Displayed prices are for multiple nights. Check the site for price per night. I see hostels starting at 200b/day and hotels from 500b/day on agoda.
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Sounds like this as gone way off topic from the original post. Which was about British Airways cancelling their LHR-BKK route.
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What were you doing this time last year?
tombon replied to kahoy's topic in General Discussion about Pattaya
Celebrating new years eve with friends at cherry bar. -
My experience with cancelled flights and flight time changes over 4 hours, I get offered a full refund even with a non refundable ticket.
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Not at all. I was hoping on Xmas 2021 but even that will be 50/50.
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British Airways will suspend their London Heathrow to Bangkok service during the summer 2021 season. They will also axe a number of other routes some will be more permanent than just S21. BBC News - BA drops 15 long-haul routes including Seoul and Seychelles https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55348474
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Pictures from around Pattaya
tombon replied to forcebwithu's topic in General Discussion about Pattaya
Thanks for the photos. I can't wait for when the team parade the trophy around Liverpool. -
They make bookings on behalf of the travel supplier. Hence travel agent. So end of.....
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You called them a comparison site. There not. Comparison sites does what it says on the tin. Compares all different sites prices.
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There not. They are online travel agents that book direct with the airlines.
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I have never heard of them. I tend to book with either the airline itself or companies like opodo or ebookers. Your right to do your homework. I guess now there will be people out there trying to con people out of money. On another note if you book with a CC you will be protected and once they give you the airlines booking reference number. Contact the airline and check they have your booking.
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Quantitative easing was the main reason the £ dropped post 2008 banking crisis. The BOE as printed £100 billion recently to help stabilise the uk economy. More QE is the reason the £ as dropped. Thailand doesnt need to print money, they can borrow it from the markets. As they dont need the same level of bailout like the UK. In my opinion the £ will not recover in the short and medium term. It will be 20+ years if we see 50 baht to £1.
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I think I read in the same article that the passenger reported feeling ill before they travelled but didn't think it was covid-19. Of course they didn't think it was covid-19 as they wouldn't of been allowed to board the flight.
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There wouldn't be any flights for them to connect to. I read last week that New Zealand allowed some travellers from the uk to enter New Zealand (Ironically one of them brought covid-19 with them) as there is no direct flight from the uk to New Zealand. The aircraft would have had to stop somewhere to refuel.
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There is a ban on international commercial flights. So you wouldn't get anywhere near immigration.