I love how you are promoting Thailand. I am Thai and have been living in America (40+ years), but plan on retiring back in my birth country. Yes, Thai people are hospitable and we are very kind people.
The US and Thailand are very far across the world (12 hours different time zone). I think many American do not know Thailand. America is a large beautiful country, so many people do not go abroad, just travel in the country. However, I am glad to know that a quite number of American love Thai food and want to visit us. Thai people welcome all American because two nations have strong relationship for a long time. Many Thai people including me got education in America.
I lived in mexico for 6 years. Later, I moved to Thailand for work. I have been married to a thai woman for 10 years now. We are moving back in 2 months on a permanent basis. The usa is a " business" and no longer conducive to raising a family and having a balanced, safe life. I am 70, and I encourage everyone who resides in the US to visit anywhere outside the US for a balanced view of the world and how other citizens if the world view the usa. You will be surprised.
I'm from Thailand and have lived in 3 states in the last 20 years. If i could choose, I'd like to be in Thailand from January to April, come back here in May. Maybe we will do that when the kids are grown.
Well, Unitedstated got everything for all landscape me not gonna get on a plane for almost 24hrs go to Fareast 3rd world country Thailand Cambodia … no shit, Been in midwest is my safest place moutain n good weather. Europe was my 2nd choice.
about the Middle East. I live in Qatar. Crime, murder, terrorism don't happen here. Nowadays everything is more open. There are both good and bad people. P.S. I like the lady in green. Yes, she's right. You have to adapt.
It was the best continent on the planet by a huge margin but the UK and EU have been on a mission to totally ruin it and are well on their way to doing that sadly... Still amazing but not the same as it was or could be.
