John Wittenberg - Thailand blog.nl

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advance booking: How far in advance to book depends largely on when you go. A general council is therefore like any general council: k
Gerard: Indeed, since the Covid issues, we only book through the company. And no longer via other providers such as Opodo
Paul: It is best to book directly with the company. In case of cancellations or delays, they can help you immediately. Becomes different
Ben the Cook: What a ridiculous proposal from the government. Now they have tourists, the weather is not good. Ok if it cleans up the beaches
Mister BP: Almost everything is correct except booking 2 to 4 months in advance. You must book when the company has just given its permission
Mike: That's right, book as far in advance as possible.
Geert: That's true. Recently confirmed by the embassy in Brussels…
Nicole Tiele-Mehauden: We go to our home in Chiang Rai every year for 6 months (end of September - end of March), so we are seasoned travelers. *We bo
René: Erik, I found this via the link in my previous response, so you can assume that this is correct. “Valid passport Take
Ruud: Well... first shout from the rooftops that they want many more tourists than that they are going to do everything to make that easier
René: Very strange I see online. Indeed not cheap, around €45 to €100 per person, which is high by Thai standards.
Eric Kuypers: René, has that changed? I believe that the passport should be valid for another six months from departure from TH.
Marc Dale: Yet another confirmation of what we have known for a long time. The “just come here” policy is based on m
René: Is the double or often much higher entrance fee not enough for the foreigner? They know the ins and outs of discrimination.
freddy: Book only on the official airline websites, to save a lot of hassle in case of rebooking, cancellation, etc.