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    Lost smiles in LOS as Thailand travel tragedies website goes live

    By John Le Fevre on April 13, 2011  

    Lost smiles in LOS as Thailand travel tragedies website goes live

    Known internationally as the land of smiles (LOS), a new website that…

    2011 Songkran festival may be wettest yet as southern Thailand flood waters slowly recede (gallery)

    By John Le Fevre on April 5, 2011  

    2011 Songkran festival may be wettest yet as southern Thailand flood waters slowly recede (gallery)

    As Thailand races towards it’s globally recognised water festival, Songkran, heralding in…

    Nok Air 737s not part of US FAA 737 urgent safety directive

    By John Le Fevre on April 5, 2011  

    Nok Air 737s not part of US FAA 737 urgent safety directive

    Patee Sarasin, chief executive officer of Thailand regional airline Nok Air (Nok),…

    Thailand’s 2011 southern floods – navy evacuates tourists from holiday islands

    By John Le Fevre on March 31, 2011  

    Thailand’s 2011 southern floods – navy evacuates tourists from holiday islands

    Foreign governments are warning travellers to Thailand to exercise a “high degree…

    Burapa bike week 2011 photo special (gallery)

    By John Le Fevre on February 14, 2011  

    Burapa bike week 2011 photo special (gallery)

    If names such as the Hells Angels, Bandidos or Deaths Messenger, or…

    Pattaya Bed races aid city’s poor (gallery)

    By John Le Fevre on January 31, 2011  

    Pattaya Bed races aid city’s poor (gallery)

    The third annual Pattaya International Bed Races were held yesterday, January 30,…

    Thailand’s northern hill tribes represent a diverse culture (video)

    By John Le Fevre on March 12, 2010  

    Thailand’s northern hill tribes represent a diverse culture (video)

    Situated in the mountainous north of the country, the hill tribes of…

    Chiang Mai’s oldest, biggest, best known and unusual Buddhist temples

    By John Le Fevre on February 12, 2010  

    Chiang Mai’s oldest, biggest, best known and unusual Buddhist temples

    Situated about 700km (435 miles) north of Bangkok, Chiang Mai Province is…

    Thai Airways to acquire 15 more aircraft

    By John Le Fevre on February 11, 2010  

    Thai Airways to acquire 15 more aircraft

    Thai Airways International (THAI) has announced its intention to lease an additional…

    Bangkok’s Vimanmek Teak Palace was home to one of Siam’s greatest kings

    By John Le Fevre on February 7, 2010  

    Bangkok’s Vimanmek Teak Palace was home to one of Siam’s greatest kings

    Built in the early 20th century by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), Vimanmek…

    More than a reclining Buddha at Bangkok’s Wat Pho

    By John Le Fevre on January 3, 2010  

    More than a reclining Buddha at Bangkok’s Wat Pho

    Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhlaram Ratchaworamahawihan – the Temple of the Reclining…

    Bangkok’s macabre medical science museums

    By John Le Fevre on January 2, 2010  

    Bangkok’s macabre medical science museums

    Most people try to stay away from hospitals when they are on…

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