Chiang Mai's slightly more sedate version of the infamous Vang Vieng in Laos but tubing is great fun and you can party ate the 'beach club'.
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The street baguettes are hard to find, but modern eateries and bars catering to all tastes have flourished, most of them enveloped in charm and nostalgia.
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Russians make up 15% of all Phuket's overseas tourists, in addition to a significant Russian expat community. We look at how this impacts the island.
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It is my contention that the normal sex tourist does little harm and when sex tourists spend their money, they are serious to the host country's economy.
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Tiger Muay Thai in Chiang Mai is used by many celebrities and famous boxers, as well as students. They also provide yoga, body fit, body combat.
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As of this October, the global initiative will be opening up its official headquarters here in Chiang Mai - The Elephant Parade House.
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Phrae is best explored on foot, and if you don't feel too awkward about having (albeit muscled) grandfather types peddle you around, then hop onto a samlor.
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In spite of all these impressive numbers, Chiang Mai still suffers from low season syndrome when tourist arrivals dramatically dwindle.
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Thai people go stir-food-crazy in Macau; souvenir shops selling sweet dried pork, salted fish, prunes, pickles and other Asian delights swarm with Thai tourists
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Rumours have been circulating for some time about what is going to happen to the old Amari Rincome corner at Nimmanhaemin and Huay Kaew Roads.
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Come play with our privates and get on the army tourism buzz. Local army bases become unlikely sightseeing spots for visitors to Northern Thailand.
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You need not hire a tour guide, you need not hire a car, and you need not go with a group of wide-eyed tourists in a special exclusive package.
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