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News Forum - Thailand to welcome one millionth tourist this year by end of May
Looks like TAT have found new batteries for their calculator. -
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News Forum - Ukraine’s Zelensky defies Russia’s ultimatum to lay down weapons
The actual cause isn't explained, so it makes a sense to try to imagine all potential reasons, assign a likelihood to each of them and then form an opinion. Here are some potential reasons I came up with: a completely random change - 0% maternity leave - 0% age of pension reached - 0.1% conflict of personalities/family issues - 1% debilitating health issues (incl. stress) - 5% performance issues - 45% I left an very generous gap of 48.9% to be filled in by the more imaginative inclined. Still, "performance issues" seems most likely to me as well. If you consider that an unwanted negative statement, just rephrase it into "opportunities for improvement" (to me both are neutral statements).- 1
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News Forum - Thai woman complains after Pattaya laundry service overcharges for foreign BF – VIDEO
Might be good friends of Anut and also think foreigners are very dirty so have to double wash the clothes therfore double the charge. -
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News Forum - TripAdvisor’s 2022 Best of the Best Awards includes 2 Thai hotels testing
Online travel company, TripAdvisor, has released its list of the 25 best hotels in the world for 2022 and it includes 2 Thai properties. The “Traveller’s Choice 2022 – Best of the Best Awards” ranks the Pimalai Resort and Spa, on Koh Lanta, in Krabi province, at number 12 and Sukhumvit Park – Marriott Executive Apartments in Bangkok at number 16. Pimalai was chosen for its hospitality and for being the “perfect place” to honeymoon, while Sukhumvit Park was chosen for location and service. Thai PBS World reports that a number of other Southeast Asian properties also made the top […] The story TripAdvisor’s 2022 Best of the Best Awards includes 2 Thai hotels testing as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - 450 charging stations for electric vehicles by the end of 2022
Think the cost of recharging will be a deterent in Thailand. Some of the locals already complaining about the recent electricity cost increase. Know a lot of Thais still not even own a car, a/c, or some even a refrigerator. (Mother in law sells heaps of the large block ice at her local shop.) so think an electric car not on the need to have list for a while, an electric bike maybe.
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