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Do foreigners get free healthcare in Thailand?
Thailand’s healthcare system is well-regarded across Southeast Asia, with options ranging from public hospitals to world-class private facilities. But when it comes to foreign residents or tourists, healthcare access isn’t as straightforward. So, do foreigners get free healthcare in Thailand?...
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Time-travel on wheels:Classic car craze hits Thailand
Classic car culture isn’t just a hobby; it’s a global phenomenon that captivates enthusiasts everywhere. It’s a journey through time, showcasing the evolution of technology, design, and the dynamic automotive landscape. From its humble beginnings to its current status as a vibrant community, classic car culture has grown into something truly special. The allure of classic cars goes beyond their…
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Top do’s and don’ts for safe driving in Thailand
When you’re deciding on having your own car and gearing up to drive in Thailand, understanding the road conditions plays a crucial part in ensuring your safety on the go. Thailand boasts a network of well-maintained main roads and highways, particularly in urban centers and popular tourist destinations. However, venturing into less-developed areas, such as the back roads and islands…
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How Thailand Transformed its transportation
Thailand’s journey with transportation, especially its railways, tells a fascinating tale of progress, pauses, and policy shifts. Since the Paknam Railway’s inception on 11 April 1893, the country has witnessed the evolution of its transport systems, albeit with a slow expansion post-1960s. Only about 360km of railway lines were added from 1960 to 1990, highlighting a period of slowed growth.…
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How Thai weather affects driving in Thailand
Driving in Thailand presents unique challenges, not least of which is the unpredictable weather. Whether you’re navigating the bustling streets of Bangkok or the scenic routes of Chiang Mai, the impact of weather conditions on your driving ability can’t be overstated. From torrential rains to sudden hail, the Thai climate demands your full attention behind the wheel. The adverse weather,…
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Types of driving licenses in Thailand
Navigating the roads in Thailand requires more than just a sense of buying a car or adventure; it demands the right kind of driving license. Whether you’re a resident or a foreigner looking to explore the Kingdom on wheels, understanding the different types of driving licenses is crucial. Thailand offers various licenses, catering to different vehicles and drivers’ needs. From…
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Tesla in Thailand: The future of green mobility and autonomous vehicles
Following its debut in Thailand at the end of 2022, US-based automobile giant Tesla continues to expand its influence in the Thai market and it is also exciting to purchase a new car in Thailand. With a test centre open in Ramkhamhaeng, customers can try driving various Tesla models as they wish, buy Tesla products, and pick up their ordered…
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The motorist’s essentials: Top car parts stores in Bangkok
Quality car parts are the key to a more efficient and smoothly working car. Whether you are a casual driver or an enthusiast, the functioning and longevity of your car are something that takes priority. Bangkok is a bustling city that is known for its grand aura but it boasts some of the widest selection of quality car parts that…
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Bangkok’s Rama followed the deer as far as Paris
Khon Ramayana episode: “Phra Ram Tam Kwang” (Rama Followed the Deer) is one of the Thai performances that the Thai Arts and Culture Group from the Culture, Sports and Tourism Department performed at the activity area on the rooftop of the Galeries Lafayette department store, located in a major shopping area in the middle of Paris. It attracted a lot…
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Thailand’s education revolution: Past, present and future
Education in Thailand has journeyed through a fascinating evolution, shaping the minds and futures of countless individuals. From traditional methods to the integration of digital technologies, this transformation reflects both the nation’s rich history and its forward-looking aspirations. At the heart of this evolution lies a deep respect for educators, a trait deeply embedded in Thai culture. Yet, challenges such…
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Tips for finding an affordable auto repair shop in thailand
Regular maintenance checks, routine tyre changes, even more, complex transmission work – whatever it may be, it’s clear that going to a good auto repair shop can save you loads of time and money. But finding an affordable auto repair shop that you can trust isn’t always easy. But here’s the good news – it’s not impossible! Here are six…
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Your guide to selling cars online in Thailand
Selling cars online in Thailand has become an increasingly attractive and profitable business venture, as the digital revolution continues to impact various industries in the country. With a growing economy, expanding middle class, and rising number of internet users, the demand for online car sales is flourishing. The convenience of online shopping, along with the ability to easily compare makes,…
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How to handle a drained EV battery and avoid future incidents
Finding yourself with a drained EV battery can be a stressful moment, especially if you’re far from home. But don’t worry, there are several steps you can take to get back on the road. Whether you’re a seasoned electric vehicle owner or new to the EV scene, knowing what to do in this scenario is crucial. Preparation is key to…
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A guide to renting a motorbike in Thailand
With travel agencies and motorbike rental shops frequenting almost every road, Thailand certainly makes it easy to find a motorbike to rent or even buy a car as well. But, renting comes with rules to follow and certain things to keep in mind. From safety to the law, knowing the risks of riding is always recommended. Here, we have a…
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A guide to buying second hand cars online in Thailand
Ready to uncover the world of second-hand cars online in Thailand? You’re in for a treat! Bangkok offers an impressive array of affordable, reliable pre-owned vehicles to suit every need and taste. Plus, you can save time and energy by browsing numerous options from the comfort of your own home. With just a few clicks, easily compare prices and features.…
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Where to buy used cars in Bangkok
Looking for second-hand cars in Bangkok, but don’t know where to buy one? You’re not alone! The bustling city is packed with used car dealers, but trying to figure out the reliable ones can be a little overwhelming. To help you out, we’ve rounded up the top five dealerships where you can buy a used car with confidence. These dealerships…
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Is driving with augmented reality the future or a flop
Imagine hitting the road with a new layer of reality enhancing your driving experience. Augmented reality (AR) is making this possible, transforming how you interact with your vehicle and the world around you. It’s not just about getting from A to B anymore; it’s about journeying smarter, safer, and with a touch of futuristic flair. AR isn’t just about displaying…
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Slash your car’s emissions with these simple tricks
Looking to cut down on your vehicle’s emissions? You’re not alone. With growing concerns over air quality and climate change, reducing emissions from our cars has become a priority for many. It’s not just about meeting state regulations or passing your next MOT; it’s about making a positive impact on the environment and improving your car’s performance and efficiency. Fortunately,…
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Discover food and beverage innovation at THAIFEX – Anuga Asia 2024 in Bangkok
THAIFEX – Anuga Asia is set to return from 28 May to 1 June 2024 at IMPACT Muang Thong Thani! After the huge success of last year’s event, excitement is through the roof for what this year has in store for this food and beverage event in Bangkok. This year, the expansive 130,000 sqm exhibition space will host more than…
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Bangkok joins forces with Netherlands for eco-friendly urban mobility
Bangkok has coordinated with the Dutch concept to design Bangkok into a walkable and cycling city. Assoc. Prof. Wisanu Supsompon, along with Sanon Wangsrangboon, the Deputy Governors of Bangkok and Remco Johannes van Wijngaarden, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Thailand, attended a presentation of ideas and group activities discussion at the ACTIVE Workshop in Bangkok at…
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Thailand’s revolutionary fight against air pollution
In Thailand, the battle against air pollution is taking a high-tech turn, thanks to innovative solutions like Bosch’s air quality monitoring box. With air pollution posing significant health and environmental risks, it’s reassuring to see technology offering cleaner air solutions. This innovation is a beacon of hope and a testament to Thailand’s commitment to improving life quality. Current air pollution…
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Navigate PM2.5 hazards with the ultimate mask guide
With the rising concerns over air quality, particularly the presence of PM2.5 particles, finding the right mask has become more crucial than ever. These tiny particles, no more than 2.5 microns in size, can penetrate your lungs and even enter your bloodstream, posing significant health risks. They’re not just dust; they’re carriers of harmful substances like heavy metals and carcinogens.…
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Effective pest management techniques for cannabis
Managing pests in your cannabis crop is crucial for ensuring a healthy, productive harvest. Cannabis plants are magnets for a variety of pests and diseases, making pest management a top priority for growers. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) stands out as a sustainable approach, focusing on biological control methods to keep those pesky invaders at bay. Starting with IPM a month…
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Beat PM2.5 in Thailand: Your ultimate guide to cleaner air
Navigating the bustling streets of Thailand, you’re exposed to more than just the vibrant culture and tantalising cuisine. Hidden in the air are PM2.5 pollutants, microscopic adversaries that pose significant health risks. Understanding how to shield yourself from these tiny particles is crucial for both your short-term comfort and long-term health. The effects of PM2.5 can range from minor irritations,…
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Grow top cannabis strains like a pro in Thailand
Thailand’s tropical paradise offers more than just stunning beaches and delicious cuisine; it’s a dreamland for cannabis cultivation. With its unique combination of scorching sun, high humidity, and seasonal monsoons, not all cannabis strains can handle the heat. Yet, some thrive in these conditions, making them perfect for the Thai climate. Choosing the right strain is crucial in a place…
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Invisible invaders: How PM2.5 particles harm your health
This health hazard is called PM 2.5, a term used to describe particulate matter smaller than 2.5 microns. To put it in perspective, it’s 20 times smaller than a strand of your hair. These fine inhalable particles are more than just dust, they’re tiny invaders that can penetrate deep into our bodies, causing a range of health issues. What is…
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Euphoria Lounge showcase Bangkok’s trippy experience
Embark on a psychedelic odyssey at “Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out,” a captivating event that pays homage to Timothy Leary’s iconic 1960s psychedelic movement mantra. This immersive experience, presented by DREAMLAND TECHNO events group, is slated to transform Euphoria Lounge in Bangkok into a pulsating epicentre of psychedelic culture. Set above the Royal Queen Seeds shop in the bustling…
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Watts up with EVs? Decoding consumer attitudes
Electric vehicles (EVs) are rapidly carving out a niche in Thailand’s automotive landscape, spurred by a growing awareness of environmental concerns and the urgent need to slash greenhouse gas emissions. As traditional combustion engines increasingly fall out of favour, EVs are stepping up as the green alternative, promising a cleaner, more sustainable future on the roads. Consumer attitudes towards EVs…
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Bangkok’s Loy Krathong goes digital and eco-Friendly, wins Asia Pinnacle Awards
Bangkok won the Asia Pinnacle Awards for Best Eco-Friendly Festival category under Loy Krathong Digital’s judges’ assessment on 28 February. BMA Spokesperson and Assistant Secretary to the Governor of Bangkok, Mr. Aekvarunyoo Amrapala, announced that the first “Bangkok Digital Loy Krathong Festival”, held on November 27, 2023, at Khlong Ong Ang, Phra Nakhon District, and Samphanthawong District by the Bangkok…
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