Having met a few mates , for a beer in Udon ,last night , Saturday night.

I was surprised how quiet the main night life venues are, ,

Day and Night is now a farang free zone , Nutty Park was like a chapel of rest , shutters done

Soi Sin , aka soi sampam , once a lively pick up point , was almost abandoned , with older ladies touting their bits n pieces,{.ex patty}

Is this a terminal decline , or just a indication of the devaluation of the euro, and pound sterling .

My next exiting night out , will be late night shopping @ Big C

Has been going on through out Thailand for some time. Nothing new.

devaluation of the pound sterling?? .not yet heard about that one

devaluation of the pound sterling?? .not yet heard about that one

At 48.35GBP and 35.45EUR TT rate at closing Friday you should have.

I don't know specifically about Udon, but isn't it simply the fact that the last of the (winter)holidaymakers have gone home?

So called low season

devaluation of the pound sterling?? .not yet heard about that one

At 48.35GBP and 35.45EUR TT rate at closing Friday you should have.

this being a currency exchange fluctuation not a DEVALUATION ??

devaluation of the pound sterling?? .not yet heard about that one

At 48.35GBP and 35.45EUR TT rate at closing Friday you should have.

this being a currency exchange fluctuation not a DEVALUATION ??

Why do so many posters get into a battle over semantics, not just this post, but many others. When he said devaluation, I knew exactly what he was talking about. By the way you can throw just about every currency into the mix. The Canadian, Singaporean, and Australian dollar, and the Japanese Yen, they have all gone down against the ฿. As a matter of fact next to the US $, I think the ฿ is the strongest currency in the world. It has to be affecting tourism and exports.