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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Its the uncertainty thats crucifying us again over Brexit forcing Sterling lower against the USD
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I'd be interested to know what forums took off in the 1993-1996 period that Bakwhan was on about ?? Perhaps out and out German boards maybe ?? First one I can recall that could be labelled British was that Yellow Board that we mention occasionally around 1999-2001 era ??
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I often use the TT that is on Beach Rd between 7 and 8 because you can go inside away from shoulder watchers
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Could be a flash sale and also its less than a 1 month ticket with fixed dates
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Well that price in Baht would be 19,882 Baht so its a spectacular result..................
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I'm seeing £866 for that routing on Thai ??
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Sterling moved up against Dollar highest for several month after Juncker said a deal could be done before before 31/10 and in effect the backstop was not set in stone
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Interbank/Transferwise is 38.31 at time of post...
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Suspect after Supreme Court on Tuesday is will reopen within hours. Ministers still work in the background though and I detect a groundswell of optimism that a deal will be done and Sterling will act accordingly. I would expect Sterling/Dollar to continue to rise this week. Interbank was 38.14 an hour ago but slipped back to 38.08 now at time of post
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Yes am well aware Eva dont fly from Manchester lol. Doesnt mean the other chap couldnt take any standard flight from Manchester to London.....most be scores of them daily I suggested Elite because its premium economy and the guy was 19 stone
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If funds allow Eva Elite would suit you...
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Maybe Brown1950 may have an opinion. Can you imagine the Thai pilots coming on the intercom blaming Somchai and his bike spanners with the A380 in a death spiral and shouting "Mai Pen Rai" followed by "Som Nam na" ??
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I dont entirely agree with the BA bashing but am sure some is justified.. The acid question though is if your aircraft went tech at 35,000 feet with a serious issue what airline would you want to be on that gave you the best chance of getting onto the ground in one piece For me there is only one immediate first choice....British Airways
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Had to check first because I was sure I heard earlier on Sky but BA Pilots have never striked before in history..... I'm somewhat bemused with that as well https://www.ft.com/content/b97ac568-d226-11e9-a0bd-ab8ec6435630
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Just use any app or google to get live Interbank than knock 20 Satang off if you're a Brit but remember rates move so thats only applicable in comparison to interbank when that update goes live on screen. You can do the same process for Euro AUD etc etc by noting the Interbank rate on a live update and seeing the spread. I'd guess at those two without checking around 17 Satang less for Euro and 11 Satang less for AUD users By knowing the spread all you need to know at any time is Interbank rates to work it out
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......and up now to 37.68 Worth actually recalling up to a few months ago Sterling/Dollar was bouncing around $1.32 before talk of no deal became a real possibilty.
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As long as this has no connection to Flowers crew will make this a first port of call next trip
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Interbank continues to rise on the back of last nights commons business and no surprise 37.46 at time of post
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Well its quite likely that if officially and legally "no deal" is taken off the table (and thats seems highly probable now) I would be very surprised if Sterling/Dollar doesnt rise another 2 cents and probably Sterling/Baht another 60-70 satang off the back of it
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Theres the rise in Interbank up 50 Satang from yesterday that I anticipated with no deal on the verge of being removed from the table (edited...it had dropped to 36.67)
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The rerun of the Referendum too me seems sensible......
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Little bit of a reversal currently Sterling/Euro and Sterling/Dollar following what I suggested yesterday. Boris is going to lose control of the house this afternoon thats pretty clear and his second option to call a GE relies on him getting 2/3rds of MPs votes....at the moment he doesnt have it No deal quite "possibly" is coming off the table for good and if if does Sterling will react northwards and pretty quickly
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