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Where in Thailand do you live?
Where do YOU live Harris ? there's some nosy people on AN , want to know where you live , what to know what credit cards you have , next it will be your inside leg measurement ..... regards Worgeordie -
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Tentative Thaw: US and China Begin Talks to Ease Trade War Tensions
Try not to let your ignorance overemphasize consumer costs without acknowledging potential benefits like job creation or manufacturing growth, supported by studies showing tariffs reshored industries in Trump’s first term. You are trending with "I (Tug) got NOTHING, except behavior shaping Trump hatred. Too bad your hero, Biden, you know that demented guy too mentally unfit to face espionage indictment for selling classified information failed so miserably. Don't worry, Trump's only 109 days in now, with about 1352 days remaining. You have a lot of Trumps WINNING to look forward to or, perhaps just more hatred and butt-hurt. Your call....LOL. -
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Strong Thai Baht Pushes Tourists Toward Cambodia
Cambodia’s tourism sector may be in for a surprise boost as the Thai baht strengthens against the US dollar, raising costs for travellers heading to Thailand and prompting many to seek more affordable options next door. With the baht opening at 32.65 to the dollar on 7 May, its appreciation from the previous 33.05 has sparked fresh concerns in Thailand’s tourism industry, which is already under pressure from fierce competition across Southeast Asia. Cambodia, by contrast, looks set to benefit—thanks to its dollarised economy and stable pricing. “Cambodia is finally getting its moment,” said tourism consultant Vivian Goh, speaking to Khmer Times from Singapore. “With the baht climbing, Cambodia is now the most cost-effective option in the region. Its tourism sector offers dollar-based pricing, which makes it especially attractive to international visitors.” Goh added that inflation has been better contained in Cambodia than in neighbouring Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia. “Thailand’s strong currency is now its biggest weakness,” she said, adding that Cambodia’s new Phnom Penh airport and efforts to diversify tourism beyond Angkor Wat could help the country seize the moment. Jitender Singh Rathore of Asian Trails Cambodia agreed the currency shift is reshaping travel plans across the region. “For cost-conscious travellers, Thailand is becoming less appealing,” he said. “Cambodia, with stable tour prices, is increasingly attractive.” However, he noted a downside: the same exchange rates are making it more expensive for Cambodians to holiday in Thailand. “Converting riel or US dollars into baht now means higher costs for Cambodians,” Rathore added, highlighting a potential dip in outbound tourism. In Thailand, small tourism-reliant businesses—budget hotels, street vendors, and cafés—are reportedly already feeling the impact, as foreign visitors cut back on spending. While currency fluctuations alone won’t reshape Southeast Asia’s travel market overnight, the current trend marks a rare window of opportunity for Cambodia—if it can scale up fast enough to meet growing demand. -2025-05-09 -
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Report Covid-19 Resurgence in Thailand: Over 8,000 Cases Reported in a Week
Don't forget, believe everything the legacy media tells you. Sadly the world's full of sheeple and said sheeple are well represented on this forum. -
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Report Covid-19 Resurgence in Thailand: Over 8,000 Cases Reported in a Week
I've never met a doctor who recommended exercise, a good diet or enough sun exposure and health supplements. Just medicines to sell sell sell. I don't even bother going to the doctor anymore unless I need stitches or sth like that.
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