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To Koh Samui, how is that going?

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November 6 2021

Dear readers,

I would like to go to Bangkok in February and then to Koh Samui. I'm trying to find answers, but alas. Apologies if this question has already been asked.

Booking a SHA hotel is easy via booking.com. But who arranges the PCR test and transport to the hotel after arrival in Bangkok? And how and with whom do I pay/book this? In addition, I would like to know whether you have to do a PCR test again for a domestic flight.

Regards,

Harold

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Gust says up

6 November 2021 at 11: 31

We booked at the hotel itself and after paying for 3 nights we received a certificate for the Thailand pass with PCR and taxi included.

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John says up

6 November 2021 at 12: 06

If you travel with klm you can book a code share Bangkok airways ticket with KLM and book a sha hotel in Koh samui. Extremely simple.
With other airlines first in BKK in sha Then back to Suvarnabhumi airport and fly with Bangkok Airways to samui.

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