This is bad news for some of my online students in Myanmar. Due to the international bandwidth restrictions imposed by the junta, for an online video/audio lesson. one needs to use an application that uses a minimal bandwidth as possible.
Skype meets that requirement. Zoom and Voov require more bandwidth, and ClassIn is unbelievably greedy/wasteful of bandwidth (I know - I've done tests on all these apps...)
I'm not sure, but the recent navigation of Chinese warships around Australia has bought out patriotic feelings in Australians that could influence sales of BYD. Seems BYD is targeting Aus with many models.
Bad timing by the Chinese navy me thinks.
irreverent, UK buses do not travel the long distances, or at the same high speed, there's also a big difference in driver training, and company policy on hour long a driver can drive.
Motor cycle riding is often not covered in travel insurance, also mainly excluded are things like white water rafting, paragliding, rock climbing (in some circumstances)
Thanks for the report.
Questions re border crossings come up often.
We recently had a scary one where chap was made to stay 2 nights and in fact told to fly Vientiane to Bangkok.
Tod Daniels post above sums up current situation and his comment pasted here is best advice.
"IF all you're wanting to do is bounce out/back to milk a new 60 day free stamp (visa exempt) entry, my advice to you is FIND A SERVICE that bounces people to the border and back from your area."
Back when the "2 per calendar year" was scrapped and the word Unlimited was tossed about in many threads....the comedy series "curb your enthusiasm" comes to mind.
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