Phil Jones you are 100% wrong! Thais won’t accept notes with a single mark on them, anywhere in the country.

@Bim ******

to be honest, I mainly used to fly the EVA direct flights, as I was usually flying out of Bangkok and I just loved the service from them. This time I’m heading out of Phuket and Thai are the only direct flight back to London.

@Bim ******

only wine with dinner or also alcohol throughout? I’m not a massive drinker but, on a long flight I will always have a couple of bloody Mary’s after departure and then a small red with my meal. That usually knocks me out for a few hours.

@Steve ******

thanks for the update!

AXA Thai… They accept it easily and it’s clearly labeled as covid cover so no hassle.

@Chris ********************

some are, some aren’t. The ones who want you to flash your money about are not good. The ones who don’t care about how much money you have are.

@Оливер ********

bollox. There are certain locations where you have police and avoid. They pull you over even with a helmet and will find something wrong… Licence Is their go to fine.

@Joanne ****************

they tend to prefer you use a Thai insurer. That’s why I always just uses AXA Thai

@Todd ********

the paving hasn’t taken out the massive steep hills. What’s this guy trying to get at 🤦‍♂️ Granted, I was last there in 2012 and yes, the road was mainly paved. But it’s not safe driving after a full moon party on a scooter. I had my only accident in Thailand, pissed drunk on those hills. My friend and I, (a Canadian) decided to throw slices of baloney at each other, while driving up those hills.

That’s fine. Just don’t attempt it on a scooter as the hills are crazy! There are pick-up trucks that will take you too and from.