7 Things We Wish We Knew BEFORE Travelling To THAILAND In 2023

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In Today's Thailand travel vlog we give our top 7 things we wish we knew before coming to Thailand, we've been travelling Thailand for almost 3 weeks now and there are a few things we wish we knew prior to flying here.

Filmed May 2022

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0.00 Intro
0.32 ATM Fees
1.17 Holafly E-Sim Cards
4.15 Street Food
5.15 Bolt App
6.28 Alcohol Laws
7.57 Transport

[LloydandMandy]

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[ndjroom]

When the sale of alcohol is prohibited is because It was during this time that the students were leaving school. Before there was a law prohibiting selling at this time, it was because many students Take this time to drink alcohol. after school and don't go home The government didn't want new drinkers coming from youth, so the law came up.

[maryrosesenal]

I’m traveling to Thailand next week and just doing all my research prior to departure and your videos are so helpful!
Thanks to the both of you xx

[salosiso]

Appreciate this video a lot, going to Thailand in November. Thank you for the information guys

[lindysutherland]

This holafly e-sim card thing sounds great. I've never heard of it so thanks so much!!!

[bagusnusa]

This is very interesting and valuable. Because we will feel comfortable if we know what is happening in the place we are visiting, such as Thailand.

[lexyclark]

We are traveling to Thailand this weeks for the first time ever and we just want to say thank you for making the videos and showing us tips and tricks for travels we also used the code for the sim card! thank you!! We love your guys videos

[haslintravels]

Great video, we will be going to Thailand later this year so was super helpful!

[GlobeItinerary]

Awesome video! I'll keep these tips in mind when I travel there one day!😀

[georgef]

I’ll be checking out Bolt next time I go to Thailand. Thanks for the tip. Another very helpful video.

[MurrayWilkinson]

as a fellow Vlogger I was very keen to hear about your eSim cards, thanks guys.

[The.Mentalist]

Holafly is usually way more expensive then buying a sim card. But if you dont want to worry about where to get one holafly is an option.

[GlawinsOctaneTune]

I wish I'd known about E-Sims in Feb when I went to Thailand, I would have saved a full half day getting my phone sorted out. Street food, OMG, sooo good.

[ExpatNatt]

This was really helpful, thanks for sharing!☺️

[JustinBrehm]

I just subscribed to you I can't wait to watch your videos as well as your future videos. I was watching the spicy noodles that you had about a month ago. Great video you two, keep safe

[natashabush]

Loved this little video, thanks. Planning my first trip from Brissy to Thailand next year, cheers!

[jenh]

Great video, thanks guys! I’m planning to go to Thailand early July so this is very helpful, especially the ESim card and the service Bolt. I am trying to learn as much Thai as I can. Been studying since January, but with 5 tones it’s a bit tricky. Here are a few helpful phrases you might use….When greeting someone - Sa wat dii (kha for women)(krup for men) so Mandy: Sawatdii Kha, with hands clasped together in front of your chest and a little nod (its called a waI) Lloyd: Sawatdii Krup. If you need to apologize it’s Khot thot (kha or krup) can’t wait to hear and see more about your trip. Thanks so much.

[ronniebutler]

Thank you . I have been to Thailand before back in 2016 going in a few weeks for a month. This has been very helpful and reassuring especially the esim and the fact there is an abundant of good public transport.

[rubiarhart]

That was really informative & helpful guys thank you !!!

[mikeyboy]

Extremely helpful, thank you for giving basic good knowledge without loads of gimmicky adverts. Much appreciated