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Phuket TV - PHUKET XTRA: VIDEO: Member of gang stealing safe box with B10m caught |:| December 6

Phuket TV - PHUKET XTRA: VIDEO: Member of gang stealing safe box with B10m caught |:| December 6

Tourists injured as van driver asleep at wheel runs red light, slams into another airport van

Tourists injured as van driver asleep at wheel runs red light, slams into another airport van

Safety on point: Demerit point penalties for traffic violations to start

Safety on point: Demerit point penalties for traffic violations to start

Phuket, Chon Buri minimum wage to rise B6, from Jan 1

Phuket, Chon Buri minimum wage to rise B6, from Jan 1

Back tax probe threat on the table

Back tax probe threat on the table

Thai gold medal haul up to 17 after day six of SEA Games

Thai gold medal haul up to 17 after day six of SEA Games

Phuket King’s Cup Regatta: Strong wind limits racing on Day 4

Phuket King’s Cup Regatta: Strong wind limits racing on Day 4
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La vie Vientiane: Catch your breath in the underrated Laotian capital
La vie Vientiane: Catch your breath in the underrated Laotian capital
Sunday 24 November 2019, 10:00AM
You know when a waiter sets your meal down on the table and warns you that the plate is hot, you have to touch it just to be sure? Well, in a similar vein, when I was advised not to bother with Vientiane on my trip to Laos PDR, I had to pay a visit. But this time I didn’t get my fingers burned. Instead, my travel partner and I had one of our most memorable trips to date.
Exploring Ban Nam Khem
Exploring Ban Nam Khem
Monday 18 November 2019, 02:00PM
Seven hundred words it is. One shot at my debut article about my recent trip to Thailand, plus I need to pick just two photos out of the 800-plus I took while I was visiting places not many tourists venture to. In a nutshell, I need to de­scribe to you what was important to me.
Booking.com launches third ‘Booking Heroes’ competition
Booking.com launches third ‘Booking Heroes’ competition
Thursday 7 November 2019, 09:35AM
Booking.com has announced the launch of its third Booking Heroes competition, which invites its customers to tell their stories of accommodation providers that made their trip unforgettable.
Solace in Siem Reap: A journey into the wonders of Cambodia
Solace in Siem Reap: A journey into the wonders of Cambodia
Saturday 19 October 2019, 02:00PM
Every few months or so, I get hot flushes fol­lowed by extreme agitation. I’m fairly sure it’s not male menopause. My guess is it’s the traveller’s blues.
Destination: The real Siam – Thailand’s Central Gulf Coast shines bright
Destination: The real Siam – Thailand’s Central Gulf Coast shines bright
Sunday 6 October 2019, 03:00PM
Have you ever dreamt of an uncrowded paradise, unique, special and set apart from the rest? A place where natu­ral and warm smiles abound? A place with no wrong turns, where every road invites you to explore a traditional and simple way of life? A place where a few days’ holiday becomes a life experience you don’t want to end?
A heavenly stay: Thai tradition meets Finnish hospitality at Villa Angelica
A heavenly stay: Thai tradition meets Finnish hospitality at Villa Angelica
Saturday 21 September 2019, 10:00AM
Last month marked 12 months of my writing for The Phuket News, a small, yet for me, significant milestone which unsurprisingly passed un­celebrated by all but myself.
The thoughtful tourist: A guide to responsible travel in Asia and beyond
The thoughtful tourist: A guide to responsible travel in Asia and beyond
Saturday 31 August 2019, 02:00PM
When visiting or living in a different coun­try, it can be difficult to know exactly how to make a positive impact on the surrounding environment, society and economy.
Taipei 101: Discovering the overlooked Taiwanese capital
Taipei 101: Discovering the overlooked Taiwanese capital
Sunday 25 August 2019, 10:00AM
I’ll admit I did fairly little research before my re­cent trip to Taipei. Do I need a visa? No. How’s the weather this time of year? Swelteringly hot and humid. And what’s the currency? New Taiwanese dollar. And one dollar = 0.98 baht. So that’s easy to work out. And off we went.
Jamie’s Phuket: A visit to Doi Thepnimit temple
Jamie’s Phuket: A visit to Doi Thepnimit temple
Saturday 17 August 2019, 10:00AM
I noticed a few photos appearing of a new temple under construction last year on the hillside above Patong Beach and had also seen the access road to this new temple being built next to the Chinese Shrine on top of Patong Hill.
TAT announces five new national parks in Thailand
TAT announces five new national parks in Thailand
Wednesday 7 August 2019, 10:34AM
BANGKOK: The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has announced that Thailand has added five new national parks around the country during 2016 to 2019 since the start of the reign of His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun (King Rama X).
The lure of the sea: Without lifeguards to back them up, red flags can be fatal
The lure of the sea: Without lifeguards to back them up, red flags can be fatal
Sunday 4 August 2019, 03:00PM
It starts with that distinctive smell. It has a unique quality – familiar to some, new to oth­ers. Yet one fact is universal to both the salty dog and the first-time visitor: people the world over are drawn to the sea.
Top tips for staying safe in the Phuket surf
Top tips for staying safe in the Phuket surf
Saturday 13 July 2019, 09:00AM
The southwestern monsoon has arrived, turning Phuket beaches into dangerous traps for unwitting swimmers. Strong waves and swirling foam do little to prevent some beachgoers from entering the water, sadly often to their deaths. Here’s what to look out for on your next trip to the beach.
Unesco awards Bagan World Heritage status
Unesco awards Bagan World Heritage status
Monday 8 July 2019, 10:02AM
YANGON: Unesco inscribed Myanmar’s ancient town of Bagan, famed for its thousands of pagodas, as a World Heritage Site at the weekend.
Blazing Saddles: How jumping in the saddle can take our love lives up a gear
Blazing Saddles: How jumping in the saddle can take our love lives up a gear
Saturday 1 June 2019, 03:00PM
Ask any advertising executive and they’ll tell you that using the words “sex or sexy” in an article will increase an ad’s readership by almost 100%. In fact, the article you are now perusing could well become the most widely-read in the long-running Blazing Saddles series, and you may well be one of many who has never previously read a Blazing Saddles article and indeed has very lit­tle interest in cycling!
Back on board with record-breaking sailor Yassine Darkaoui
Back on board with record-breaking sailor Yassine Darkaoui
Saturday 1 June 2019, 10:00AM
The name Yassine Darkaoui might ring a bell. That’s because the Moroccan sailor, entrepreneur and Phuket expat graced the Life cover in January this year, sat in lotus on the bow of a boat against the backdrop of Phang Nga.
Surf’s up in Khao Lak
Surf’s up in Khao Lak
Saturday 11 May 2019, 03:00PM
Typically around this time of year, we begin to experience the Southeast Asian version of the changing of the seasons. From the consistent northeasterly winds of the dry season, a change starts to occur. The first sign of the change is welcome rains signalling the end of tourist high season.
Art for good with Tote the travelling artist and humanitarian
Art for good with Tote the travelling artist and humanitarian
Monday 6 May 2019, 10:00AM
One of the perks of operating a guest house in Phuket is interacting with all of the dif­ferent walks of life that trav­erse the globe.
Blazing Saddles: A lesson from Brisbane
Blazing Saddles: A lesson from Brisbane
Monday 29 April 2019, 11:00AM
Queensland’s capital city of Brisbane has a population of 2.4 million people, some four times the official figure for Phuket island. Yet driving around Brisbane, as I recently did, you would be forgiven for thinking you were in a quiet country town. The traffic flows efficiently and there’s rarely any bot­tlenecks or congestion with which to con­tend.
Pet-sitting: travel for animal lovers with a sense of adventure
Pet-sitting: travel for animal lovers with a sense of adventure
Monday 15 April 2019, 03:00PM
There are plenty of established ways to travel the world. Backpacking, couchsurfing, volunteering, sailing, road-tripping, taking a cruise… But pet-sitting? That’s a new one on me. (And one I wish I was familiar with before I, fresh off the boat, was met with a bill for five rabies injections after attempt­ing to befriend a street cat.)
To E, or not to E? A time and a place for the electric bike
To E, or not to E? A time and a place for the electric bike
Saturday 30 March 2019, 03:00PM
Like many cycling enthusiasts, I have long held a prejudice against electric bicycles. Somehow the whole idea of adding a motor of any kind into the primal equation of man, muscle and machine seemed just plain wrong and indeed a bit akin to, well, cheating.
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