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I am not sure how relevant this topic is. You can be almost 100% sure that prices will be dropping if you book or enquire for sometime in 2027. As far as I can see from my part of the globe there are no serious reductions within the next two or three months. In addition to this, I realise that I am not the only person who needs to book a feeder flight from a regional airport, to their main international airport. So many of these flights have been cancelled and consolidated over the past three months (As are a number of international flights) and the prices increased substantially. The reality is that there will always be specials, but overall prices will stay elevated for as long as the waffling is going on in the Middle East. It will take months for oil reserves to be replaced and prices and supplies to get back to some sort of normality, if they ever do. As a result of all of this I am expecting to pay at least 30% more that earlier this year if I chose to fly again in 2026.

This one blew my socks off!

Ah! The joys of getting old.

Sing a song for my retirement village

I think that posts like this are important. It is real experiences by real people that tell the true story of what is happening out in the world. It also maybe gives credence to a recent news report about flying after the non war. The comment was that travellers could expect some great deals in order to fill planes after such a slack period for air travel.

Struck a chord with me as I am in the Pattaya!

Another view on the current UK heat wave

How the British handle a heatwave.

According to British media this could be the best candidate?

Keep them(and yourself) coming. Always appreciate the effort.

It's same the whole world over

Here's the problem. Instead of one larger organisation's you will probably end up with two smaller ones. You wait for a cab with grow longer especially if there are less Farang visitors coming to Thailand