
Imagine being at the cinema, sitting comfortably in your chair, ready for the show in one of the most spectacular settings in the world… all these aboard a raft. Welcome to “Film on the Rocks Yao Noi” held in Phuket, Thailand in mid-March.

Imagine being at the cinema, sitting comfortably in your chair, ready for the show in one of the most spectacular settings in the world… all these aboard a raft. Welcome to “Film on the Rocks Yao Noi” held in Phuket, Thailand in mid-March.

This Bangkok museum is a landmark and reason enough to visit Bangkok, especially for those with an obsession for their favourite action figures. Just think: 50,000 pieces of toy history in one place with figures and accessories from Terminator, Pixar, Marvel, DC and GI Joe.

The Thai capital will do nothing but impress but it can be a little overwhelming upon first glance. Bangkok is a big city with a lot going on. If it’s your first stop in South-East Asia, be prepared! It’s essential to know at least a few things before you arrive.

The Olympic Games have come and gone. It was a whirlwind trip of medal ceremonies, broken records and candid moments. After all, it’s not everyday you get to see Boris and Cameron groove to the Spice Girls. When it’s all over, what’s an athlete to do? Go on holidays of course, and these are their favourite spots.

When travelling east it can take a little while to get used to certain things like which street vendors to avoid, how to ride public transportation and even how to use the toilet. At least that last one will soon get a lot easier as Thailand installs sit-down toilets in all public washrooms.

Every year Thailand rings in the New Year with a huge water fight, festival food, dancing and music. Songkran Festival marks the traditional Thai New Year, taking place from April 13th to 15th. This also happens to be the hottest time of the year in Thailand, so a little SuperSoaker action is definitely welcome!