Hello guys anyone can help me to do travel itinerary
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The community provides various suggestions for creating a travel itinerary in Thailand, including visiting destinations like Bangkok, Koh Samui, and Koh Tao. Users recommend doing thorough research through online videos and guides, and considering travel apps for planning. Some emphasize going with the flow instead of sticking strictly to a plan. Recommendations include starting in Phuket, exploring various beaches, and participating in local activities.
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Fly in to Phuket, not Bangkok. Move down the island to each beach and you will enjoy yourself. From the airport take a 3 minute taxi to Nai Yang, go to Nai Yang Boutique hotel and stay a few days then move south to Nai Thorn beach for a time then South to Surin beach, Kamala beach, Patong beach (get a local girl ) then continue south to Karon and Kata (I live there) then south to Rawai/ Nai Harn. There are many things to do on the island and it’s relaxing. Get the island tour that has to pet tigers, visit Big Buddah, ride and play with baby elephants, go to markets, bee farms., Cashew plants, gem mine also 👍you will have a great time … the people are the worlds friendliest
We don’t know what you like and dislike. You should consult a travel agent or do some research.
To develop an itinerary yourself, watch a bunch of YouTube and/or TikTok videos and read free travel guides you find on Google. Start searching with something general, like “Thailand vacation.” Make notes. When you see somewhere you like, YouTube and TikTok will suggest more videos. Once you have a list of places, plot them on Google Maps and use the Rome2Rio app to determine your best way to get from one place to another. Then, post your rough itinerary here for comments. Once you have a final itinerary, use the skyscanner app or Google Flights to select airline flights, then book directly with the airlines in case changes need to be made. Use the Agoda or Booking app to select hotels (each one has hundreds of reviews), then book directly with the hotels in case changes need to be made.
Or, ask Facebook and go where a few random people like to go and stay in hotels one or two random people like.
Don’t buy any of the travel guides on Amazon recommended by spammers. They're worthless to the point they have no reviews or a few fake reviews before they disabled reviewing. They are just a legal way to scam you out of money.