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Long flight to Thailand: How do you stay fit and healthy?

By Editorial
Posted in thai tips, Flight tickets
Tags: Health, Jet lag, flight, Flight duration

January 7 2025

Long flights can be challenging, but with the right activities they become part of the fun of traveling. From watching movies to studying, there are many ways to keep yourself busy and relaxed. Here we discuss how you can make your flying experience to Thailand not only healthy and bearable, but also how you can enjoy it.

How long is the flight to Thailand (Bangkok)?

By Editorial
Posted in thai tips, Flight tickets
Tags: Bangkok, Intercontinental, Stopover, Fly, Flight duration, Flights

July 12, 2024

How long is the flight to Thailand or rather to Bangkok? The flight time from the Netherlands to Thailand can vary depending on the specific departure and arrival airports, the airline selected and the route of the flight. In general, a direct flight from Amsterdam to Bangkok takes about 11 to 12 hours.

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Long flight to Thailand: How do you stay fit and healthy?

How long is the flight to Thailand (Bangkok)?