@Max *******

Against the USD quite possibly.

@Wayne *******

Yes, someone else pointed out the peaks too. It’s interesting but is it a pattern? Would be nice to know!

Also, when comparing, we need to use the same currency as it varies. The original post was about AUD I think.

@Max *******

Moving into high season. But, I don’t mind being wrong. Do you have any method of prediction? Or any explanation for the strength of the baht?

@Winston ****

Guest house, motel/hotel could work. It will take a lot if capital.

@Kool ******

Very thorough!

@Wayne *******

A little early for peak season but interesting information.

Also, there may be a peak due to many circumstances, especially against an individual currency, but it’s trends that show more. E.g. is it trending upwards or downwards? Against which currencies? 2 days ago the rate against the USD probably dropped, simply because the USD strengthened generally, but it may have held against other currencies. It’s not simple, that’s for sure.

@Alicia ******

The main season is November to February. A small peak around Songkran but I don’t think that’s foreign visitors.

@Sopan ********

Well ‘buddy’, there is no 60 day visa on arrival, buddy. There is, however, buddy, a 60 day visa exemption, to which I referred in my previous post. You don’t say the nationality of the passport with which you will be travelling, so I had to take a guess.

@Winston ****

So, you will need Thai nationals as partners, I guess. Motorcycle tours could be tricky if you intend to be the driver.

There are various options including the Non-immigrant B visa, the Elite visa.

There are different requirements depending on the type of visa you choose.

There are many restrictions such as a foreigner can only own 49% of a company, the rest has to be owned by Thai nationals.

You need registered capital of at least 2 million baht.

It also depends on the nature of your business. What do you intend to do?