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The December 29 edition of the PATTAYA MAIL includes a report about a French "farang" who has been arrested for picking up young boys in Sunee Plaza, taking them to his apartment, filming himself having sex with them, and then posting what he films on the Internet. Somehow the phrase "total dumbass" comes to mind. To read the article, click the following link: http://www.pattayamail.com/current/news.shtml#hd9
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Hi All- During my upcoming trip to Thailand in March I will travel to Ho Chi Minh City for several days. I prefer to keep my options open on dates if I can. My question is this. Am I going to pay a premium for waiting to buy that portion of my ticket until I get to Thailand? As many of you may know in the US if you wait until the last minute to buy airline tickets the fare can be ridiculously expensive--though this isn't always true in Thailand. I would prefer to wait until I get to Thailand to buy that portion of my ticket unless you guys advise otherwise.
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Bangkok Taxi Driver returns 630,000 baht left in cab Good deeds bring year-end cheer - The Nation Bangkok taxi drivers have been in the news for all the wrong reasons this year but yesterday one hit the headlines for his honesty. Cabbie Boonruam Boonchuchuay yesterday turned over US and Thai currency totalling Bt630,000 left by an American passenger. The 51-year-old hopes his "good deed" will generate a better image of taxi drivers and generate a feel-good factor among foreign visitors. The relieved passenger gave Boonruam a US$100 (Bt3,525) reward. At 2am yesterday Boonruam picked up 50-year-old American tourist Daniel Melga from Suvarnabhumi Ai…
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With the New Year in Thailand, people are crazy about their fireworks. Last night in Sunee Plaza, I saw and heard many bottle rockets and firecrackers go off. One misfired bottle rocket lighted outside of Gary
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The weekly report for Thailand for the week of December 31, 2006 will not be published, unless one of the regular contributors has something special he feels should be published without a fulll report. I have just been released from the hospital where they expect to install a pacemaker next week which should deal with the massive confusion problems I have recently encountered. If you have something you feel "must" be covered now, please contact Boxer@boxertravels.net, and if he and Idaho2000 agree it is sufficiently important, they can publish a special edition. Hope to see you next week after some surgery. -- Allen (G.P.)
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Home > Breakingnews > Tourists arrivals up 18.5% in 2006 - The Nation - Thailand's tourists arrivals figure was at 13.6 million people this year, up 18.5 per cent from 2005, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT). TAT Governor Phornsiri Manoharn said that Thailand's tourism recovered this year from 2005 when the industry was still suffering from the impacts of the December 26, 2004 tsunami. Hotels operators in Phuket and the other Andaman resorts said they had more rooms reservations for December and January than they had before the tsunami, but expect more than 1 million tourists to visit Thailand in the next two months. Tourism, whi…
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Monday and Tuesday are public holidays so it's a long weekend of celebrations ahead. Wise ones may stock up with a bit of cash as ATM's will be hard hit and banks closed. Still there seems a lot of ATM's around these days. ======================================================== The inevitable road carnage begins: TNA) - Road accidents 41 people dead and 540 injured on the first day of the seven-day New Year traffic alert period, according to the Road Safety Centre (RSC). Thailand has designated the week from Dec 28 through Jan 3 as the most dangerous period. People living in Bangkok travel to the provinces to celebrate the New Year holiday and a…
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Buddha's blessings for the 'double James Bond year 2-007' By METTANANDO BHIKKHU Nothing in the world takes place without meaning; and there are always reasons behind every event. This belief is shared by most religious traditions: Buddhism, Christianity, Islam and others. Hinduism, in particular, deeply holds that names and numbers are holders of the elements intrinsic to particular persons and events. Therefore, names are very important. Following this line of thought, the upcoming year of 2007 can, indeed, be very adventurous, as it does not only mean the 2007th Year of Our Lord, but also the double James Bond Year. Full article http://www.ba…
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December 31 at 7 pm starts the big Clubbing Club Party Sunee Plaza All you can eat and drink for only 999 baht see the attached Flyer hope to see you there;-) Mike Georg [attachmentid=154]
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The following appears in the BANGKOK POST: _____ AIRPORT BOASTS FADE TO IGNOMINY Slipshod Work Could Force Partial Closure Suvarnabhumi airport's opening on Sept 28 was a major event of 2006. But boasting about its world-class facilities quickly faded as revelations of slipshod construction led to a countdown to its partial closure for repairs. Planning for the airport, at Nong Ngu Hao (cobra swamp) in Samut Prakan, began over four decades ago, with its opening repeatedly postponed from 2000. Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra took a personal interest in pushing for its early opening, including putting pressure on the builders by camping out at…
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Note from GB: It's difficult to be certain, at least based on my interpretation of this article, whether the ban includes the bars. The article does not specifically mention bars. We'll know soon enough. The following appears in THE NATION: _____ Smokers Forbidden to Lght Up in Public Areas From now on, smokers will find it harder than ever to find a place to light up because every public area will be a smoke-free zone following the latest ministerial order from the Public Health Minister. According to the order, which takes effect today, offenders will face a Bt2,000 fine, while owners who allow smoking on their premises or fail to place a no-smok…
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Note from GB: I've posted about this many times, and this time of year might be a good time to post again. Tourists are being victimized by criminals. We constantly read about bag snatchings, gold chain snatchings, people being drugged and then 'rolled,' pickpockets, and just about anything else you can think of. Most of these robberies occur late at night, beyond the 1:00 AM bar closing times. Most of the time the victims are alone and in areas that are not well lit and are not crowded. That's not to say that these crimes don't also occur in broad daylight. Most of the gold chain snatchings occur in broad daylight. My advice is to try to stay in well-lit area…
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Butterfly will be open from 9 p.m. on 31st. Countdown to midnight and 2007 with Lucky Numbers and free food. Open very late for your enjoyment. Special prices on Whiskey. Butterfly Karaoke Dance Club, Soi Day - Night One, South Pattaya.
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The following appears in the BANGKOK POST: _____ Monday is D-Day for Struggling Elite Card CHATRUDEE THEPARAT The future of the Elite Card, a pet project of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra intended to attract affluent tourists, is expected to be decided on Monday. Tourism and Sports Minister Suvit Yodmani will be presented with two options for the future of Thailand Privilege Card Co (TPC), the government-owned company set up to market the Elite Card. The first option is to dissolve the company and the second is to continue it but with a clearer financial plan and closer supervision by the ministry to ensure that it could generate income. …
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To disappoint those who wish that unfavourable news of Sunee Plaza is hidden away, the scourge of this cesspit - ie the availability of young boys, has once more hit the news. No doubt they will try to make light of it yet again, claiming that it is an isolated incident. However, they cannot hide the fact that the area has again lived up to its reputation as a haven for paedophilia. Frenchman arrested for filming lewd acts with boys Boonlua Chatree, Pattaya Mail, 29 Decembr 2006 A Frenchman has been arrested on charges of creating pornographic materials with boys at his residence. Issued with a warrant from Pattaya Provincial Court, police arre…
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The following appears in the BANGKOK POST: _____ Health Bill Withdrawn from Second Reading The controversial clause about patients' right to die in the National Health Bill Thursday sparked heated debate during the National Legislative Assembly (NLA) session. NLA yesterday deliberated the bill in the second reading. According to Section 10 of the bill, a person shall have the right to make a written statement declaring his or her intention not to receive medical treatments that serve only to delay his or her death in the terminal stage of his or her life, or not to receive the medical treatments for the purpose of ending the suffering from his or her…
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BANGKOK, Dec 28 (TNA) Don Muang Airport, recently decommissioned as Thailand's primary international airport, will be turned into a regional aircraft maintenance and civil aviation training centre, according to an official responsible for drawing up a development plan for Bangkok's former international airport. Boonrit Saowaprurk, director of the Civil Aviation Training Centre, said that the plan would see Don Muang Airport emerge as the region's aircraft maintenance hub within the next four years, rivalling Singapore. It hopes to gain up to a quarter of the market, sharing Bt5 billion revenue (US$138.8 million). If the plan is approved by the transport m…
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The earthquake off Taiwan has damaged undersea cables causing disruption to telecommunications throughout Asia, including internet access in Thailand, according to breaking news in today's Bkk Post. See : http://www.bangkokpost.net/breaking_news/b...s.php?id=115513 The BKK Post also says:- NOTE: During the current Internet problems, readers in Thailand can access the Bangkok Post website more quickly and efficiently by using the Thailand-based server at: http://www.bangkokpost.co.th
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The following appears in THE NATION: _____ Where Did Our Tsunami Cash Go? Western Countries Send Complaint to Police after Loss of Money Donated to Identify Victims Seven major Western countries recently submitted a joint complaint to the Royal Police Headquarters alleging that money intended to help identify tsunami victims had been stolen, according to informed sources. The sources, who asked not to be identified due to the sensitivity of the subject, said funds contributed by Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, the United Kingdom, the United States and France amounted to almost Bt60 million. The money was donated by the citizens of tho…
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Hi, everybody! We are Russian gay couple going to visit Bangkok on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th maybe of January 2007. We need a guide, who will show us gay Bangkok after dark. No sex, no escort or any other payable services needed. Just spending time in a pleasant company. Thank you. Please send messages to the email address - USE private messaging. Thanks. ADMIN
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Click Below For Our Sale Flyer... Niddy's Nook For Sale! For Immediate Release: Niddy's Nook Bar & Restaurant is up for sale. The owner is willing to show at anytime. Please contact info@niddysnook.com or visit our website at www.niddysnook.com. Personal comment from Niddy & Chris: "Though it makes us sad to sell The Nook, unfortunately our lives have (for the moment) grown outside of Pattaya. With a new job 30 minutes away, a new house 20 minutes away, and other business opportunities looming -- we are left no choice but to sell. However, you can be sure that you have not seen the last of us and that some day soon we will be back in business…
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I have read a lot online about getting a Thai a visa to the USA, but there is one thing I can't seem to find out. If the Thai is given a visa, how long does he/she have before he/she has to travel. In other words, how long is the actual visa good for? I need to know how long ahead of time I can put in the application. Thanks, Thaiquila
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The following appears in the BANGKOK POST: _____ Thaksin 'Will Face' Criminal Charges Over Airport, Land Deal (BangkokPost.com, Agencies) The Bank of Thailand will file corruption charges against former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, based on evidence by the National Counter Corruption Commission that the deposed leader was involved in two fraud. Finance Minister Pridiyathorn Devakula vowed today that the cases would reach a criminal court. Corruption busters appointed by Thailand's ruling junta have found that Mr Thaksin was personally involved in an alleged overpriced purchase of equipment at Bangkok's new Suvarnabhumi airport and a controversial land…
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