Made it into the Daily Telegraph I see!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/picturegalleries/9710907/The-worlds-most-stylish-airports.html?frame=2413280

I remember the 'tropical' feeling of the old terminal at Samui International, that was for sure charming!

Oh no - more fame and fortune means higher prices?

Personally i'd rather it were a run down old shack if it meant we could fly at a sensible price, like about 70% cheaper than their normal prices

Personally i'd rather it were a run down old shack if it meant we could fly at a sensible price, like about 70% cheaper than their normal prices

Do we need to go there , this early in the topic?

Personally i'd rather it were a run down old shack if it meant we could fly at a sensible price, like about 70% cheaper than their normal prices

Do we need to go there , this early in the topic?

Probably not.

Personally i'd rather it were a run down old shack if it meant we could fly at a sensible price, like about 70% cheaper than their normal prices

i rather not walk a kilometre in the hot sun past shops of no interest to get to my flight

Personally i'd rather it were a run down old shack if it meant we could fly at a sensible price, like about 70% cheaper than their normal prices

i rather not walk a kilometre in the hot sun past shops of no interest to get to my flight

Ask for Golf buggy, I do.

I remember the 'tropical' feeling of the old terminal at Samui International, that was for sure charming!

and the katoey in the restauraunt that made a great khao pat

Personally i'd rather it were a run down old shack if it meant we could fly at a sensible price, like about 70% cheaper than their normal prices

i rather not walk a kilometre in the hot sun past shops of no interest to get to my flight

Ask for Golf buggy, I do.

they have that cart there, but it is NEVER running when i am heading for my flight.

Personally i'd rather it were a run down old shack if it meant we could fly at a sensible price, like about 70% cheaper than their normal prices

Do we need to go there , this early in the topic?

Inevitable I'm afraid.

You could end up in a similar position as King Canute

http://faculty.histo...anute Waves.htm

Personally i'd rather it were a run down old shack if it meant we could fly at a sensible price, like about 70% cheaper than their normal prices

Do we need to go there , this early in the topic?

Inevitable I'm afraid.

You could end up in a similar position as King Canute

http://faculty.histo...anute Waves.htm

He didn't have buttons.

Ask for Golf buggy, I do.

I even get my own to and from the plane because I fly wheel chair assistance. Can't fault BKK or USM on their service.

Personally i'd rather it were a run down old shack if it meant we could fly at a sensible price, like about 70% cheaper than their normal prices

i rather not walk a kilometre in the hot sun past shops of no interest to get to my flight

Don't then, walk the couple of hundred meters (probably not even that) under the covered walkway like everybody else.

Since when was the walk past the shops covered sketcher?

It does feel like a km on a hot morning after a late evening.

Since when was the walk past the shops covered sketcher?

It does feel like a km on a hot morning after a late evening.

Not sure when it was finished but first noticed it when i flew out at end of October. Is definately covered all the way as when i flew out last week it was belting down with rain and i didnt get wet! (Well done Samui Airport!)