Archive for April, 2010

Thailands Red Tide

Posted on April 30th, 2010 in Thailand Weather

SINGAPORE: The protests by tens of thousands in the red-shirted movement have paralyzed Bangkok for nearly two months. The economic cost of the prolonged protest and violence that it has unleashed has been variously estimated to cost US$3.1 billion.

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Will Thais Talk to Thais?: Thailand's Multi-Coloured Politics …

Posted on April 30th, 2010 in Thailand, Thailand Women

Women and men learn to read, write and speak the Thai language. – Thailand’s Multi-Coloured Politics: Will Thais Talk to Thais?

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Volunteer on a Gap Year in Thailand

Posted on April 29th, 2010 in Thailand, Thailand Volunteer

The best way to have a meaningful holiday in Thailand is to join a volunteering program. To volunteer in Thailand not only give you great volunteering experiences but it also give you the unique opportunity to get to know the real …

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Volunteer Thailand and you'll be caught up with a delicious assortment

Posted on April 29th, 2010 in Thailand, Thailand Volunteer

Volunteer Thailand and you’ll be caught up with a delicious assortment of natural and traditional attractions, plus sensational volunteering projects. What’s more, beyond the usual tourist circuit, volunteers will get to see a side of …

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