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Thailand ‘best country for people’, says travel survey
September 05, 2018 17:02
By The Nation

Thais have been voted the best people in the world in an online survey by Conde Nast Traveller magazine, a leading US source of travel features.
Thailand won in the category of “Best Country for People” in the 2018 annual award.

The award honours “the best that the travel world has to offer”. Other categories include hotels, airlines, ski resorts, islands and architecture.

In addition, Thailand came third in the “Best Country” category after Italy and Greece .

Two hotels – the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok and Six Senses on Kho Yao Noi – came fourth and fifth respectively in the category of “Best Hotel in Asia and the Indian Subcontinent”.

Meanwhile Samui island was awarded the ninth spot in the “Best Islands in the World” category, falling after Greek islands, Maldives, Balearic islands, Hawaii, St Lucia, Bali, Sicily and Mauritius.
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Oh, fuck off.

Our military dick-taters are making it harder and harder to stay.

Robins wrote: ↑Tue Mar 17, 2020 5:11 am Our military dick-taters are making it harder and harder to stay.

BS<easy to stay, just follow simple rules
The ONLY thing making it hard for some to stay is the exchange rate

Cone Nast: Manarin Oriental, Six Senses...

I cant afford to vote.

WTF does 'best country for people' even mean? The Thais with their shit-eating grins the tourists think are smiles, or some morbidly obese, bald white guy getting a 'happy ending' in Pattaya?

I don't recall seeing many Singaporeans smile at outsiders, with their air of superiority. Good to see Indonesians where they belong, at the top, easily the warmest, most generous of South East Asian nations.

^ --unless you go to Medan. Then there's an air of contest.

rabbitoh wrote: ↑Thu Jul 21, 2022 6:48 am ^ --unless you go to Medan. Then there's an air of contest.

Yeah, well, they're Bataks.

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Agoda reveals the top trending holiday destinations now that international travel is slowly becoming the norm again.
According to its latest booking data assessment, travelers are dusting off their suitcases and ready to embrace the holiday season somewhere different from the past two years.
Bangkok takes the number one spot in 2022, as the Thai capital relaxes most travel rules, including mask wearing outdoors.
Other Asian gems in the top five spots are Jeju Island in Korea, Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo, and Seoul.
As for outbound travel from Thailand, Agoda’s booking data collated from May to August 2022 suggests South Korea, Singapore, Vietnam, France, and the UK are the top five destinations.

Gazzy wrote: ↑Thu Jul 21, 2022 8:40 am

rabbitoh wrote: ↑Thu Jul 21, 2022 6:48 am ^ --unless you go to Medan. Then there's an air of contest.

Yeah, well, they're Bataks.

good to know.
I wonder how much the muslims affect the recipe.
Ideally the ones in Palawan won't be the same.