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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 13 March 2025
New Shuttle Service Bridges Bangkok's Airports to Pattaya Shores Picture courtesy of Pattaya Mail Travellers have reason to rejoice as the Transport Company Ltd. launches a new shuttle bus service linking Don Mueang International Airport and Pattaya, enhancing connectivity like never before. This latest addition, announced on March 8 by Deputy Transport Minister Surapong Piyachote, aligns with Thailand’s strategic initiative to bolster tourism by improving transport links between key aviation hubs and popular locales. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1354514-new-shuttle-service-bridges-bangkoks-airports-to-pattaya-shores/ -
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Do foreigners need to pay tax in Thailand?
If you're a UK ex govt worker and have already been taxed at source there, my understanding is that you don't file for tax here as well. To do so is asking for trouble IMO. -
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BBC Senior Managers from Minority Backgrounds Earn More Than Peers, Data Shows
And yet again you would be wrong. Or did the thread not make that clear enough when it presented the facts to you. -
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Altercation Erupts Between Tourist and Ladyboys in Phuket
Still "Bull Fight". Not a Cat Fight.- 1
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Dog Barking Drama: When Neighbourly Conflicts Turn Threatening
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New Shuttle Service Bridges Bangkok's Airports to Pattaya Shores
Picture courtesy of Pattaya Mail Travellers have reason to rejoice as the Transport Company Ltd. launches a new shuttle bus service linking Don Mueang International Airport and Pattaya, enhancing connectivity like never before. This latest addition, announced on March 8 by Deputy Transport Minister Surapong Piyachote, aligns with Thailand’s strategic initiative to bolster tourism by improving transport links between key aviation hubs and popular locales. The glossy pink buses, a trademark appearance for the company, start their journey from Sukhumvit Road, directly across the Father Ray Foundation, and head towards the bustling Bangkok entryway. The schedule promises convenience with tickets available at Don Mueang Airport's Terminal 1 and 2 for international and domestic travellers, respectively. In Pattaya, passengers can hop on the bus just opposite the foundation. Whether you're transferring between flights or heading to a sunny beach getaway, this service simplifies travel logistics, saving time and easing commutes. Running from early hours at 5am until 8pm, booking slots can be secured by phone or online, though early adopters should double-check digital service availability. With this move, Thailand not only strengthens its airport connectivity but also opens new avenues for economic stimulus through tourism, marking a significant uptick in regional integration. As the pink shuttle service glides into operation, it paves the way for a seamless travel experience, promising stress-free voyages for residents and tourists alike, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-13
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