Next week a very good friend is leaving with China Airlines back to Amsterdam. He will probably have about 10 kilograms too much checked baggage.

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'Hill Tribe' children's home

By Submitted Message
Posted in Charities
January 12 2014

This special children's home is an initiative of the Dutchman Joop Rieffs. After a few visits to this house, I became very impressed by the good work.

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If you have no objection to a transfer in Dubai, Emirates airline tickets are still very interesting. Emirates currently has a nice offer to Bangkok for 598 euros.

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This week there was important news in the media that could also affect child benefits for children living in Thailand. A judge in Amsterdam ruled that the 40% reduction in child benefit, which also applies to Thailand, is unlawful in some specific situations.

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In Thailand, the former VRT journalist Jan De Bruyne (74) has died. He was traveling with his wife to celebrate their fiftieth anniversary, but a swim was fatal to him, writes Het Nieuwsblad.

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More cancellations, fewer delays at Schiphol

By Editorial
Posted in Flight tickets
January 12 2014

Schiphol has grown considerably this year and a new record was set with 52,2 million passengers. The question is, did these passengers also arrive at their final destination on time? In 2013, there were 4% fewer cancellations or delays of more than 3 hours.

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How is Bangkok preparing for what will happen next week? An overview.

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News from Thailand – January 11, 2014

By Editorial
Posted in News from Thailand
January 11 2014

Today in News from Thailand:

• Ratchadamnoen Avenue shooting: 1 dead, 7 injured
• Private jet air traffic comes to a standstill
• Top civil servant supports protest movement and that is not allowed

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Once again, the Electoral Council is calling for the elections to be postponed. The problem is that at least 28 of the 500 seats remain unoccupied and possibly more. As a result, the House of Representatives is not allowed to function.

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Two countries have issued negative travel advice for Thailand, Kuwait is urging its citizens to leave the country and the US embassy advises stocking up on provisions for two weeks.

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Action leader Suthep Thaugsuban says his protest movement does not intend to block or occupy Bangkok's two main airports.

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Good news for expats and retirees in Thailand. As of March 9, the Dutch passport will be valid for 10 years. This has been announced by Minister Plasterk.

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I have seen cars parked several times in Thailand and on the wheels there was a plastic bottle with water and I wonder what the purpose of that is…?

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Vakantiebeurs in Utrecht: Win a trip to Thailand!

By Editorial
Posted in Agenda
January 10 2014

On Wednesday 15 January 2014, the Vakantiebeurs will start in the Jaarbeurs Utrecht. In hall 4 you will find the Thailand Pavilion among the other faraway destinations.

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Maybe I'll inherit a house in Thailand from a sick Canadian friend. My question is what must be arranged BEFORE her death by lawyers, translation agencies, notaries, do I eventually want to become the owner of this property?

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News from Thailand – January 10, 2014

By Editorial
Posted in News from Thailand
January 10 2014

Today in News from Thailand:

• Singapore Airlines puts the connection with protests into perspective
• Rapid test for shrimp disease developed
• Bangkok Post: Military coup is no solution

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More and more Britons are spending their old days in the Thai seaside resort of Pattaya. The number of British residents over the age of 65 who have settled in the city has increased by 43% in the last two years.

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