Cassandra James
I'm a British-American writer currently living in Bangkok, Thailand. I've been writing for Associated Content since 2007 and was named one of AC's Top 100 Writers for 2008, 2009 and 2010. I primarily write about travel, teaching EFL overseas, and alternative health. My work has been published in various magazines and newspapers throughout South East Asia.
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Review: Curries & More by Baan Khannitha in Bangkok, ThailandIn the decade I've lived in Bangkok, I've eaten at Baan Khannitha many times. Curries & More in the trendy Thong Lor area of the city is a new place for me, but one I'll definitely be back to.
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Are Japanese Companies Leaving Thailand After Devastating Flood Damage?Many Japanese companies have spent 3-4 months with factories inaccessible under nine feet of flood water. How many of them will pull out of Thailand?Also published on:
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Foreign Tourists Can Return to Ayutthaya with Some LimitationsAyutthaya, Thailand's UNESCO World Heritage Site, has just spent four months under more than six feet of flood water. Now it's draining, and tourists can go back. With some limitations.Also published on:
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Thailand's Floods Proved Devastating to Dogs, Cats, Snakes and, Yes, ElephantsThailand has a massive animal population, from hundreds of thousands of stray "soi dogs and cats", to the Thai national animal, the elephant, and all have been affected by the flooding.
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Thai Army Repairs Bad Reputation During Floods: Now They're Heroes, but Will it Last?With military coups and a reputation for being the force behind which ever prime minister is in power, Thailand's army has had a bad reputation for decades. Thailand's floods have helped change that.Also published on:
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Floods End in 11 Bangkok Districts, but Clean-Up Will Be HellThe Bangkok Metropolitan Authority have managed to drain flood waters from 11 city areas, but others may still be under water at Christmas. Plus, even when drained, getting a handyman is murder.Also published on:
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Bangkok Restaurants See Huge Drop in Customers, Income as Floods RecedeBangkok's floods have severely damaged the restaurant business with many Thai restaurant owners saying they'll lose their shirts.Also published on:
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As Thai Floods Dissipate, Finger-Pointing from Both Sides of Political Fence ContinuesThailand has been politically divided since the 2006 coup, which ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, so it's not surprising the divide continues. Even after the country's worst floods in 70 years.Also published on:
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Where to Buy the Best Quality and Cheapest Laquerware in Bangkok, ThailandLooking for Thai lacquerware in Bangkok? These handicraft stores and markets are the best places to shop, particularly if you're looking for a large selection of products at inexpensive prices.
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Best Cheap Places to Shop in Banglamphu Area of Bangkok, ThailandOn a trip to Banglamphu shop for used books, clothing, wholesale silver, and Buddhist amulets, all at incredibly cheap prices. -
Best Places to Buy Cheap and Unique Christmas Gifts in Bangkok, ThailandBangkok, Thailand is one of the best places in the world to buy cheap and unique Christmas gifts and these are the best places to find them.
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Best Unusual Restaurants for New Year's Dinner in Bangkok, ThailandCelebrating New Year in Bangkok, Thailand is fun. Not only because it's one of Thailand's most-celebrated holidays, it also has some of the best, and most unusual, places to dine. -
Best Things to Buy on the Street in Bangkok, Thailand: Cheap, Great Quality and UniqueMany foreigners to Bangkok, Thailand worry about buying things from street stalls. Don't. That's where you'll find the cheapest things and the tastiest food.
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Best Must See and Do Things in Khon Kaen, ThailandGet away from the typical tourist spots and spend a couple of days in Khon Kaen. One of Isaan provinces largest cities, Khon Kaen has much to offer the inquisitive tourist who likes to see something unusual.
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Best Trekking, Rafting and Mountain Biking Tours in Mae Hong Son, ThailandLooking for a trekking, rafting or mountain biking tour in the Mae Hong Son region of Thailand? Check out these. They're three of the best.
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Best Cheap Restaurants in Mae Hong Son, ThailandMae Hong Son is still a budget area of Thailand to travel to, which shows in its hundreds of dirt cheap restaurants serving some of the most delicious food in the region.
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Best Cheap Places to Shop in the Imbi Area of Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaWant to find the best cheap shopping in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia? Head to the Imbi area of town. -
Saras in Bangok, Thailand - Love Indian and Vegetarian? This Restaurant is PerfectAfter reading a recent magazine review of Saras, an Indian restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand, I had to try it. I'm so happy I did. -
Mehang Pub and Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand: Tasty Authentic Thai Food and Cool Live MusicMehang is one of the most fun pub-restaurants in the Major Ratchayothin area of Bangkok
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Best Gay-Friendly Hotels in Phuket, Thailand: Fun, No Hassles and AffordableLooking for a gay-friendly hotel in Phuket, Thailand? No worries there. As Thais are open-minded and accepting of everyone, there are many to choose from. These are the best. -
Get to Koh Lanta Yai from Bangkok, Thailand Cheaply and Quickly on Planes, Trains, and BusesMany tourists head to Koh Lanta Yai from Bangkok for a fun beach holiday. Here are the easiest, and often cheapest, ways to get there.
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Best Cheap but Beautiful Budget Hotels in Mae Hong Son, ThailandIf you're planning a trip to Mae Hong Son, Thailand, don't miss checking out these excellent cheap budget hotels. -
Best Resort Hotels on Klong Dao Beach, Koh Lanta, ThailandKlong Dao Beach is one of Koh Lanta's best beaches, which is why there are several excellent resort hotels there.
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Best Fun and Unique Things to See and Do in Mae Hong Son, ThailandMae Hong Son is famous in Thailand for its beautiful scenery, friendly people and fun things to see and do.
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Shop at Siam Discovery in Bangkok, Thailand - a Quiet, Upscale Mall Away from the CrowdsWhen I first moved to Bangkok, Siam Discovery was my favorite mall and, even 10 years later, it's still one of my most-visited places.
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How to Easily and Cheaply Buy Train Tickets in Thailand for Travel Around the CountryThinking of taking a train to various destinations in Thailand? Good choice. The train service is excellent, cheap, and fun, and it's easy to buy tickets. -
How to Get to Koh Chang from Bangkok, Thailand Cheaply and Quickly on Buses, Planes and Mini VansIn Bangkok and want to travel to Koh Chang? Here's how to do it without spending a lot of money. -
The Rachamankha: Chiang Mai, Thailand's Most Beautiful Independent Boutique HotelI haven't heard many people say they've stayed at The Rachamankha in Chiang Mai, Thailand, which is surprising as it's a beautiful hotel
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What Happened to the Middle Class in Bangkok's Floods?In a natural disaster, the news media often concentrates on the poor and how affected they are by the mess. In Bangkok's floods the same happened, although many of the city's middle-class were traumatized too.Also published on:
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Thailand's Floods Disrupt Education: 91 Bangkok Schools Remain Closed Until Dec. 13As many Bangkok schools are still under water, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration announced today 91 schools would not reopen until December 13. Teachers and students will suffer because of it.Also published on:
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Thailand Floods Devastate Tourist Industry: Possible $800 Million in LossesAny Thai who works in the tourist industry knows floods have caused huge losses for individuals and the country. Figures released this week show losses could be even worse then originally feared.Also published on:
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PM Yingluck Shinawatra Survives Floods Censure; 15 Million Thai Voters Still Support HerOpposition Democrat party tried to get to Yingluck Shinawatra, by blaming one of her agencies of mismanaging Thailand's devastating floods. Most Thais aren't buying it.Also published on:
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Thailand's Manufacturing Output Falls 35.8 Percent in OctoberIn some areas of Bangkok, residents and visitors are experiencing problems buying staples, as stores deal with distribution problems.Also published on:
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Floods Cause Record Inflation in Thailand, and Now Higher Prices Are Coming to YouIt's not just Thais who are having to pay a 10 percent increase for many products. The rest of the world may soon be seeing the same price increase too.Also published on:
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Will Flooding in Thailand Increase Domestic Violence Against Women and Children?Thailand's domestic violence is high. Thai governmental organizations are now worried it may increase due to the nation's worst flooding in more than 70 years.Also published on:
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Thailand's Floods Have Sunk Country's Economy; Hundreds of Thousands Remain Out of WorkThailand's worst flooding in 70 years has caused hundreds of thousands of people to lose work and devastated Thailand's economy.Also published on:
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Where to Do the Best Cheap Shopping in the Pratunam Area of Bangkok, ThailandIf you're looking for cheap shopping in Bangkok, Thailand, the Pratunam area is one of the best places due to its huge number of discount malls and cheap and wholesale street markets.
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Best Gay-Friendly Hotels in Pattaya, ThailandPattaya, a beach resort town an hour south of Bangkok, is popular with gay travelers, as they love its beach culture, bars, nightclubs and gay-friendly hotels. -
Best Kid-Friendly Hotels in Chiang Mai, ThaiilandChiang Mai not only has tons of things to do for families with kids, there are some wonderful kid-friendly hotels too, which will help make your holiday perfect. -
Where Do Thais Shop in Bangkok, Thailand? Avoid Tourist Areas and Get Cheap, Authentic "Thai Price"Avoid the tourist shopping venues in Bangkok, Thailand, if you want cheap prices, and shop where the Thais shop. -
Review: Kuppadeli Restaurant in Bangkok, ThailandIn the nine years I've lived in Bangkok, I must have eaten at Kuppa 100 times. So, when I heard the restaurant had a new branch, Kuppadeli, I couldn't wait to try it.
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Best Cheap Places to Shop in Khao San Road Area of Bangkok, ThailandAlthough Khao San Road is the world-famous backpacker destination, shopping there can be surprisingly expensive.But, if you know where to go, you can still get some great deals. -
Best Kid-Friendly Hotels on Phuket Island, ThailandPhuket is perfect for kids, not only because of the beaches, but because the kid-friendly hotels are so good -
Best Gay Friendly Hotels in Chiang Mai, ThailandVisiting Chiang Mai and want to stay in gay friendly accommodation? No worries. This Thai city has some superb ones. -
Best Kid-Friendly Hotels in Bangkok, ThailandTraveling with kids in Bangkok is easy anyway. These hotels make it even easier.
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How to Rent a Motorcyle or Moped in Chiang Mai, ThailandPublic transportation in Chiang Mai isn't as good as in Thailand's capital city, Bangkok, so many visitors rent motorcycles or mopeds. -
Best Places to Shop for Cheap Things in Siam Square Area of Bangkok, ThailandIf you want to buy cheap things in Bangkok, Thailand, one of the best places is the city's number one shopping venue - Siam Square. Here are the places you should shop, and the things to look for. -
Five Negative Reasons Not to Rent or Buy a House in ThailandMany foreigners and expats rent or buy houses in Thailand, but there are five big reasons why it may not always be a good idea.
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Best Gay Friendly Hotels in Bangkok, ThailandGay travelers to Thailand love the country as it's just so gay friendly. In Bangkok, most hotels too are perfectly accepting of gay travelers, but these three are some of the best gay friendly in the city.
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Best Cheap Places to Shop in Silom Area of Bangkok, ThailandSilom, even if it is ritzy, still has some incredibly cheap places to shop if you're looking for bargains in Bangkok. -
Northern Areas of Bangkok May Flood Again and the Thai Government is to BlameYingluck Shinawatra, the Thai prime minister, says we just need to accept our areas of Bangkok will probably flood again. Regardless that it's her government's fault.Also published on:
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Best Affordable Luxury Hotels on Surin Beach in Phuket, Thailand: Exceptional Accommodation, Inexpensive PricesSurin Beach is one of Phuket, Thailand's most popular beach destinations if you prefer a quiet, relaxed and less touristy vacation. It also has some of Phuket's most beautiful luxury hotels that are still quite affordable.
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How to Get to Khao San Road in Bangkok, Thailand: Buses, Boats, Sky Trains, Tuk-Tuks and TaxisThere are many ways to get to Bangkok's backpacker heaven, Khao San Road. Some are cheaper than others, some are faster, some are unique. Here's how to get there using all modes of transportation.
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Best Luxury Hotels on Patong Beach in Phuket, Thailand: Four and Five-Star Accommodation at Still Low PricesEven in a budget holiday destination like Patong Beach on Phuket Island in Thailand, you can still stay in a four or five-star luxury hotel if you feel like splurging a little. -
Saphan Phut Night Market in Bangkok, Thailand: Cheap Clothes, Great FoodBecause it's a local market, Saphan Phut Night Market offers cheap bargains few tourists will normally see.
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Best Places to Shop for Vintage Fashion in Bangkok, Thailand: Even Cheaper Than Back HomeVintage fashion has become the in-thing in Bangkok, Thailand in recent years, which is why there are now so many excellent vintage clothing stores.
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Thailand's Floods Negatively Affect Foreign English TeachersWhile Thais are struggling with the country's horrendous floods, many foreign English teachers in Thailand are also experiencing major problems.Also published on:
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Is it Safe to Visit Bangkok for Christmas or Will Floods Be a Problem?If you're a tourist planning a Christmas trip to Bangkok, here's what you need to know about flooding in Thailand's capital and any safety issues.Also published on:
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Will Don Mueang Airport Be Drained of Flood Waters in 3 Weeks?Don Mueang Airport in northern Bangkok has been under flood water for a month. Can the government solve the problem?Also published on:
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Thai Custom of 'Saving Face' Has Worsened Bangkok's FloodsThe concept of "saving face" in Thailand damages Thailand's image and has caused Bangkok's flooding to be far worse than it needed to be.Also published on:
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Major Ratchayothin Night Market: Cheap Fashion, Shoes, Bags and AccessoriesLooking for cool, fashionable clothing in Bangkok but don't want to pay a high price? Check out the Major Ratchayothin Night Market.
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Review: Bar-B-Q Plaza: Delicious Japanese-Style Barbecue in Bangkok, ThailandThais love Japanese-style barbecue, which is why Bar-B-Q Plaza is so popular in Bangkok, Thailand
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Best Inexpensive Restaurants in the Pahonyothin Area of Bangkok, ThailandLooking for a good restaurant in the Pahonyothin area of Bangkok, where you won't have to spend much money? Look no further than these wonderful places.
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Best Shopping Malls in Ramkamhaeng Area of Bangkok, ThailandThe Ramkamhaeng area of Bangkok has a number of excellent shopping malls which you'll love, if you like to explore shopping venues away from the typical tourist spots.
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Best Cheap Hotels in Pahonyothin Area of Bangkok, ThailandIf you'll be studying, working temporarily, or looking for jobs in the Pahonyothin area of Bangkok, you're lucky. There are a number of excellent hotels offering beautiful rooms and great faciliites, that just happen to be cheap too.
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Ramkhamhaeng Night Market in Bangkok, Thailand: A Cheap Clothing Shopper's ParadiseRamkhamhaeng Night Market in Bangkok, Thailand is one of the few local markets tourists rarely find, which is a pity as it's a superb place to buy cheap clothing.
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Live Music in Chiang Mai, Thailand: Where Are the Best Places to Hear It?Many Chiang Mai bars and restaurants feature live music, with everything from classic rock to Thai country music. These are three of the best.
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Review: Silom Complex Shopping Center - One of Bangkok's Oldest Malls Still Has Lots to OfferSilom Complex Shopping Center, although one of Bangkok's oldest malls, is still a great place to shop for a more traditional Thai experience.
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How to Get to the Pahonyothin Area of Bangkok, Thailand - Buses, Sky Train, Underground and TaxisPahonyothin is northern Bangkok's most popular non-tourist area, for shopping, dining and education. It's also home to the world famous Chatuchak Weekend Market. Here are easy ways to get there.
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Best Unusual Museums in Chiang Mai, Thailand: A Royal Life, Hilltribes and InsectsAlthough Chiang Mai has a variety of excellent museums, it's the more unusual ones where they really shine.
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Review: Food City at the Mall Ngam Wong Wan in Nonthaburi, ThailandI love eating at Thai food courts. Unlike food courts in the west, those in Thailand are dirt cheap and serve delicious food. One of the best is Food City at Nonthaburi's The Mall Ngam Wong Wan.
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First Person: How Bangkok's Floods Are Impacting the Working PoorWhile the Thai government harps on about flooding negatively affecting Thailand's economy, it's the people who work jobs on Bangkok's streets who are the most affected.Also published on:
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First Person: Should I Take a Military Truck Through Bangkok Flood Waters, or Will a Cement Bowl Boat Do the Job?Traveling through Bangkok's flood waters, you see everything from teenagers in bowls made out of cement mixing bowls, to kiddies' paddleboats shaped like swans, and motorbikes kitted out like submarines.Also published on:
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First Person: What Pro and Anti-Government Thais Think About Government Handling of Bangkok FloodsWith more than five years of divisive political actions in Thailand, red shirts (pro-government) and yellow shirts (anti-government) give their opinions about the government handling of Bangkok's floods. It's not pretty, whichever side you're on.Also published on:
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Best Places to Eat and Shop Cheaply in Nonthaburi, BangkokNonthaburi, one of Bangkok's northern suburbs, is a wonderful place for cheap food and inexpensive shopping, as it's away from the beaten tourist track. -
Where to Eat and Shop in the Pahonyothin Area of Bangkok, ThailandA visit to Bangkok, Thailand isn't complete without shopping and dining in the Pahonyothin area of the city.
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Best Cheap Places to Shop in Thonburi, Thailand - Markets, Floating Markets and Shopping MallsThonburi, just across the river from Bangkok, is a wonderful place for a cheap shopping trip. -
Best Cheap Places to Eat in Thonburi, Thailand - Looking for Inexpensive but Delicious Thai Food?If you like authentic Thai food and love a cheap meal, then heading across the river to Thonburi is a great way to get not only an inexpensive meal but some of the most delicious food you'll ever eat.
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Review: Boqueria in Bangkok, Thailand - Good European Food, Expensive PricesAs a European, I obviously love European food. What I don't love are the high prices so many European restaurants in Thailand charge, including the newly-renovated Boqueria.
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Best Must See and Do Things in Thonburi, ThailandWhile many visitors to Bangkok will visit Thonburi to see the famous Wat Arun, most won't venture any further into Thonburi than that. They should do.
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First Person: Thailand’s Government Gives in to Mob RuleYingluck Shinawatra's government can't seem to stand up to anyone or for anything. Due to her kowtowing to mob rule, my area of Bangkok that's just seeing flood waters recede will probably flood again in the next few days.Also published on:
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First Person: Bailing Water from My Flooded Bangkok Street with a Thimble Would Be Easier Than Getting Accurate News in ThailandThailand's government and news media have been abysmal when it comes to giving accurate information about Bangkok's floods.
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First Person: I'm One Bangkok Flood Victim You Shouldn't Feel Sorry ForThe Bangkok neighborhood I live in is under almost two feet of water. But I'm one of the few people enduring Bangkok's worst floods in a century you shouldn't feel sorry for.Also published on:
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Lailai Sap Market in Bangkok, Thailand - Men's and Women's Business Clothing at Cheap PricesIf you're looking for inexpensive business clothing, shoes, and accessories, Lailai Sap Market is one of the best places in Bangkok for good quality products.
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Best Markets for Cheap and Trendy Souvenir Shopping in Hua Hin, ThailandLike to get bargains when you shop? Then you'll love Hua Hin and it's wonderful cheap (and trendy) markets. -
Ladies' Market (Tung Choi Street) and Men's Market (Temple Street) in Hong Kong Offer Cheap Bargains for Both SexesHong Kong, just like the rest of Asia, has many wonderful (and cheap) markets. But, if you're shopping for items for a particular gender, these two markets are perfect.
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Review: Behind Thai Airways Market (Kanbin Thai Talad) in Bangkok, ThailandLooking for an authentic local market in Bangkok that tourists will never find? Shop at the Behind Thai Airways Market - the cheapest prices, huge amount of top quality goods, and, yes, big sizes that will fit westerners.
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Review: Gallery Cafe in Phuket Town, Thailand - Great Food, Cheap Prices, Open All HoursOn a recent trip to Phuket, Thailand, a friend took me for lunch to Gallery Cafe. Known as a restaurant offering some of the best food and cheap prices on the island, I can vouch for that. It's wonderful.
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Review: Limoncello in Bangkok, Thailand - Authentic Italian Pizza in a Rustic AtmosphereLimoncello, also known as Pizzeria Limoncello, is one of the best places in Bangkok for an authentic Italian pizza. -
Will All of Bangkok, Thailand Soon Be Under Flood Waters? Yes, It's Highly LikelyAs the Thai government continues to pump water out of areas of Bangkok affected by the flood, some Thai experts are saying there's more to come and it could be a lot worse.
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Best Traditional Festivals in Alicante Area of Spain: Parades, Dancing, Cooking CompetitionsTime your trip to Alicante, Spain to coincide with one of the city's amazing festivals. You'll have a blast. -
Best Vacation Apartment Rentals in Bangkok, Thailand - Cheap Holiday AccommodationIf you want to stay in Bangkok for a week or longer, renting a vacation apartment is the way to get the best deal. -
What is it like Living in Flooded Bangkok? My Street is Under 2 Feet of Water - Here's How We SurviveBangkok, Thailand is now a flooded city. With 25% of the city under almost a meter (three feet) of water, here's what it's like to live in a flooded zone. I do it every day.
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Review: Shahrazad Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand - Superb Middle Eastern Food, Cheap PricesMany expats who love Middle Eastern food know one of the best places to eat in Bangkok is at Shahrazad on Sukhumvit Road.
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Best Studio Apartments for Holiday Rentals in Chiang Mai, ThailandIf you prefer to be self-sufficient when on vacation, then these best Chiang Mai studio apartments are sure to please. They're cheap too! -
Demand Studios Continues Mass Firings, This Time with Freelance Titlers Losing Their JobsDemand Studios, still looking like it's in financial trouble, has fired hundreds of its titlers this week. -
Best and Easiest Day Trips to Take from Madrid, SpainIf you're staying in Madrid and would like to see some of the surrounding area, take one of these wonderful day trips.
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Review: Lee Cafe in Bangkok, Thailand - Delicious, Cheap Chinese Fusion FoodWhen I first moved to Bangkok, I couldn't believe how expensive Chinese food was. Then I discovered Lee Cafe.
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Best Barcelona Half-Day Guided Tours - Walking, Cycling and Scooter ToursIf you enjoy guided tours, you'll love these three half-day tours in Barcelona. They're a great way to see the city and for an inexpensive price.
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Best Studio Apartments for Holiday Rentals in Barcelona, SpainRenting a studio apartment in Barcelona can be cheaper than a hotel, and is a great place to stay if you'll be in the city for longer than a couple of nights. -
Must See and Do Things in Alicante, SpainWith millions of visitors coming to Alicante, Spain every year, you can guarantee there are hundreds of interesting things to see and do.
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Review: BonChon Chicken at Seenspace in Bangkok, ThailandBonChon Chicken serves the crispiest and least greasy chicken in Bangkok, Thailand and they're located at one of the city's trendiest lifestyle malls, Seenspace.
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What to See and Do in Barcelona's Famous Barrio Gotico (Gothic Quarter)If you're visiting Barcelona, Spain, visit the Barrio Gotico and don't miss these fascinating sights.
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Best Golf Courses in Barcelona, SpainIf you're an avid golfer, you'll love staying in Barcelona, Spain. Home to many world-class golf courses, there are three you really must play at. -
Five Reasons Why You May Gain Weight If You Spend Time in a Hot CountryWhen I moved to Bangkok, Thailand I gained weight quickly and there were five very good reasons why.
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Is it Dangerous in Bangkok, Thailand Now the City is Flooding? This Bangkok Resident Can Tell You (Photos)Hundreds of thousands of tourists have canceled trips to Bangkok due to floods, but is it really dangerous?
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Best Malaysian Restaurants in Bangkok, ThailandMalaysia is the country next to Thailand, so you'd think Bangkok would have a plethora of Malaysian restaurants. Up until recently, it had three. But now, they're popping up all over.
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Visit the Doll Museum in Bangkok, Thailand - 55 Years of Traditional Thai Doll MakingThe Doll Museum isn't just a museum, it's also a working workshop where you and your little ones can watch traditional Thai dolls being made.
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Review: Kopitiam at Central Ladprao, BangkokThis Malaysian import serves tasty food and delicious Malaysian-style coffee at an inexpensive price.
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Best Food Markets in Madrid, Spain - Fresh Fish, Meat, Veggies and Lovely CafesMost residents of Madrid buy much of their food at local food markets, where fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, cheese and more are the freshest you'll find.
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Review: PizzaZo – Bangkok’s Newest French-Italian Restaurant is SuperbBangkok's newest French-Italian restaurant has a superb selection of pizzas, awesome Italian and French food, and it's all served in a pretty courtyar.
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Best and Most Fun Things to Do with Kids in Hua Hin, ThailandHua Hin is Thailand's top beach resort destination and a fun place to take the kids. -
Best Markets in Barcelona, Spain - Food, Flower and Flea MarketsOne of the wonderful things about visiting Barcelona, Spain is the large number of excellent markets you'll find.
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Spend a Day at Bangkok's Suan Rot Fai - Rent Bikes, Play Basketball, Go Jogging, Bird WatchOne of the coolest places to hang out in Bangkok, Suan Rot Fai is a massive park where you can rent bicycles, visit the Butterfly Gardens, lift weights, go bird watching, or just sit and have a picnic.
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Best Must See and Do Things in Trang, ThailandTrang, in southern Thailand, is a popular destination for Thai and foreign tourists, with many fun things to see and do. But these four are a must.
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Best Japanese Restaurants in Barcelona, SpainIf you're a Japanese cuisine lover, you'll enjoy a visit to Barcelona. Japanese restaurants abound and the city's best serve some pretty amazing food. -
Bangkok Burger Company, Bangkok, Thailand - Huge Variety of Gourmet Burgers, Best Curly FriesI've become a convert to Thai burgers. Well, at least the ones at Bangkok Burger Company. They're incredible.
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Review: Din Tai Fung in Bangkok, Thailand - Taiwanese Dim Sum at Its BestDin Tai Fung is a relatively new Taiwanese import, known for its excellent dim sum and Chinese soups.
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Pier 21 at Terminal 21 in Bangkok, Thailand - the City's New Food Court is SpectacularBangkok, Thailand is known for its shopping mall food courts but Pier 21, which just opened two weeks ago, is miles above the rest. Superb Thai food for only $1 a dish.
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Review: Lee Gardens Plaza, Hat Yai - the City's Best Shopping VenueLee Gardens Plaza in Hat Yai is the place to shop for fashion, make-up, watches, jewelry, cell phones and more. The dining venues are wonderful too.
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Review: NYCC New York Cheesecake at Crystal Design Center, Bangkok, ThailandYou'll notice NYCC New York Cheesecake at the famous Crystal Design Center for its cool design. You'll stay because the coffee, cheesecakes and cake are amazing.
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Review: Audrey Cafe and Bistro in Bangkok, Thailand - The Latest "In Place" to DineAudrey Cafe and Bistro has been featured all over Thai magazines and internet sites, so I had to try it. Serving a great mix of Thai and Western food, it's a bit too high-priced for my taste.
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Best Must See and Do Things in Hat Yai, ThailandHat Yai is becoming more and more popular every year as tourists, tired of the usual tourist spots, head to a more traditional Thai city.
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Best Must See and Do Things in Phitsanulok, ThailandPhitsanulok is a southern Thai city that's more than 600 years old. It's historically important as it was the birthplace of King Naresuan, so is chockful of interesting must see sights.
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Best Must See and Do Things in Samut Prakan, ThailandSamut Prakan is one of the country's top tourist destinations with travelers who want to see the real Thailand, but don't want to venture too far from Bangkok.
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The Duke's at the Emporium, in Bangkok, Thailand - Gourmet Burgers, Pizza and RibsThe Duke's is famous in Chiang Mai for its superb American-style gourmet burgers, pizza and ribs. There's now a The Duke's location at The Emporium mall in Bangkok and I couldn't be happier.
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Review: Prachak Restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand - The City's Best NoodlesA Thai friend recently took me to eat authentic Thai noodles at Prachak restaurant in Bangkok. Open for over 100 years, this noodle shop serves out-of-this-world noodles and the soup? Oh my.....
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Best Things to See and Do in Salamanca, SpainSalamanca, one of Spain's most beautiful cities, has so many things to see and do but you mustn't miss these.
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Review: Dory Seafood by Chomtalay Hua Hin at Terminal 21, Bangkok, ThailandDory Seafood by Comtalay Hua Hin serves the best seafood pasta I have ever eaten -- and that's no lie.
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Review: Roadhouse Barbecue in Bangkok, ThailandRoadhouse Barbecue is an authentic American-style restaurants that serves downhome cooking in the middle of Bangkok, Thailand.
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Review: Terminal 21, Bangkok's Newest Mega Shopping MallTerminal 21 opened in Bangkok in October, 2011 and is set to be the city's most popular upscale mega-mall - it's not only beautiful, it's cool and fun too.
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How to Get to Bangkok's Best Shopping Malls by Bus - Take the Right Bus Number, It's EasyIf you'd love to shop at Bangkok's best malls and want to get their cheaply, follow this quick guide and you'll be leaping on and off the right buses in no time. -
Best Indian Restaurants in Madrid, Spain: Curries, Tikkas, Japatis and MoreIf you love Indian food, you'll enjoy a visit to these wonderful Indian restaurants in Madrid, Spain. -
Where to Find Free Wi-Fi Internet in Madrid, Spain - Getting Online with Your Laptop at These Cafes is EasyTrying to get online in Madrid, Spain? No problem. These cafes offer free high-speed Wi-Fi internet access. -
Best AuthenticThai Restaurants in Barcelona, Spain - Noodles, Pad Thai, Curries, Fried Rice and MoreThai restaurants in Barcelona are not only authentic, but prices are cheap. If you're looking for a good Thai restaurant, you'll love these three - they're some of Barcelona's best. -
Best Cafes and Coffee Houses with Free Wi-Fi in Chiang Mai, Thailand - Good Coffee, Great Food and Fast InternetIf you're looking for free Wi-Fi internet in Chiang Mai, Thailand, you're in luck. Chiang Mai has wonderful cafes where you can get online, and these are three of the best. -
Floods Arrive on Outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand - City Could Flood in Next 24-48 HoursAs Thai government continues to say Bangkok won't flood, water arrives in northern Bangkok.
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Why Are My Bing Searches Pulling Up in Chinese? Bing, Dudes! - Thai and Chinese Are Two Different LanguagesI recently switched from using Google search to Bing, but could really do without the Chinese search pages. -
Best Child-Friendly Restaurants in Bangkok, Thailand - Food and Places Kids Will LoveThais adore children, which is why eating out at many restaurants in Bangkok, with kids, is easy. If you're looking for the best child-friendly eateries though, these three are must tries. -
Review: Chou Nan at Central Ladprao in Bangkok, Thailand - Excellent Japanese Rice BowlsJapanese rice bowls with pork, beef and chicken toppings are all the rage in Bangkok, Thailand, and Chou Nan is one of the lastest entrants onto the market. -
Review: Beard Papa's in Bangkok, Thailand - Delicious Japanese Cream Puffs and DessertsMy first visit to Beard Papa's in Bangkok this week resulted in my eating a rich, sweet cream puff and a melted chocolate bomb I've been dreaming about ever since. -
Review: Doi Chaang at Central Ladprao in Bangkok, Thailand - an Independent Thai Coffee Chain Where Profits Go to CharityOn a recent trip to Doi Chaang at Central Ladprao in Bangkok, I discovered what must be one of the best lattes in Thailand. -
Best Kid-Friendly Restaurants in Barcelona, Spain - Children Will Love the Food and the Play AreasDining out with the kids in Barcelona, Spain? Try these excellent child-friendly restaurants. You, and the kids, will love them. -
Best Italian Restaurants in Madrid, Spain - Pasta, Pizza, Risotto and MoreIf you'd like to eat something a little different than Spanish food, why not eat at one of Madrid's top Italian restaurants? -
Best Thai Restaurants in Madrid, Spain - Noodles, Curry, Pad Thai, Som Tam and MoreSometimes, even in Madrid, you just want to eat something a little different than Spanish food. Luckily, the city has excellent Thai restaurants and these are three of the best. -
Best Restaurants for Kids in Madrid, Spain - You'll Love These Family-Friendly RestaurantsTraveling with kids in Madrid? Check out these family-oriented restaurants, where eating with kids is a pleasure. -
Top Five Must See and Do Things in Nerja, Spain - Markets, Historic Caves and Superb ShoppingNerja is only a small town but, surprising to some, has lots of fun things to see and do. -
Best Japanese Restaurants in Madrid, Spain - Sushi, Tempura, Sashimi, Noodles and MoreWhen you're in Madrid, you don't necessarily think about eating Japanese food, but you should. Madrid has some amazing Japanese restaurants. These are three of the best.
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Best Cheap Budget Hotels in Pattaya, Thailand - Beautiful Accommodation Under $25 a NightThailand's most popular beach resort has a plethora of cheap hotels and guest houses - these three are some of the best the city has to offer. -
Best British Restaurants in Javea, Spain - Looking for Good British Cuisine?If you're in Javea, Spain and want a change from all the traditional Spanish food, why not try one of these excellent restaurants serving some of the town's best British cuisine. -
Best Burger Restaurants in Hua Hin, Thailand - Looking for an Amazing American-Style Burger and Fries?Even though Thai food is amazing, sometimes a fabulous burger is what you really crave. These Hua Hin burger joints have them. -
How to Survive Google's 'Panda' Attack on Content Farms If You're a Freelance WriterMany freelance writers are suffering, losing hundreds of thousands of dollars a year due to Google's 'Panda'. Here's how to survive the Google attack on content farms and, yes, thrive. -
Demand Studios in Financial Trouble? New Email Hints at New Round of Writer Firings and EHow's DemiseAs Google's Panda hits Demand even harder, a new email tells writers there will be less work on eHow - Demand Studios on its way down? I'd bet on it. -
How to Cure Acne with Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Cheap, Healthy and Used by Millions of Italian WomenIf you have acne, using extra virgin olive oil could be a cheap and simple way to get rid of it - once and for all. -
Review: Tropicana Resort and Casino, Poipet, CambodiaThe Tropicana Resort and Casino is in the rundown,seedy border town of Poipet, Cambodia but, surprisingly, it's a lovely hotel. -
How to Clean Your Skin and Cure Blackheads with Olive Oil - Clear Skin and Perfect Skin Tone with Extra Virgin Olive OilExtra virgin olive oil is a miracle worker for skin - no wonder generations of Mediterranean women have uses it in their skin care regimen. -
Review: Edoya Japanese Restaurant - One of Bangkok's Oldest Japanese Sushi SpotsAre you a sushi lover? On your next trip to Bangkok, don't miss eating at Edoya -- one of Bangkok's oldest Japanese restaurants, where you'll find superb sushi and sashimi at inexpensive prices. -
Review: The Savoy Hotel in Skegness, England - Old-Fashioned Charm, Comfortable AccommodationFor a short or long-stay in the seaside resort of Skegness, stay at The Savoy Hotel. It's lovely. -
Review: Rioja in Bangkok - the Only Authentic Spanish Restaurant in ThailandSince I came back from Spain, I've been looking for Spanish restaurants in Bangkok. There's only one, but it's superb. -
Review: Gusto Trattoria in Southport, England - Delicious Italian Food, Excellent Wine ListGusto Trattoria serves excellent modern Italian cuisine and offers a good selection of wines
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Don't Use Dishwashing Detergent (Washing Up Liquid) in Place of Body Soap: Your Boobs Will Thank YouSometimes, you just have to learn the hard way -
Review: Lord's Cafe Bar in Southport, England - Superb Continental Food and Delicious CoffeeOn a recent trip to Southport, England, we ate several times at Lord's Cafe Bar -
Review: Sizzler in Bangkok - the Most Popular All-You-Can-Eat Salad Bar Restaurant in ThailandSizzler is the most popular all-you-can-eat salad bar restaurant in Thailand, and there's a darn good reason for it. -
Best Restaurants in Cha-Am, Thailand - This Popular Beach Resort Has Superb EateriesCha-Am is one of Thailand's top beach resorts, so packed with great restaurants -
Restaurant Review: Evergarden in Bangkok, Thailand - Excellent Chinese Food, Lovely Atmosphere, Perfect for Business LunchEvergarden in Bangkok, Thailand is known as the perfect restaurant for a business lunch. -
Restaurant Review: Koi in Bangkok, Thailand - Where Models Eat for FreeIf you want to see beautiful women, or women who don't like to pay for their food, head to Koi in Bangkok, Thailand. -
Review: Daddy Dough Donuts in Bangkok, Thailand - More Than 50 FlavorsDaddy Dough is a Bangkok-based franchise of an American company that's become very popular in Thailand, but is it good? -
Review: Mister Donut in Bangkok, Thailand - Tasty American-Style Donuts at a Thai PriceOne of my favorite donut shops in Bangkok, Thailand is Mister Donut - delicious pastries and cheap prices. -
Free EFL/ESL Lesson Plan: How to Teach Who, What, Where, When, Why and HowEFL/ESL students often have problems learning the Five Ws and the One H - Here's how to make it simple. -
Best Bakeries in Hua Hin, Thailand - Bread, Cakes, Pastries, Cookies - They Have Them AllHua Hin is one of Thailand's top five tourist destinations and home to some incredible bakeries. -
How to Get the Cheapest Day Trips and Tours in Bangkok, ThailandTaking a day trip or tour is a great way to see Bangkok, but they can be expensive. Here's how to do it cheaply -
Best European Restaurants in Hua Hin, Thailand - when You Tire of Thai Food, Here's Where to EatHua Hin has hundreds of European restaurants if you want a change from Thai fare - here are the best. -
What Are the Rules and Regulations for Foreigners Applying for Credit Cards at a Thai Bank?Applying for a credit card in Thailand if you're not Thai isn't easy, but it can be done. -
Places to Avoid in Thailand If You're Traveling with a Family and ChildrenMost of Thailand is safe for families traveling with children, but some are best avoided for the seediness factor. -
Best Seafood Restaurants in Hua Hin, Thailand -- Oceanside or in the Town, These Eateries Are SuperbThailand's top beach destination has an excellent choice of restaurants, from cheap to exclusive. These are some of the best. -
How to Walk in a Beauty Pageant - the Right Way Can Win it for YouWalking the correct way in a beauty pageant is vital if you want to be the winner. -
How to Stage a Beauty Pageant - Organizing a Beauty Competition is EasyWant to start a beauty pageant in your area? Follow this quick how-to. It's easy
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Top 5 Best Things to See and Do in Tarragona, SpainTarragona is the capital of the Catalonian region of Spain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here are five of the best things to see and do there. -
Top 5 Best Things to See and Do in Cuenca, Spain - a World Heritage Site with a Gothic Cathedral, Palaces and Hanging HousesCuenca, the capital city of the province, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a long history. Here are the top things to see and do there. -
How to Save Money on Tourist Visas to Thailand - Travel Permits Don't Have to Be ExpensiveStaying longer than 30 days in Thailand? You need a tourist visa, but there are ways to get it cheaper. -
Top Five Fun Things to Do with Kids in Benidorm, SpainBenidorm in Spain is a paradise for families on vacation with children - beaches, animal shows, amusement parks -- kids will love it here. -
Top 5 Best Things to See and Do on Formentera, SpainFormentera is one of Spain's lesser known islands but, inhabited for 4,000 years, there's lots to do here -
Top 5 Best Things to See and Do in Avila, SpainPalaces, churches, siesta and the best preserved old city walls in the world are just some things Avila, Spain has to offer. -
Top 5 Best Things to See and Do in Pamplona, SpainHome of the famous bull run, there's lots more things to see in Pamplona and these are five of the best . -
Top Five Best Things to Do for Families and Kids in Benalmadena, SpainBenalmadena is one of the Costa del Sol's top tourist destinations with tons of fun stuff for families and kids -
How to Easily Find Offline Clients If You Are an Online Freelance Writer: Step-by-Step InstructionsDiversification from 100% online writing to some offline clients is something every wise freelance writer should do. Here's how to find clients easily and quickly.
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How to Start a Successful Weekly NewspaperAnyone can start a newspaper - local or national - just follow these step-by-step instructions. -
Top 5 Best Things to See and Do in Huelva, SpainIf you're interested in Christopher Columbus, World Heritage sites, the lost city of Atlantis and more, then Huelva in Spain is the place to be. -
How to Not Die from a Blood Clot After Spending Too Much Time at Your Computer or Xbox20-year-old Xbox addict dies from blood clot - here's how to make sure you don't. -
Review: T. Rowe Price Roth IRA Account - Poor Customer Service, Impossible to Navigate WebsiteAfter four years of investing in a T. Rowe Price IRA Account, I don't recommend the company, and here's why. -
How to Easily Unblock a Toilet with a Brush and a Plastic BagIs your toilet blocked? Before you send for a plumber try unblocking it with a toilet brush and a plastic bag. It's amazing. -
How to Reduce the Effects of Jet Lag on Kids on a Vacation to ThailandFlying to Thailand from the US, Canada or Europe can be hard on kids. Here's how to make dealing with jet lag easier -
Best Luxury Hotels in Bilbao, Spain - Beautiful Accommodation and World-Class Amenities Await You at These Five-Star HotelsWhether on business or visiting Bilbao to see the Guggenheim Museum, a local festival or take the funicular up Mount Artxanda, these five-star hotels are sure to please. -
Review: Foodland in Bangkok, Thailand - One of the Best Supermarkets for Affordable Imported Western Food and Fresh VeggiesIf you're looking for affordable imported western food in Bangkok, Thailand, look no further than Foodland. -
Review: May Kaidee in Bangkok - This Small Vegetarian Restaurant Chain is Famous Throughout Thailand for Good ReasonIf you're looking for the best vegetarian food in Bangkok, the only place to go is one of May Kaidee's three tiny restaurants -
Review: Rikka Inn on Khao San Road in Bangkok, Thailand - a New Cheap Boutique Hotel That's Stylish, Cute and FunRikka Inn is a new budget hotel in the famous backpacker area of Bangkok, Khao San Road, and it's cheap, cool and a nice place to stay.
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Taling Chan Floating Market in Bangkok, Thailand - If You Want Authentic Thai Food, This Floating Market Has the Real DealTaling Chan is one of the few non-touristy, floating markets left in Bangkok and a must see if you want authenticThai.
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Best Budget Hotel Deals in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia - Clean, Comfortable Accommodation Under $50 a NightKota Kinabalu is Sabah, Malaysia's capital city and a wonderful place for an inexpensive vacation as cheap hotel accommodation is easy to find. -
Best Budget Hotels in Bilbao, Spain - See the Guggenheim and the Euskalduna Palace for $50 a Night or LessBilbao, Spain may have world-class museums and tourist attractions but staying there can still be affordable. Less than $50 even. -
K Village in Bangkok, Thailand - an Upscale Lifestyle Mall Where Shopping, Dining and Spas Are Just the BeginningK Village, known in Bangkok as a lifestyle mall, is an upscale shopping center with a lot more than just shops. It's also one of the city's most popular places to hang out if you're cool and trendy.
