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Thanks so much for your video. I plan to have such trip in few months the train line just start to run. There is few information can be found. Your video would help a lot~ LOVE FROM CHINA, and welcome to travel in China
Booking first class on Thai Air is risky. The royal family has absolute priority, with no advance reservation required, even if they show up a few minutes before takeoff (it's a large group of hundreds of Thais, not just royalties). If there are no first class seats available, Thai Air kick out as many first class passengers as necessary to make room. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen. You're never sure your first class seat is guaranteed until after takeoff.
@@manuelm7614 I haven’t experienced that before. But what I was worried the most is if they gonna change aircraft and downgrade me to business class 😅😆😆
@@bhavigaming4838 this is the information I could get.. “Visa on arrival is reliably available at most overland crossings between Thailand and Laos, including the Huay Xai, Vientiane, Savannakhet, Tha Khaek and Chong Mek entry points” also depend on nationality but I think better make sure with embassy. :)
Thank you for sharing your experience in the video. It will be very helpful for my trip next year. Thailand and Laos making a great improvement in transportation. Glad there is a direct connecting train from Krung Thep to Vientiane.
