valentinoxxx

Didn't we already establish that your experience is some twenty years out of date? Here is a video review of the first leg; It doesn't bear any resemblance to your totally out of date description. Likewise the nonsense you posted about getting a transit visa. Utter nonsense. The point of this deal is that you get to visit Beijing. Perhaps visit the Forbidden City, parts of the Great Wall etc. What on earth has Turkish Airlines to do with that? Best you stick to creating strange threads with random pricing no good to anyone. This is a cheap flight that throws in

Hmmmmmm...... https://www.google.com/maps/place/City+Garden+Pattaya+Condominium/@12.926529,100.878017,16z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x8fb7edc9a539b648!8m2!3d12.926529!4d100.878017?hl=en-US

I'm guessing you won't need one. But check in case someone travelling with you is from a country that may need one. Thai partner for instance. https://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/free-72hour/faq.htm https://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/visa/free-transit-24hour.htm

No need to be a Negative Nelly. If it's not for you, it's not for you. Someone else may choose to take the opportunity for a day in Beijing. It will be warm/hot in June. https://www.lonelyplanet.com/china/beijing

A good time to take a few hours to explore Beijing.

Under £300 fares back again. In time for Songkran. Though with a long stopover on the way back Various dates available throughout April, May & June. Example:

They call them 1 BR, but at 29 sq.m. I don't agree. Not a big fan of those shoebox apartments. Though I'm sure perfectly ok for a few days in Funtown and ok for 1600 baht per night.

Thanks for the feedback. All of the options are relatively good value, if available.

They wouldn't be my first choice, with angle flat seats. Instead of 180 degree flat bed seats, I think they have 160 degree angle flat seats. You can do BA for £1190, but you'll need a positioning flight to AMS, only to fly back to London in order to fly direct from there. On the way back it is a direct flight to London. At least they have fully flat beds. But they are behind the times. Final option is Qatar via VCE for £1100, but then you would need to purchase LON -VCE return. They will have the best product. But date availability with short stopovers is scarce.

?? He wrote; That looks quite clear to me. Perhaps it is the last line that confused; So that area, inclusive of Soi 15, 2nd Road.

What makes you state that? He already named this preference; http://globaltopgroup.com/property/pattaya-condo-for-rent-pattaya/en From what I understand, the problem for him is the price. So he should have stated his budget. Otherwise, what's the point?

This is not necessarily so. They may just pass on the Mastercard rate, which is currently 43.8769..and make their money from the 6% commission. Waste of time when you can do a cash advance with a CC within a bank. So it must be aimed at debit cards. But that is a very poor deal, as you can simply utilise an ATM if the minimum cash advance is 5000 baht. That means a minimum commission of 300 baht. An ATM would charge 150 to 220 baht, so why bother with the exchange booth's utterly useless 'service'? Amazing Thailand.

Let us not neglect those who live in the middle of nowhere.

Don't let it bother you. There will always be at least one know-it-all who posts negative sneering comments about a deal. Apparently if it is not good for them, then no one should have it. So continue to post whatever you find interesting.

Someone mentioned that they did it. Hearsay of course.