Thailand

1st Deposit Payments

• 50% payment after booking is confirmed with trip details agreed upon by both parties.
• We will start to make the booking and arrange the services for your holidays from now on.
• Payment can be made by Credit Card/ Bank Transfer/ PayPal

Final Payment (upon arrival)

• Our agent will meet you at the hotel and collect the balance (50%)
• Payment can be made in Cash or by Credit card.
• If you don’t want to bring cash much to pay the remaining balance, you can pay by Bank Transfer/ Credit card 7 days before arrival.

=> Payment policies reflect your desire to make your trip happen and help you get the best services at the best prices.​

How to pay

• Secured bank transfer to New Asia Tours Co. Ltd account
• Online secured payment by bank link for you to pay by credit card: Visa, Master
• If the 02 preferred options above cannot proceed successfully, you can send money via the PAYPAL account.

=> The merchant service charges apply to deposit payments as their standard policy.

The best time to visit Thailand is from November to February. This period offers mellow weather with nice temperatures and lower humidity. It's ideal for exploring cities and cultural attractions without the discomfort of heavy rainfall.

If you come to Golden Pagodas country in the sunny season, from March to May, you will be fascinated with the famous Water Festival on April 13-15 every year. Don’t miss recreational activities on Pattaya and Phuket beaches. You also can travel in the rainy season, from July to October, to experience floating markets and enjoy tropical fruits.

Thailand Pass is a Thai passport system that began in November 2021 to replace the CoE system ( the certificate of entry). This new system cuts down the time required compared to the previous entry permit. You must register for a Thai Pass and receive a QR code to be allowed to enter this country. There are steps to register for Thailand Pass:

Step 1: Register the system through the link: https://tp.consular.go.th/.

Step 2: Choose the right program to apply (depending on your eligibility).

Step 3: Declare and upload your required information or documents. 

You don't have to use Thai when traveling here. You can communicate with Thais in English because it is the second language in Thailand. However, if you want to explore Thai culture better, there are few sentences for communicating with locals.

●      Sa - wa - dee: a common greeting in Thai that can be used by everyone.

●      Chai/Mai: yes/no

●      Kob khun: thank you.

●      Mai - pen - rai: Okay/nothing

●      Kor - tot/ Kor - a - nu - yart: Sorry.

●      Tai - ruup - dai - mai: Can I take a picture?

●      Nee - arai: What is this?

For the first-time trip, you should memorize the top 4 most taboo things below:

●      Women are not allowed to touch monks.

●      Don’t whistle at night. Because it’s believed that a whistle sound can help ghosts find you.

●      Don’t touch people’s heads. Thai natives consider the head to be the most precious part of the human body so this action can be seen as offensive.

●      Don’t use your left hand to give things to others. Thai people believe that the left hand is unclean so you should use the right hand to show respect.

There are traditional costumes in Thailand:

Thai Chakkri: the most used Thai costume of Thai women on important occasions.

Thai Borompiman: suitable for slightly older women and is designed to be more casual than Chakkri.

Thai Siwalai: have a design that is a combination of Chakkri and Borompiman but it is more innovative in colors and textures.

Thai Chitlada: looks similar to the modern women’s suit, suitable for formal ceremonies.

Royal Thai costume for men: look like modern vests, the other difference is that the traditional Thai shirt has a stand collar.

For Thailand, there are four associated plug types, types A, B, and C. Plug type A is the plug that has two flat parallel pins, plug type B has two flat parallel pins and a grounding pin and plug type C has two round pins.

Thailand operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz.

Visiting Thailand, you can go for a few days or many days, depending on the time frame you have and the place you want to experience.

If you have moderate time, go for 5 days including Bangkok - Pattaya.

For about 7 days, you can combine Bangkok - Pattaya - Phuket or Bangkok - Chiang Mai - Chiang Rai.

Don't miss the entire North or South of Thailand trip if you are comfortable with time. This trip is suggested for 10 days or more.

Thailand - the Buddhist country is renowned for:

●      Its stunning tropical beaches and vibrant street markets.

●      Its ornate temples and rich cultural heritage.

●      Its warm hospitality, bustling nightlife and mouth-watering street food.

●      Its unique blend of ancient traditions and modern attractions makes it a top destination for travelers worldwide.

1. There is a monkey college in Thailand.
2. The King of Thailand was born in America.
3. The king’s song will play before any film, match or performance.
4. Thai natives use a different type of our calendar.
5. 90% of Thai native is Buddhists.
6. Bangkok is called "The Venice of the East".

We all know the Capital of Thailand name is Bangkok. In fact, its full name is: ''The city of the gods, the great city of the immortals, the magnificent jewel city of Indra, the king's throne Ayutthaya, the city of magnificent temples, the city of palaces and palaces. The most majestic realm of the Royal Family, the home of Vishnu and all the gods''. It is of course the longest City name in the World.

Bang means: Rivers, Kok means: Olive.
Bangkok is an English spell. The Thai language is ''Krung Thep Maha Nakhon''

On February 15, 2022, the Royal Society of Thailand announced that it would change the official name of the capital in foreign language documents from Bangkok (or Bangkok) to Krung Thep Maha Nakhon like the Thai name. The common name outside Thailand today, Bangkok, continues to be recognized, but unofficially, and is written in parentheses after the official name "Krung Thep Maha Nakhon (Bangkok)".

1. Dress modestly in temples.
2. Entry and exit procedures when visiting Thailand.
3. Thai Wai greeting etiquette.
4. Language and currency in Thailand.
5. Not allowed to touch monks.
6. Tuk-tuk bargain tips.
7. Contact phone tips.