Practical guides on beating immigration queues, planning smoother arrivals, and getting the most out of Fast Track and Lounge services at Suvarnabhumi, Don Mueang and Phuket.
Travel TipsBangkok to Chiang Mai is 693 km by road and 751 km by rail, and there are three sensible ways to cover it. A flight is the quickest, the sleeper train gives you a bed and saves a hotel night, and the VIP bus is usually the cheapest. This guide breaks each option down with […]
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Travel NewsFor one week in October, Bangkok becomes the centre of the global finance world. The IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings begin on 12 October, and while the city is very much open to visitors, a few road closures and a special holiday are worth knowing about before you go. What is happening in Bangkok The 2026 […]
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Travel NewsPlanning a trip to Thailand in 2026? A proposed 450-baht (around US$13) tourist entry fee has yet to receive formal approval. As of 9 October 2026, foreign visitors do not need to pay this fee, though other travel-related costs still apply. Here’s what the proposal means for travellers and what to keep in mind when […]
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Travel NewsRockets, satellites and the people building Thailand’s space future are heading for Bangkok’s riverside this October. Thailand Space Expo 2026 is billed as the largest international space exhibition and conference in the region, and it lands at one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks. What is Thailand Space Expo 2026? Organised by GISTDA, Thailand’s space […]
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Travel NewsBooking an airport service in a country you haven’t visited means trusting a team you haven’t met. On 6 October 2026, the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism (VNAT) published a feature on our expansion from Vietnam into Thailand, giving you an independent look at who we are. This article sums up what the feature covers […]
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Travel TipsPicture a riverbank at dusk. The air smells of incense and candle wax, the water is dotted with tiny flames, and everyone around you is quietly making a wish. That is Loy Krathong, and it is one of the most beautiful nights of the Thai year. Whether you are drifting along the Chao Phraya in […]
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Travel TipsBefore the sun is properly up, the streets of Phuket Old Town fill with people dressed in white. Drums beat, incense and firecracker smoke drift between the shophouses, and a procession winds past stalls already steaming with vegetarian food. This, is the Phuket Vegetarian Festival, and this year it runs from 10 to 18 October. […]
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Airport HelpThailand’s late-September floods made headlines when they reached Bangkok’s main airport. If you have seen the photos of luggage piled up there, it is natural to wonder whether it is worth flying in at all. The short answer is yes. Suvarnabhumi never closed, and the trouble was mostly about people and bags rather than runways. […]
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Airport HelpHere is a small, useful truth about Bangkok: most travellers never actually choose which airport they land at. Their airline chooses for them. What is worth knowing is how the two differ, so nothing on arrival catches you off guard. This guide covers what sets Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang apart, how to tell which one […]
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