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Sponsored 5 ways retirees in Thailand lose money (and how to stop it)
Retiring in Thailand can be affordable and enjoyable, but many retirees lose money due to common mistakes. High living costs, scams, and unexpected expenses can quickly drain savings. There are five ways that retirees in Thailand can lose money and...
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Everything you need to know about Songkran
Thailand celebrates its very own new year every April with the world’s largest water festival, Songkran. It is when everyone, including children, adults, friends, and strangers, gathers to get soaked. Although it’s widely known as the water festival among many visitors, Songkran is actually deeply rooted in traditions. In fact, it’s one of the most important events in the Buddhist…
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How Southeast Asia can capitalise on The White Lotus Effect
Since The White Lotus checked into Thailand, so has the rest of the world, or at least, they’re trying to. With sweeping drone shots of Koh Samui’s turquoise waters, and a cast of rich, unhappy people sweating their way through wellness retreats, infinity pools and luxury suites, Thailand has never looked more glamorous. To understand the real impact behind the…
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Getting sick or injured during Songkran? Here’s what to do (and how to avoid paying out of pocket)
Songkran, Thailand’s New Year festival from April 13 to 15, is full of fun, water fights, and cultural events. But it’s also a time when accidents and health problems increase, especially on the roads during Songkran. For travellers in Thailand, getting sick or injured during Songkran time can be stressful. This guide explains what to do if that happens and…
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The hottest month in Thailand 2025
Thailand is known for its year-round warmth, but it also has significant temperature fluctuations depending on the region, time of year, and even day-to-day weather patterns. If you’re an expat living here, understanding the country’s climate can make a big difference in how you plan your activities, especially during the hottest months. Here’s a breakdown of Thailand’s temperatures by region…
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Is it wise to go to Bangkok during Songkran?
Songkran, Thailand’s New Year festival held from April 13 to 15, is one of the most exciting times to visit Bangkok. The city is filled with water fights, music, and parades in areas like Khao San Road and Silom, while temples host traditional ceremonies for those seeking a cultural experience. But with the fun comes heavy traffic, large crowds, and…
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How to avoid common Songkran health risks
Songkran is Thailand’s New Year festival, known for water fights, temple visits, and family time. It’s a fun and exciting celebration, but Songkran can also bring some health risks when you are in Thailand. The hot weather, large crowds, and water play can cause problems like heatstroke, infections, or stomach issues. This article shares easy tips to stay safe and…
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Where to stay in Bangkok this Songkran 2025: The best hotels
You are planning for Songkran in Bangkok, which is to say, you are preparing for three days of sanctioned chaos. From April 13 to 15, the city will not merely celebrate but dissolve into a state of euphoria, with water flying from buckets, from hoses, from the hands of strangers who, for these few days, become something more than strangers.…
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Where to travel in Thailand in April [2025]
Travelling in Thailand is peak during April if you are looking for a real taste of summer. With high temperatures, amazing beaches, and exciting events, April is an amazing time to visit the country as a whole. Due to the temperature, conditions are ideal for visiting the more Southern Region of Thailand, containing ample opportunities to snorkel, island hop, scuba…
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The real cost of being a digital nomad in Thailand
Thailand is a popular destination for digital nomads, known for its affordable living, lively culture, and modern facilities. With its warm climate, great food, and friendly communities, it’s an ideal place for remote workers to balance work and travel. However, to make the most of this lifestyle, it’s important to understand the real cost of living and working in Thailand,…
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5 health conditions that could get your insurance denied in Thailand
Health insurance is important for anyone living in Thailand, helping cover unexpected medical costs. However, it can be harder to get full coverage if you have pre-existing conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart problems, as many insurers may not cover them or charge extra. In this article, we’ll look at five health conditions that could lead to insurance…
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Best insurance for digital nomads in Thailand
Thailand is a popular spot for digital nomads because of its outstanding culture, beautiful scenery, and affordable living. As more remote workers choose Thailand, having the right insurance becomes important. SafetyWing is one of the best options, offering affordable and flexible coverage for things like medical emergencies, lost belongings, and adventure sports. It’s a trusted choice for digital nomads looking…
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Why health insurance for digital nomads is more important than ever in 2025
Digital nomads are people who work remotely while travelling the world. This lifestyle has grown quickly, with more people choosing to work from places like Portugal, Mexico, and Thailand because of low living costs and good digital infrastructure. However, living and working in different countries also brings challenges like changing travel rules, health risks, and expensive medical bills. This year,…
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Are you a digital nomad?
Thailand is a popular place for digital nomads because it is affordable, has fast internet, and has a strong remote work community. Cities like Bangkok and Chiang Mai have modern facilities, while beach towns like Phuket and Koh Samui offer a laid-back lifestyle. The country’s rich culture, great food, and many coworking spaces make it easy to work and live…
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How to access the best hospitals in Thailand without overpaying
Thailand offers high-quality healthcare, attracting many expats and medical tourists. The country has both public and private hospitals, with private facilities known for advanced treatments, shorter wait times, and personalised care. However, private healthcare can be expensive. To get the best medical treatment in Thailand hospitals without overpaying, it’s important to compare hospitals, understand pricing, and choose the right insurance.…
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Jim Thompson: The man, the house and the mystery that won’t die
Tucked away in the heart of Bangkok is a place of intrigue, art and one of Thailand’s greatest mysteries. If you love art, design, or a good mystery, then the iconic Jim Thompson house should be on your must-visit list. A house designed for beauty and secrets This isn’t just any old house. Completed in 1958, Jim Thompson’s home is…
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How to choose the best cosmetic surgeon and hospital in Thailand
You’ve been thinking about getting cosmetic surgery to boost your confidence, and you heard that a face-lift in Bangkok costs less than half of what it would cost in New York and that some of the world’s best rhinoplasty specialists are based in Bangkok and Phuket. So you do what everyone does in 2025: you open your laptop and type…
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True Digital Park and BOI join forces to propel foreign investment to Thailand
True Digital Park, the largest tech and startup hub in ASEAN, is moving forward to drive Thailand to become a destination for foreign investors and entrepreneurs, aiming to boost Thailand’s Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Highlighting its comprehensive startup and tech entrepreneur ecosystem, True Digital Park joined forces with the Board of Investment of Thailand (BOI) to attract foreign investors by…
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Overview of Thailand’s Visas (2025)
For many, Thailand remains steadfast on the must-visit list, the nation also known as the Land of Smiles, continues to be one of the most popular destinations globally. But just as the charm of Thailand has captured the hearts of people worldwide, it’s safe to say that the different visa options can leave visitors scratching their heads at times. Let’s…
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Traditional or outgoing day for Songkran in Thailand?
The beloved Thai New Year’s Songkran holiday is fast approaching and it is time to unplug, take a step back, and take a well-deserved time off. Out of every major holiday in Thailand, Songkran holds the title for being the one most looked forward to, both by locals and tourists. Given the holiday and celebratory spirit, there is no better…
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5 stunning motorcycle routes in Thailand to take
Thailand is a paradise for motorcyclists, offering some of the most stunning and diverse routes in Southeast Asia. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or someone looking for a new adventure these are some suggested routes that any rider should take once in their lives. For anyone new to riding a motorcycle cross country, there are no set times and ways…
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Centara Hotels & Resorts embarks on a transformational year in 2025
Centara Hotels & Resorts, Thailand’s leading hotel operator, is looking ahead to another highly productive year in 2025, as it enters exciting new markets, unveils exceptional guest experiences, and moves confidently towards its goal of becoming the place to be for the world’s travellers and one of the planet’s top 100 hotel operators by 2027. Last year was highly successful…
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Cost of living in Thailand as a digital nomad
Thailand is a popular place for digital nomads because it is affordable, has fast internet, and has a strong expat community. Whether in busy Bangkok or relaxed Chiang Mai, remote workers can enjoy both work and leisure. The cost of living in Thailand depends on lifestyle and location, with cheap apartments, a variety of food, and many coworking spaces. This…
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Buying medicine at 7-11 in Thailand, is it more convenient?
Few sights become as familiar as the bright green, orange, and red logo of 7-11. With over 14,500 branches erected across Thailand as of 2023, it’s no surprise that you can’t walk around anywhere without sighting the iconic convenience store. Because they appear on every nook and cranny of Thailand, seeming to appear on virtually every street corner, 7-11 is…
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The 5 most common travel emergencies in Thailand and how to be prepared
Thailand is a popular destination known for its dynamic culture, stunning beaches, and bustling cities however, travellers can face unexpected travel emergencies that include medical issues, road accidents, petty theft, and natural disasters. To ensure a safe and enjoyable trip, it’s essential to be prepared for these common travel emergencies in Thailand. By knowing the risks, having the right travel…
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Where is the best place in Thailand for digital nomads?
Thailand is a popular place for digital nomads because it is affordable, culturally rich, and convenient for remote work. With friendly locals, great weather, and delicious food, it offers a high quality of life. Cities like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket have strong digital nomad communities and reliable internet, making it easy to live and work comfortably. In this article,…
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Travel insurance vs digital nomad insurance: What’s the difference?
Travel insurance and digital nomad insurance protect travellers but cater to different needs. Travel insurance is for short trips, like vacations or business trips. It covers things like medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and lost bags. It works best for people who return home after a set time. Digital nomad insurance is for people who travel long-term and work remotely. It…
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Getting from Bangkok to Khao Sok through Surat Thani
One of the most central points of travel that can be found in Thailand is Surat Thani. Providing travellers with the choice between the various natural wonders that Thailand has to offer. Surat Thani provides a midpoint between the Eastern infamous islands of Koh Tao, Koh Pha Ngan, and Koh Samui, and the Western jungles and beaches of both Khao…
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Nikki Beach Koh Samui’s iconic White Party returns in March
Nikki Beach Hospitality Group, the global luxury lifestyle brand, is delighted to announce the return of its iconic White Party at Nikki Beach Koh Samui. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Lipa Noi Beach, this year’s edition, inspired by Ivory Blooms, will take place on Friday, March 14. Guests will experience a night of pure magic, as Mademoiselle Sabah, Nikki Beach’s…
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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 days per entry, with the option to extend. While it does not serve as a work permit, it lets remote…
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