DaveG wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 11:48 pmDid he/she have to show evidence of health certificate or insurance ????

No she did not have to show anything. All is normal. Was happy this friend came, its been 33 years we able to meet again. Unfortunately was only 26hrs visit, so sad.

I honestly think you are as well staying put until there is a total lifting of all restrictions as mandated by central government. The fact that Provincial Governers and local Mayors have controlled a lot of the narrative on this issue is ridicuous and has just added a layer of unnecessary confusion, but I reslise they have to get in on the act because there is likely to be some bahtshish to be made from businesses somehow.

Siem Reap Daily News
27 May at 15:32 ·

THAI SMILES WILL RESUME FLIGHTS TO SIEM REAP ON OCTOBER 24
Earlier reports suggested Thai Smiles might begin international services, including flights to Siem Reap, shortly after it resumes domestic flights on June 1.
Now the company says it will begin daily flights from Bangkok to both Siem Reap and Phnom Penh on October 24.
Thai Smile’s parent company, Thai Airways International, filed for the equivalent of US Chapter 11 protection under Thailand’s bankruptcy law chapter 3/1 last week.

Seems like the bars in Pattaya are pinning their hopes on June 15th for reopening, wouldn't put it past the junta to push it back to the 30th. I wish they'd do it on the 15th as I think it will be great drinking beach roadside with the reduced numbers.

I've been drinking the last 2 weeks in what is proving unsurprisingly to be a popular open air Night market on Jomtien beach road. Never gone before as it's previously been Russian dominated, but now they are not around it's a very pleasant relaxed vibe. The beer nearly ran out by the 9pm closing time last night.

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You don't know how lucky you are....I can't even get a hair cut....