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Explore the various aspects of Thailand, from its vibrant cities to its serene beaches, with Thaiger’s Best-of Guides. Covering a wide range of topics including lifestyle, entertainment, travel, and property, these guides will help you discover the hidden gems and top attractions in the country. Whether you are a tourist, expat, or local, our Best-of Guides provide valuable insights and tips to make your Thailand experience truly unforgettable.
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What is the 5 year visa for the digital nomad in Thailand?
The Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is a great option for digital nomads, remote workers, and freelancers who want to stay in Thailand for a long time. This multiple-entry visa is valid for five years, allowing stays of up to 180...
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (December 6 to 8)
Bangkok is buzzing this weekend with art festivals, parties, and pop-up markets happening all over the city. There’s so much going on that the hardest part is deciding where to start. To make it easier, we’ve put together a list of the top events you won’t want to miss. If you’re into live music, cool shopping spots, or just want…
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Dental Tourism with Allied Health (Thailand): Smile brighter in the Land of Smiles
Thailand is no stranger to tourism. Its pristine beaches, vibrant cities, and world-renowned cuisine have made it a bucket-list destination. But there’s another side to Thailand that’s rapidly gaining attention: its role as a global leader in medical and dental tourism. With over 2 million international patients arriving annually for treatments ranging from dental care to life-saving surgeries, the country…
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Le Méridien Phuket’s Experience Unlocked Festival: A night to remember
Le Méridien Phuket Mai Khao Beach Resort recently hosted the Experience Unlocked Festival, an inspiring fusion of music, art, cuisine, and sustainability that savoured the good life along Phuket’s longest shoreline, Mai Khao Beach. The festival’s highlight was a memorable performance by the nominated female artist of the year 2024, Violette Wautier, whose enchanting voice filled the air, blending with…
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What medication can you take to Thailand?
Planning a trip to Thailand with some medication on hand? Make sure you understand the medication rules to avoid any issues. Thailand has strict laws about importing prescription medicines, especially narcotics or psychotropics. You can bring medications for personal use, but non-controlled drugs are limited to 90 days, while controlled substances must not exceed 30 days. Prepare the right medication,…
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Smoke signals: Dad’s bad habits lights way for Thai teens to vape
Nearly 40% of fathers in Thailand are smokers, a habit significantly impacting their children as the trend of vaping among youth rises, with the average age of vapers decreasing yearly. Survey findings reveal these insights, highlighting concerns over the influence of paternal smoking on the younger generation. A recent survey, encompassing 1,159 fathers and other male figures involved in child-rearing…
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Kalasin warns of rising ‘farmer’s fever’ cases with 120 infections
Kalasin’s public health sector is on high alert as they warn residents about the rising tide of melioidosis cases, with 120 reported infections and three fatalities. Known locally as “soil fever,” this bacterial infection poses a significant risk to farmers, and currently, no vaccine exists for prevention. Melioidosis, often referred to as “farmer’s fever,” is emerging as a serious public…
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Where to see snow in Bangkok for Christmas 2024
If you think about Christmas, how can snow not come to mind? Even in tropical Bangkok, the holiday spirit takes over with magical winter vibes. The city turns into a wonderland with plenty of spots offering artificial snow, dazzling lights, and festive activities. From European-themed villages to cosy cafes, here are the top places to soak up the Christmas cheer…
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UNESCO honours Thailand’s Tom Yum Kung as intangible cultural heritage
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) today, December 4, approved the renowned Thai dish Tom Yum Kung (hot and sour shrimp soup) as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Thailand proposed the country’s iconic dish, Tom Yum Kung, for UNESCO’s consideration, and the proposal was officially approved today. The announcement was made during the 19th Session of…
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Thai Bus Food Tour: a culinary and sightseeing adventure
The Thai Bus Food Tour is a unique way to explore Bangkok while enjoying delicious food. This unique experience lets guests enjoy Michelin-starred dishes while exploring over 20 iconic attractions from the comfort of a double-decker bus. Perfect for everyone who visits Thailand, it combines tasty meals with amazing views, offering a fun and unforgettable way to discover Bangkok’s culture…
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Thai Dating Insights 2024: Key Insights and Matchmaking Preferences for Singles Dating in Thailand
Bangkok Matching compiles annual statistics on Thai dating, partner selection, and dating preferences in Thailand. This article highlights the key dating trends and popular preferences among Thai singles for the year 2024, offering valuable insights for anyone navigating the world of dating in Thailand. Profession preferences For Thai single women, the most preferred profession for dating, chosen by 99%, remains…
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The Peninsula Bangkok welcomes guests to an enchanting festive season
This holiday season, The Peninsula Bangkok warmly invites guests to immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere and celebrate the season’s traditions amidst captivating decorations and spectacular celebrations. Guests can look forward to an exceptional line-up of delectable holiday menus, joyful family activities, and remarkable events. For decades, The Peninsula Bangkok has been a cherished holiday home for Christmas and new…
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Experts push for diverse HIV prevention options in Thailand
Access to diverse PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) options for HIV prevention is essential for meeting the varied needs of individuals, according to experts gathered at a recent forum. Nittaya Phanuphak, the Institute of HIV Research and Innovation (IHRI) Executive Director, emphasised the necessity for a broader range of choices to enhance prevention efforts and accommodate the different lifestyles of people at…
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Can flat feet cause health problems? Here’s what an expert at MedPark Hospital says
Flat feet, also known as pes planus or fallen arches, might not sound like a big deal, but they can actually be the source of some unexpected health issues. Think about it. Your feet are your body’s foundation. With every step, they absorb shock, distribute your weight, and keep you balanced. When that foundation isn’t quite right, the rest of…
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Asia’s premier yachting event returns: Kata Rocks Superyacht Rendezvous 2024
Kata Rocks proudly announce the return of the Kata Rocks Superyacht Rendezvous (KRSR), Asia’s premier luxury yachting event, from December 12 to 14. Now in its ninth year, the KRSR continues to set the standard for opulence and exclusivity, offering an unparalleled experience that combines the best of yachting, luxury, and lifestyle. This year’s event promises an extraordinary three-day programme featuring…
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Goethe-Institut invites all to its multicultural German Christmas Market
Visiting a Christmas market is a great way to indulge yourself in the holiday spirit. That is why the Goethe-Institut Thailand, together with the Thai-German Cultural Foundation (TDKS), brings back one of German most beloved traditions to Bangkok, inviting all to celebrate the festive season at its German Christmas Market 2024. Together with this year´s sponsors, namely Lufthansa German Airlines,…
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What to do in Bangkok this weekend (November 29 to December 1)
It’s Friday night already, so it’s time to have some fun. Still deciding how to spend the weekend? Bangkok’s buzzing with exciting events ready to spice up your plans. Sip on exquisite wines, start the festive cheer early, explore inspiring art, or lose yourself in the rhythm of live music. This weekend, the city’s energy is yours to enjoy! Here’s…
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Rabies scare in Bangkok: Residents warned to avoid Soi Onnut 86
Bangkokians have been put on high alert after the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) confirmed a rabies outbreak near a garbage treatment centre in Soi Onnut 86, Prawet district. Stray dogs in the area have tested positive for the deadly virus, sparking swift action from health officials. In a Facebook post today, November 29, the BMA Health Department revealed it had…
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Black Friday is here: Last 48 hours to get your 10% off health insurance plan
With only 48 hours left in this Black Friday promotion, now is your chance to secure comprehensive health insurance at an exclusive 10% discount. For expats living in Thailand, navigating healthcare can bring unexpected challenges. Whether it’s accessing quality healthcare, managing family health, or preparing for emergencies, a reliable health plan can make all the difference. Why health insurance matters…
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Celebrate the festive season at Le Méridien Khao Lak Resort & Spa
Le Méridien Khao Lak Resort & Spa invites you to embrace the holiday season in style with festive celebrations that are sure to delight and inspire. From a joyful Christmas Eve international buffet dinner to a dazzling New Year’s Eve celebration, our resort promises unforgettable experiences filled with exquisite dining, live entertainment, and beachfront charm. Christmas Eve international buffet celebration…
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How Thai superstitions shape daily life today
Thai culture is full of fascinating traditions, and superstitions are a big part of it. If you’re walking past a spirit house or hearing someone talk about an unlucky number, you’ll notice these beliefs are everywhere. Superstitions may seem mystical, but they still influence daily life in Thailand. Understanding these beliefs can help you connect with Thai culture. Let’s explore…
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How to avoid ticks in Thailand
Ticks are a common concern in Thailand’s tropical climate, where warm, humid conditions allow them to thrive. These tiny arachnids can carry diseases that pose serious health risks to both humans and animals. Knowing where ticks are found, their dangers, and how to prevent them is key to staying safe in Thailand. Tick species and their habitats in Thailand When…
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Top 5 lawyers in Thailand
Finding a top lawyer in Thailand is often very important for foreigners as it can be the difference between a jail sentence or a financial nightmare. The Lawyers Council of Thailand is one organisation that can offer legitimate advice, in addition to pointing those seeking representation in the right direction. Personal injuries, car accidents, and business start-ups are some of…
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Museums in Thailand that you must visit
Thailand has museums that offer a glimpse into the country’s rich culture and history. They showcase art, artifacts, and stories that bring the past to life. These museums are ideal for anyone interested in history, art, or culture. This guide explores the must-visit museums that highlight Thailand’s traditions and achievements. Museums in Thailand you must visit Jim Thompson House Museum…
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The benefits of dating a Thai guy
If you’ve ever experienced Thai hospitality, you know it feels like a warm hug for the soul. Now, imagine that kindness and charm wrapped into a relationship, it’s no wonder so many people find dating Thai guys an irresistible idea! Beyond their handsome smiles and laid-back vibe, there’s a lot more to love. Here are some benefits of dating a…
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Why expats trust Dan About Thailand for honest advice
If you’ve ever considered living and working in Thailand, you’ve probably scoured the internet for insights. More often than not, you end up finding the same tired ‘Top 10’ lists and generic ‘how-to’ guides. While these can be useful, they often lack depth, coming from influencers and publishers who repeat the same recycled information. What sets Dan About Thailand apart…
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The 5 underrated apps you need to use in Thailand
Much like the rest of the world, Thais love using apps to navigate their way through life. Of course, there are hundreds of apps to use daily, but we’ve compiled a list of the most underrated apps in the country that won’t only make your life in the Land of Smiles easier but can also get you some fantastic discounts.…
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Affordable eating at the Terminal 21 Asoke food court
If you’re in Bangkok and want an affordable, tasty meal with plenty of variety, head to the food court at Terminal 21 Asoke. It’s located in the city’s heart, it’s more than just a dining spot, it’s an experience that combines delicious food, good prices, and a unique atmosphere. Easy to get to from anywhere in Bangkok Terminal 21 Asoke…
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SYNNEX and COPPERWIRED launches SE Asia’s first Nintendo store at Siam Paragon
SYNNEX (Thailand) Public Company Limited, Thailand’s leading importer and distributor of IT products/services, partners with COPPERWIRED Public Company Limited and Siam Paragon in launching the first Nintendo Authorised Store by SYNNEX in Southeast Asia. Located in the heart of Bangkok, this landmark destination highlights a focus on excellent service and trustworthiness, under the Trusted by SYNNEX label. The store offers a complete range…
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Working in Thailand: How expat health insurance protects your career and lifestyle
Starting a career in Thailand can be an exciting chapter, but it also brings unique challenges, especially when it comes to health and wellness. For expats, navigating Thailand’s healthcare system and meeting work permit requirements can be difficult. And while many employers offer some form of health insurance, it’s often not enough to fully protect you, particularly when unexpected medical…
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