In a turbulent period for aviation, Air France-KLM has reported a loss of 480 million euros, the heaviest since the corona crisis. Geopolitical conflicts and increased operational costs are putting a heavy burden on finances, despite growth in passenger numbers. KLM CEO Marjan Rintel highlights the multifaceted challenges and outlines prospects for recovery.
Duik dieper in de bruisende stad Bangkok met de nieuwste “Wandelgids Bangkok” van TAT Bangkok. Deze gids leidt je langs zowel iconische bezienswaardigheden als verborgen parels, en biedt praktische tips voor navigatie en lokale gebruiken. Ideaal voor zowel eerste bezoekers als ervaren avonturiers die de stad op een authentieke manier willen verkennen.
Iemand ooit al eens gaan eten in Na-Oh, lijkt mij wel leuk eten in een afgedankt vliegtuig. De prijsklasse is wel vrij hoog: https://www.naohbangkok.com/
Ik woon in Kanchanaburi en ben op zoek naar een goede tandarts, eentje die nog een mondje Engels spreekt.
Thailand's agricultural sector, once the backbone of the country, is facing major changes. This article delves into its historical roots, analyzes current challenges such as climate change and technology gaps, and explores future opportunities through sustainability and innovation. It is a crucial moment for Thai agriculture to reinvent itself.
I enjoy fantastic and affordable Thai cuisine every day. From a sweet breakfast of rice and mango to a filling green curry for dinner, the freshness and variety of the food here is second to none. In this text I share my personal experiences with the rich flavors and ease of food in Thailand.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration is taking an important step in greening the city by transforming a former flood basin into a wetland forest park. This new green heart in the Beung Kum district, which opens this year, connects nature with recreation and emphasizes the importance of sustainable urban development.
May 2024 in Thailand will be full of cultural and spiritual events, with Visakha Bucha Day taking center stage. Coinciding with the full moon of the sixth lunar month, this month offers a deep dive into Buddhist heritage through unique festivities and ceremonies that take place against the backdrop of Thailand's beautiful landscape.
Thailand is exploring its potential to become the focal point for LGBTQIA+ marriages in Asia. The Commerce Department has highlighted the economic benefits of legalizing same-sex marriage. With a strong focus on improving legal structures and wedding services, Thailand aims to position itself as the ideal destination for inclusive weddings.
Since my wife and I want to go to Thailand 'again' in October until March 2025, I have already started browsing the website “Thai e-Visa”. After logging in, I arrive at the Tourist Visa page.
Next month I will visit my Thai girlfriend, whom I have known for 2 years, for the second time for 1 month. After that, on my next visit I want to apply for a Schengen visa for Spain where I live (I am Belgian). My intention is to allow her to live permanently in Spain and propose marriage when she obtains her next Schengen visa. What is the best way to achieve that?
I am married to a Thai lady and am now the head of the family as my wife does not work. What documents does the pension service need? Where can we get proof that my wife is not working?
I have a non-immigrant O visa multiple entries (retired) Valid from September 22 to September 24, 2024. On Tuesday, April 30, I will travel to the Netherlands and will be back in Thailand on August 30. Then I want to extend my visa in September. Yesterday at immigration in Khon Kaen for a re-entry stamp.
Poopee, once an Isan girl and now the wife of our blog writer Gringo for 18 years. Like every Isaan woman, Poopee had a past that was not a bed of roses. Gringo wrote a story about it in 2010, which has even been repeated a few times on this blog and will appear more often in the future.
Today on Thailand blog attention to the book “Private Dancer” from 2005, an oldie, but now a classic. It is a thrilling novel written by top British author Stephen Leather. Set in Bangkok's bustling nightlife scene, the book offers a disturbing look at Thai bar culture and the relationship between Western men and Thai women.
Nam phrik (น้ำพริก) is a kind of spicy chilli sauce or paste typical of Thai cuisine and somewhat similar to the Indonesian and Malaysian sambals. The usual ingredients for nam phrik are fresh or dry chillies, garlic, shallots, lime juice and often fish or shrimp paste. The ingredients are pounded and mixed using a mortar and pestle and salt or fish sauce is added to taste. Each region has its own special version.
One of the joys of visiting Chiang Mai is getting around on a scooter or motorbike (provided you have a valid driver's license). There are many ways to enjoy the beautiful landscapes with breathtaking views and the local culture that the north of Thailand has to offer.
