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    Travel Vlog THAILAND Travel Tips: What You NEED to Know



    Travel Vlog THAILAND Travel Tips: What You NEED to Know

    Planning a trip to Thailand can be overwhelming, especially for first timers, but with the right travel tips, you can navigate the country like a pro. In this travel vlog, we’ll explore the best budget travel options, including affordable accommodation and delicious street food, to help you create a budget itinerary that suits your needs. From the vibrant nightlife of Bangkok to the stunning beaches and cultural attractions, we’ll cover all the Thailand essentials you need to know. Whether you’re looking to retire in Thailand, find a Thai wife, or simply experience the local culture, this video is packed with valuable insights and cultural tips to make your trip unforgettable. We’ll delve into the best Thailand destinations, including Bangkok, and provide you with a comprehensive Thailand travel guide to help you make the most of your solo trip. With its rich culture, beautiful landscapes, and friendly people, Thailand is a paradise for travelers, and with our expert advice, you’ll be well on your way to an amazing adventure. Get ready to explore Bangkok, try the famous Bangkok food, and discover the best spots for solo travel, all while staying within your budget. Our travel vlog is designed to provide you with the ultimate Thailand travel tips, so you can focus on enjoying your journey and experiencing all that this incredible country has to offer.

    23 Comments

    8. @Head173 on

      Thanks for the info on the translator earbuds. Gonna get a couple pairs for my lady and I. Been looking at different options but your endorsement means more than random reviews I read.

    15. @shhindig on

      I am not psycho and I cook at home for myself. The $500/month that I save is about 10-16 STs (not including pre-drinks and room) or one HE per day (not including base massage rate).

    16. @gabrielr2374 on

      Hi Mark. As a long time subscriber I can only thank you so much for your excellent work. I have been living here in Thailand for several years and I can only say that your videos are pure gold.bless you mate. Take care.cheers.🍻🍻🍻

    20. @thomasrudy6132 on

      Number one thing in your pocket before traveling anywhere. An ATM card linked to your Fidelity or Schwab account. Yes, get a Fidelity or Schwab account. This would have saved you in Vietnam Doc. Go to any ATM anywhere, withdraw local currency, they reimburse the fees in a day or two. Current exchange rates applied, doesn’t get easier, never failed me once.

    21. @glorgau on

      TagThai? Wanted to use it for the QR Codes in the night markets, street vendors, etc. Sounds great right? It was surprisingly complex to get set up at the bank (did it in the Hua Hin mall, signatures, show passport, use thai baht notes, etc). That done, using the app itself took about 30 seconds each time to enter the PIN and get to the scan QR code screen on my iPhone SE – slow….. And then when loaded, it would be hit or miss whether it would charge the payment or not. Evidently the issue is that some mom and pop vendors use their personal bank accounts and not a PromptPay linked business account. TagThai will only transact with business accounts. You're a foreigner and you can't launder money to regular thai people. Of course the vendor won't know about this or won't say so, so it just slows down the whole transaction.

    23. @donnabosilkovski7580 on

      Did somebody say Cambodia?? I'm heading there for the first time soon, oh, and I thought I saw you wandering down the street in my neighbourhood this week, I might have called out to you, and yep, you guessed it, it wasn't you… Oh dear.

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