Thailand Business Guide - UK Trade & Investment
Thailand Business Guide - UK Trade & Investment
Thailand Business Guide - UK Trade & Investment
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Air-conditioned buses offer fast<br />
connections between major cities.<br />
Tickets can be purchased from bus<br />
terminals or through travel agents and<br />
hotels. Most travel is overnight and<br />
includes at least one meal and services<br />
such as soft drinks and blankets. If you<br />
are travelling in a small group of people<br />
there are plenty of minibuses for hire.<br />
Trains, although slow, are cheap and<br />
comfortable. On long-haul journeys<br />
seats convert into sleeping bunks.<br />
Boats connect many parts of Bangkok<br />
through the city’s extensive network<br />
of waterways. River buses go up<br />
and down the city’s Chao Phraya<br />
River with reliable regularity.<br />
There are three kinds of taxi in <strong>Thailand</strong>.<br />
Firstly, those with a “taxi” sign on top<br />
and a meter inside; secondly, tuk-tuks<br />
which go shorter distances than taxis<br />
and where fares are negotiated in<br />
advance; and thirdly, motorcycle taxis.<br />
Bangkok’s Skytrain and underground are<br />
great ways of avoiding the city’s notorious<br />
traffic. Trains run from 6am to midnight.<br />
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