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Visa run to Laos, always fine? No problem with TDAC
No, Thai Visa Centre also offers the safe-entry service. Thailand Fasttrack Service That is a link they've shared before to get a quote from them. -
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Report Israeli Tourist Sparks Outrage Over Shoe Rule Dispute in Thailand
The closest thing Israel has to being western are European Jews who moved there post WWII and even those are mainly from Eastern Europe. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
The European Sealion 7 vs the Thai version has differences: - 91.3 kWh battery, vs 82 kWh on Thai model - 800V system vs 400V - DC Fast charge: 230kW vs 150kW I think the Thai version being priced right is already quite good. the RWD at 1.1Mb is a bargain, if the car doesn't have flaws and issues. -
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TUI BLUE Hotel Brings German Luxury to Sihanoukville
In a bold nod to Cambodia’s growing tourism ambitions, German travel giant TUI BLUE officially opened its five-star hotel in Sihanoukville on 5 May, ushering in a new era of upscale hospitality in the coastal city. Standing 17 storeys tall in the heart of Preah Sihanouk Province, the TUI BLUE Sihanoukville boasts nearly 200 rooms, complete with a pool, conference facilities, and a grand ballroom. The inauguration was attended by Minister of Tourism Huot Hak and Provincial Governor Mang Sineth, marking the occasion as a significant milestone in Cambodia’s hotel and tourism industry. Artur Gerber, CEO of TUI BLUE Hotels, said this was the first of several planned investments in the country. “Cambodia’s tourism and cultural appeal, coupled with strong government support, has created fertile ground for sustainable growth,” he noted, adding that the company is optimistic about long-term engagement in the region. Governor Mang Sineth hailed the hotel’s opening as a catalyst for economic growth and job creation. “It strengthens our province’s appeal, generates employment, and supports national goals of improving livelihoods and reducing poverty,” he said. Minister Huot Hak praised the investment, citing Cambodia’s stability, peace, and tourism potential as key reasons for the German firm’s commitment. He reiterated the government’s continued encouragement for international investment in the sector. TUI BLUE, part of the TUI Group, operates over 400 properties globally under more than 10 brands, catering to a wide range of travellers. The Sihanoukville launch signals the company’s strategic push into Southeast Asia—and into a market keen to blend cultural heritage with modern luxury. The hotel’s arrival is seen not just as a boost to the local economy, but also as a symbol of Sihanoukville’s transformation from a sleepy port town into a burgeoning international destination. Will TUI’s gamble on Cambodia pay off? For now, the red carpet has been rolled out—and the rooms are ready. -2025-05-07 -
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Accident Three Seriously Injured in Motorway Crash as Pickup Slams into Lorry
Well but motorway 7 is four lanes! No need to crash into a lorry at curbside. I only drove there in the night only once and can't remember about lighting. (avoid driving in the night outside of cities as good as possible) -
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Australia Launches World’s Largest Battery-Electric Ship in Maritime Milestone
Nuclear powered. Have not heard of aircraft carriers using lithium batteries.
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