anyone can help, please do. Copperkerferd Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terrytan Posted September 1, 2009 Share Posted September 1, 2009 Mate contact Tommy at www.thecamelpub.com Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OOB Posted September 1, 2009 Share Posted September 1, 2009 Hello everyone. Iam new to this forum and i am looking for some advice. I am thinking of starting a Company in Australia doing Golfing trips to Thailand. I will be bringing 12 or 16 golfers staying 8,10 or 12 nights. We would be staying in Pattaya and would like to play golf at the surrounding golf clubs.I would like to know what permits i would need or Taxes i need to pay.?? How hard it would be to play at these Golf clubs.?? What Red tape i might come accross.?? I would be using Thai people for the tranport to and from Bangkok and also to and from the golf clubs. This is a dream of mine i would like to pursue so if anyone can help, please do. Copperkerferd There are several local companies (Pattaya) that could organise all of this end for you. I have no idea on the tax/permits situation, but partnering with a local firm would almost certainly get over (nearly?) all of the red tape issues. One I used previously was Thaigerline Golf (www.thaigerline.com). I'd suggest contacting them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
copperkerferd Posted September 1, 2009 Author Share Posted September 1, 2009 Hello everyone. Iam new to this forum and i am looking for some advice. I am thinking of starting a Company in Australia doing Golfing trips to Thailand. I will be bringing 12 or 16 golfers staying 8,10 or 12 nights. We would be staying in Pattaya and would like to play golf at the surrounding golf clubs.I would like to know what permits i would need or Taxes i need to pay.?? How hard it would be to play at these Golf clubs.?? What Red tape i might come accross.?? I would be using Thai people for the tranport to and from Bangkok and also to and from the golf clubs. This is a dream of mine i would like to pursue so if anyone can help, please do. Copperkerferd There are several local companies (Pattaya) that could organise all of this end for you. I have no idea on the tax/permits situation, but partnering with a local firm would almost certainly get over (nearly?) all of the red tape issues. One I used previously was Thaigerline Golf (www.thaigerline.com). I'd suggest contacting them. Thanks for the thumbs up. Cheers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
copperkerferd Posted September 1, 2009 Author Share Posted September 1, 2009 Hello everyone. Iam new to this forum and i am looking for some advice. I am thinking of starting a Company in Australia doing Golfing trips to Thailand. I will be bringing 12 or 16 golfers staying 8,10 or 12 nights. We would be staying in Pattaya and would like to play golf at the surrounding golf clubs.I would like to know what permits i would need or Taxes i need to pay.?? How hard it would be to play at these Golf clubs.?? What Red tape i might come accross.?? I would be using Thai people for the tranport to and from Bangkok and also to and from the golf clubs. This is a dream of mine i would like to pursue so if anyone can help, please do. Copperkerferd There are several local companies (Pattaya) that could organise all of this end for you. I have no idea on the tax/permits situation, but partnering with a local firm would almost certainly get over (nearly?) all of the red tape issues. One I used previously was Thaigerline Golf (www.thaigerline.com). I'd suggest contacting them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
copperkerferd Posted September 1, 2009 Author Share Posted September 1, 2009 Hello everyone. Iam new to this forum and i am looking for some advice. I am thinking of starting a Company in Australia doing Golfing trips to Thailand. I will be bringing 12 or 16 golfers staying 8,10 or 12 nights. We would be staying in Pattaya and would like to play golf at the surrounding golf clubs.I would like to know what permits i would need or Taxes i need to pay.?? How hard it would be to play at these Golf clubs.?? What Red tape i might come accross.?? I would be using Thai people for the tranport to and from Bangkok and also to and from the golf clubs. This is a dream of mine i would like to pursue so if anyone can help, please do. Copperkerferd There are several local companies (Pattaya) that could organise all of this end for you. I have no idea on the tax/permits situation, but partnering with a local firm would almost certainly get over (nearly?) all of the red tape issues. One I used previously was Thaigerline Golf (www.thaigerline.com). I'd suggest contacting them. Thanks for the helping hand. Cheers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
aussiechick Posted September 1, 2009 Share Posted September 1, 2009 Hello everyone. Iam new to this forum and i am looking for some advice. I am thinking of starting a Company in Australia doing Golfing trips to Thailand. I will be bringing 12 or 16 golfers staying 8,10 or 12 nights. We would be staying in Pattaya and would like to play golf at the surrounding golf clubs.I would like to know what permits i would need or Taxes i need to pay.?? How hard it would be to play at these Golf clubs.?? What Red tape i might come accross.?? I would be using Thai people for the tranport to and from Bangkok and also to and from the golf clubs. This is a dream of mine i would like to pursue so if anyone can help, please do. Copperkerferd Look up www.cocogolf.net based in Thailand. Been in the business for years, check out the website. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
copperkerferd Posted September 1, 2009 Author Share Posted September 1, 2009 Hello everyone. Iam new to this forum and i am looking for some advice. I am thinking of starting a Company in Australia doing Golfing trips to Thailand. I will be bringing 12 or 16 golfers staying 8,10 or 12 nights. We would be staying in Pattaya and would like to play golf at the surrounding golf clubs.I would like to know what permits i would need or Taxes i need to pay.?? How hard it would be to play at these Golf clubs.?? What Red tape i might come accross.?? I would be using Thai people for the tranport to and from Bangkok and also to and from the golf clubs. This is a dream of mine i would like to pursue so if anyone can help, please do. Copperkerferd Look up www.cocogolf.net based in Thailand. Been in the business for years, check out the website. Cheers. Thanks for the help. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jrbkk64 Posted September 2, 2009 Share Posted September 2, 2009 check www.golf-tours-thailand.com The owner is a retired Scot and a friend of mine. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
copperkerferd Posted September 3, 2009 Author Share Posted September 3, 2009 check www.golf-tours-thailand.comThe owner is a retired Scot and a friend of mine. Thanks very much. Cheers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jing-jo Posted September 6, 2009 Share Posted September 6, 2009 Hi you should give these guys a go they are Australian and always have loads of competitions twice weekly and pretty good discounts for a lot of courses speak to Jack or Bob www.outbackgolfbar.com hope this venture takes off for you chock dee Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
copperkerferd Posted September 8, 2009 Author Share Posted September 8, 2009 Hi you should give these guys a gothey are Australian and always have loads of competitions twice weekly and pretty good discounts for a lot of courses speak to Jack or Bob www.outbackgolfbar.com hope this venture takes off for you chock dee Thanks very much for the help. Have a great day. Mike Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thailandgolf Posted September 10, 2009 Share Posted September 10, 2009 There's a lot of competition out there in the Thailand golf tour market. I recommend if you are going to/thinking of using any of the tour companies that you try contacting them via email first and see what kind of response you get. Quite often you'll find that you get no reply, or one a week later, which is obviously not a good sign. Google "golf in thailand" or anything like that and contact the first 10 companies then compare the replies. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
copperkerferd Posted September 10, 2009 Author Share Posted September 10, 2009 There's a lot of competition out there in the Thailand golf tour market. I recommend if you are going to/thinking of using any of the tour companies that you try contacting them via email first and see what kind of response you get. Quite often you'll find that you get no reply, or one a week later, which is obviously not a good sign. Google "golf in thailand" or anything like that and contact the first 10 companies then compare the replies. Cheers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OOB Posted September 10, 2009 Share Posted September 10, 2009 Places like Pattaya offers extreme adventure, sports, entertainment and nightlife to thousands of leisure-starved tourists annually. Often passed up for its boisterous charm, Pattaya is the one place where travelers of every budget, yet limitless imagination can enjoy the finest in culture, eco-tourism and revelry. To know more about Pattaya Thailand, please visit the website amazingthailand.co.in Amelia - have you ever been to Pattaya? If so - please could you point me to where I 'can enjoy the finest in culture'? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toosetinmyways Posted September 12, 2009 Share Posted September 12, 2009 Places like Pattaya offers extreme adventure, sports, entertainment and nightlife to thousands of leisure-starved tourists annually. Often passed up for its boisterous charm, Pattaya is the one place where travelers of every budget, yet limitless imagination can enjoy the finest in culture, eco-tourism and revelry. To know more about Pattaya Thailand, please visit the website amazingthailand.co.in Amelia - have you ever been to Pattaya? If so - please could you point me to where I 'can enjoy the finest in culture'? I thing Amelia works for TAT Pattaya division. To show how much Thais know about Pattaya the head of the Thai Ladies Golf Association when interviewed on Golf Channel as to how they got such big names for the Honda Classic she replied " The girls love to go shopping in Walking Street". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alstaxi Posted September 13, 2009 Share Posted September 13, 2009 Places like Pattaya offers extreme adventure, sports, entertainment and nightlife to thousands of leisure-starved tourists annually. Often passed up for its boisterous charm, Pattaya is the one place where travelers of every budget, yet limitless imagination can enjoy the finest in culture, eco-tourism and revelry. To know more about Pattaya Thailand, please visit the website amazingthailand.co.in Amelia - have you ever been to Pattaya? If so - please could you point me to where I 'can enjoy the finest in culture'? I thing Amelia works for TAT Pattaya division. To show how much Thais know about Pattaya the head of the Thai Ladies Golf Association when interviewed on Golf Channel as to how they got such big names for the Honda Classic she replied " The girls love to go shopping in Walking Street". That could be more correct than you think, have you seen some of the "girls" on the LPGA? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toosetinmyways Posted September 13, 2009 Share Posted September 13, 2009 Places like Pattaya offers extreme adventure, sports, entertainment and nightlife to thousands of leisure-starved tourists annually. Often passed up for its boisterous charm, Pattaya is the one place where travelers of every budget, yet limitless imagination can enjoy the finest in culture, eco-tourism and revelry. To know more about Pattaya Thailand, please visit the website amazingthailand.co.in Amelia - have you ever been to Pattaya? If so - please could you point me to where I 'can enjoy the finest in culture'? I thing Amelia works for TAT Pattaya division. To show how much Thais know about Pattaya the head of the Thai Ladies Golf Association when interviewed on Golf Channel as to how they got such big names for the Honda Classic she replied " The girls love to go shopping in Walking Street". That could be more correct than you think, have you seen some of the "girls" on the LPGA? Cristie Kerr Suzann Pettersen Ai Miyazato Jiyai Shin In-Kyung Kim Yani Tseng Paula Creamer Karrie Webb Eun-Hee Ji Angela Stanford Lorena Ochoa Song-Hee Kim Kristy McPherson Lindsey Wright Na Yeon Choi Brittany Lincicome Michelle Wie Anna Nordqvist Morgan Pressel Sophie Gustafson Candie Kung Ji Young Oh Hee Young Park Catriona Matthew Se Ri Pak Seon Hwa Lee Brittany Lang Katherine Hull As you know so much about the personel preferences of lady golfers perhaps you could indicate in the above list who would find walking street to their liking. Of course irefutable proof is required Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
copperkerferd Posted September 14, 2009 Author Share Posted September 14, 2009 Places like Pattaya offers extreme adventure, sports, entertainment and nightlife to thousands of leisure-starved tourists annually. Often passed up for its boisterous charm, Pattaya is the one place where travelers of every budget, yet limitless imagination can enjoy the finest in culture, eco-tourism and revelry. To know more about Pattaya Thailand, please visit the website amazingthailand.co.in Amelia, Thanks for that information. I will have a good look at this site. I have noticed that you may work in the TAT Division in Pattaya. If i am to bring Golfing groups to Thailand can you tell me what permits or Licenses i will need??? Mike Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OOB Posted September 14, 2009 Share Posted September 14, 2009 Places like Pattaya offers extreme adventure, sports, entertainment and nightlife to thousands of leisure-starved tourists annually. Often passed up for its boisterous charm, Pattaya is the one place where travelers of every budget, yet limitless imagination can enjoy the finest in culture, eco-tourism and revelry. To know more about Pattaya Thailand, please visit the website amazingthailand.co.in Amelia, Thanks for that information. I will have a good look at this site. I have noticed that you may work in the TAT Division in Pattaya. If i am to bring Golfing groups to Thailand can you tell me what permits or Licenses i will need??? Mike And I thought my question (please could you point me to where I 'can enjoy the finest in culture?) was hard!! Best of luck with that one Mike! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
copperkerferd Posted September 14, 2009 Author Share Posted September 14, 2009 Hello everyone. Iam new to this forum and i am looking for some advice. I am thinking of starting a Company in Australia doing Golfing trips to Thailand. I will be bringing 12 or 16 golfers staying 8,10 or 12 nights. We would be staying in Pattaya and would like to play golf at the surrounding golf clubs.I would like to know what permits i would need or Taxes i need to pay.?? How hard it would be to play at these Golf clubs.?? What Red tape i might come accross.?? I would be using Thai people for the tranport to and from Bangkok and also to and from the golf clubs. This is a dream of mine i would like to pursue so if anyone can help, please do. Copperkerferd Thanks to all of those people out there with suggestions. I would like to know how i get a TAT License and what i have to do and what it is for. Also a Tourism Authority License. Cheers Mike Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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