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Thailande - July: A Month of Holidays and Public Celebrations
Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon in July 2025
Thailand: Towards the end of the 60-day visa waiver?
Thailand - Events calendar: June 2025 in Thailand, Festivals and main events guides
Thailand - Don’t forget: Since 1 May, all travellers must complete the DTAC before arriving in Thailand.
Thailand A to Z: The Essential Traveler's Guide
A quick and practical overview to better understand Thailand, its customs, landscapes, and must-sees before or during your trip.
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Thailand-Cambodia Border Tensions and Closures in June 2025
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Where to Stay in Rayong? Tips and Selection
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Things to Do and See in Rayong
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Where to Stay in Rayong? Tips and Selection
Where to Stay in Trat: Recommended Hotels and Guesthouses
Where to Stay in Koh Mak? Best Hotels by Beach
Where to Stay in Prachuap Khiri Khan? Hotels, Areas and Insider Tips
Where to Stay in Ayutthaya: Practical Hotel Picks for Your Trip
Koh Kood: Practical and Useful Travel Guide
Located in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Kood is one of the most pristine tropical gems in the country, offering an ideal escape. Dive into our complete guide for an unforgettable journey.
June 3rd: Thailand Celebrates Queen Suthida’s Birthday – A National Holiday
Phi Ta Khon Festival 2025: Thailand’s Ghost Festival in Dan Sai
Unmissable Events and Festivals in Thailand – June 2025
Top Events to Attend at Bangkok Pride 2025
Thailande - July: A Month of Holidays and Public Celebrations
In Thailand, there is only one public holiday in July:
Thailand: Koh Phangan’s Full Moon in July 2025
In july 2025, the moon will be full on Saturday 12 July. Haad Rin will be welcoming thousands of people to celebrate. Don’t wait to book your hotel!
Thailand: Towards the end of the 60-day visa waiver?
The online debate on the 60-day visa waiver for tourists in Thailand is raging, due to recent incidents involving condos illegally rented to tourists. Tourist operators are proposing to adjust the duration of the visa to reflect the average length of stay. For the moment, this is just a debate, and the government points out that the country also offers various long-stay visas for ‘quality’ visitors. The question now is what exactly constitutes a quality visitor.