@Morshed *******

no it will not be anything like a normal high season at all that's just not going to happen. But hopefully we will at least start to see some recovery. It's not great for young people trying to get a start in the hotel and hospitality industry.

Worst timing ever. A friends son is doing this and he often has nothing to do with almost everything closed.

@Kathy ***************

not true please don't give advice if you are not informed

There's a guy in my town who has a huge blue parrot that flies along following him when he rides his motorbike. Once it started circling me and trying to land on me as I was riding along.

@Michael *******

OK thanks I'll try that!

I've had this for months now with google. Even though I have settings set to translate to English, the Google Search is always in Thai, only changes to English after I make a page selection.

@Ken *******

that's interesting I didn't know that was possible.

@Ken *******

my international licence had expired but not my Australian ones when I did the tests.

@Mike ********

no you go to transport not immigration for licenses.

No it's extremely easy if you have a current licence in English from your home country.... They accept it and it's basically just the same as a Thai person renewing their license rather than a new application. Having said that, there's separate car and bike licenses here. I always advise people to obtain their bike licence back home first. If you don't have a bike licence already the process will be longer and require a practical test. Otherwise one can obtain both licenses easily in about 2 -3 hours. Just have to do quick eye test, reflex test and sit through a video in Thai that means nothing if you can't speak the language but they force you sit there anyway, I was lucky they let me leave the video early.