7 Things We Wish We Knew BEFORE visiting THAILAND

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• LL

  @LloydandMandy · 4 years ago (edited) · pinned

  You can get your Holafly eSIM to travel to Asia or anywhere in the world by clicking here: &nbsp;<a href="http://holafly.sjv.io/DyWzDn">holafly.sjv.io/DyWzDn</a>

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• ND

  @ndjroom · 4 years ago

  When the sale of alcohol is prohibited is because &nbsp;It was during this time that the students were leaving school. &nbsp;Before there was a law prohibiting selling at this time, it was because many students &nbsp;Take this time to drink alcohol. &nbsp;after school &nbsp;and don&apos;t go home &nbsp;The government didn&apos;t want new drinkers coming from youth, so the law came up.

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• คน

  @คนทํามะดา-ศ5ธ · 4 years ago

  ผมเป็นคนไทยและขอขอบคุณทั้งสองที่ช่วยแนะนำและบอกสิ่งดีๆให้กับเพื่อนร่วมโลกได้รับรู้ถึง สิ่งดีๆ ของประเทศไทย และเราคนไทยก็มีความหวังอย่างยิ่งว่าจะได้การตอบรับจากนักท่องเที่ยวทุกท่านทุก ชาติ ทั่วทุกของมุมโลก ได้มาเยี่ยมชมประเทศไทยของเรา

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• TH

  @The.Mentalist · 3 years ago

  Holafly is usually way more expensive then buying a sim card. But if you dont want to worry about where to get one holafly is an option.

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• MA

  @maryrosesenal6393 · 4 years ago

  I’m traveling to Thailand next week and just doing all my research prior to departure and your videos are so helpful!<br>Thanks to the both of you xx

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• SM

  @SmallTownGrl · 3 years ago

  Paper products! &nbsp;Many restrooms do not have toilet paper or paper towels. &nbsp; Toilets can be an elevated hole in the ground and many have no sink to wash your hands or soap. &nbsp;Bring travel tissue and sanitizing wipes wherever you go - it takes little room in your backpack and you&apos;ll &nbsp;be happy you have it. &nbsp;Also get as many massages as you &nbsp;can! &nbsp;They cost about 200 - 300 baht (about $6 - $8 USD) and they&apos;re awesome. &nbsp;Be respectful of their religion and when visiting temples cover your shoulders and knees.

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• GE

  @georgef3936 · 4 years ago

  Last time ( pre covid) &nbsp;I was in Thailand it was very easy to get a SIM card at Bangkok airport, &nbsp;even late at night. At the airport they set it up for you and it always worked perfectly for us after that. We always did that on every trip. So we were ready to go from the airport. There are desks at the airport for the local mobile providers. <br><br>Sure these international eSims are convenient but be careful of the rates compared with local sims in Thailand. It may be different in other Asian countries.

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• PO

  @PommeNarin · 4 years ago

  You are right. Politeness in Thai language speaking is about the speaker, and not the interlocutor. If the speaker is a guy, then he ends his sentences with &quot;krub&quot;. A female speaker ends her sentences with &quot;ka&quot;. 😉

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• MU

  @MurrayWilkinson1 · 4 years ago

  as a fellow Vlogger I was very keen to hear about your eSim cards, thanks guys.

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• TH

  @ThaidUp · 3 years ago

  Well the lack of planning on your part is the key take away point

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• BA

  @bagusnusa · 4 years ago

  This is very interesting and valuable. &nbsp;Because we will feel comfortable if we know what is happening in the place we are visiting, such as Thailand.

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• CY

  @cyjhfxx765 · 3 years ago

  Welcome to Thailand❤🇹🇭🙏