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Malx
Original Poster
731 posts
73 months
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Currently looking at Thailand for a holiday next year and stumbled across the tours offered by www.thailandtravelplan.co.uk. Has anyone used them?
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thehawk
8,384 posts
76 months
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Thailand has to be one of the easiest places to organise travel and tours, do it yourself. Every hotel will be able to organise tours as well as the multitude of travel agents over there.
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g3org3y
6,836 posts
60 months
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^This.
Pick up a Rough Guide or Lonely Planet.
Freestyle your trip while you're out there.
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smifffymoto
1,058 posts
74 months
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As said it really is a doodle to do Thailand on your own.Use Flights direct or similar for the best flight deals.
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Malx
Original Poster
731 posts
73 months
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Thanks for the responses. It does seem that I should book flights and a hotel and just wing it when there. Was all set to go to Thailand then focused on Vietnam. Half tempted to take a month off work and go for a tour...
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Nobby Diesel
1,267 posts
120 months
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The perfect solution - it's a great part of the world to tour around.
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ben_h100
991 posts
48 months
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There's no need to book a hotel to be honest. Maybe if you are arriving there late at night, book one night somewhere. If you arrive first thing in the morning, get the bus/taxi into Bangkok then sort out your entire trip with a TAT office. They can arrange everything for you, cheaper than doing it through a UK agent. They probably take a bit of a cut but mig be worth it if its your first time there. Next time we go we'll book flights then do it ourselves there. Easy to do as the guys above have said.
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Malx
Original Poster
731 posts
73 months
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Is the TAT office the Thai equivalent of Tourist Information?
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Nobby Diesel
1,267 posts
120 months
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Malx said: Is the TAT office the Thai equivalent of Tourist Information? Exactly that - Tourist Authority Thailand.
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