Thailand Tourism Accommodation Strategy+Transportation Strategy

Thailand is a beautiful country. The most important thing about traveling to Thailand is that it is the cheapest compared with other foreign countries. Besides, the fruit there is delicious and sweet. Now I'll tell you something to pay attention to when going to Thailand.

If the visa time is sufficient, it is recommended to apply for a visa in advance, because we are colleagues from the three countries, so Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand were all signed online by travel agencies at that time, or they can sign in the hornet's nest and send the visa to Shanghai at a price of 88.

Of course, sunscreen is the most important necessity. I remember that I should only be lazy for a few days without sunscreen, and I was badly sunburned. Passport, charger, hat, U-shaped pillow (if you want to buy inflatable ones, let off the air when not in use, so it is convenient to carry them in your bag. You will know its importance when you meet a long-distance bus. My U-shaped pillow has been with me for more than 20 days, and I left it in the subway station on the day I returned to Harbin, which is considered to have fulfilled my mission. Disposable tissue paper (available online, dozens of pieces in a bag, and thrown away when used up).

Mobile phone card I also bought the mobile phone card online in advance, which is a universal treasure. I bought a TrueMoveH card, including traffic and calls for 8 days.

All overseas calling cards can only be inserted abroad, and it is not allowed to be inserted in advance in China. Usually you buy it online. How to use it? Don't throw away that paper. Just activate it step by step when you go abroad.

I didn't change all the Thai baht in advance because I was going to three countries. We changed all RMB into US dollars in advance. There is an exchange counter at Bangkok airport, which is very convenient, and the exchange rate will not be much different. It is convenient to go out. If you go directly to Thailand, you can also exchange some Thai baht with you at the Bank of China. I'm actually very insensitive to numbers. I just use what I think is the most convenient way to convert them. The normal exchange rate is about 1:5, so 100 baht is about 20 RMB. You can also download an exchange rate conversion on your mobile phone. When I take a taxi for dinner, I will convert it to see how much RMB it is. Many places in Thailand can pay with Alipay, which is still very convenient.

To be honest, the booking in Bangkok was a bit unsuccessful, because all the youth tours that were optimistic before were fully booked, so I chose one temporarily. If I was not very satisfied, I wouldn't recommend it.

Recommended apps: Booking, Airbnb and accommodation are mainly booked on these two apps. Other places are still very successful, and Airbnb has more homestays.

Accommodation in Phuket depends on the island you choose. We are near Badong Beach. When choosing accommodation, try to see if the accommodation is close to the seaside, and try not to be too far away from the seaside, so that you can go to the seaside to watch the sunset after dinner at night.

APPGoogle map (navigation and route recommendation), reservation, Airbnb (hotel reservation), QQ mailbox, exchange rate conversion, a translator, a hornet's nest free travel (you can book a day trip at sea, etc.). ), very accurate (enter the flight, check whether the flight is late and check-in counter guidance at any time, etc. ) and various retouching software.

The time difference is one hour later than domestic time, for example, at 9: 00 domestic time, their time is 8: 00. So I think I earn an hour every day.

Flights to Thailand are quite convenient in China, and you can fly directly to Bangkok or Phuket.

We are Cambodia-Bangkok (Thai Smile Airlines), and the ticket is over 500 yuan.

Back is Phuket-Harbin (Tianjin Airlines, connecting flight in Chongqing). Ticket price 1800.

Bangkok-Phuket (we choose the bus, or we can choose the plane if we save time) Ticket price 175.

These flights check baggage for free, so there is no extra baggage charge.

As for language, it is really important to speak English, which may have a lot to do with our love to stay in youth travel.

Most British youth travelers are European and American backpackers. From Vietnam, Cambodia to Thailand, most of our accommodation choices are youth tours. Except for seaside cities, we will choose hotels by the sea.

We like the atmosphere of youth travel very much. People from all corners of the country get together and chat together, but if your English is not good, you will really lose many opportunities for communication.

In Thailand, most people still speak English, such as taxi drivers, hotels and restaurants, but some bus conductors don't understand English, so when you go to your destination, you'd better translate the address on the translation software and then take a screenshot to him.

There are many tourists from China. They may be in Thailand. So several restaurants we went to all had Chinese menus, which was really convenient.

I still don't challenge Thai. It's really too difficult for a person like me who has no talent for languages.