Popular Thailand Destination Proposes Large Cruise Dock and Terminal
One of Thailand's most popular resort towns will be expanding as a cruise destination, with the proposal for a new dock and cruise terminal.
Source: cruisehive.com
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What It's Like to Vacation At One Of Thailand's Viral Island Resorts
Looking to explore beyond Phuket? This luxurious, private island resort on Koh Kood should be on your travel bucket list.
Source: essence.com
A holiday is about more than just a break. It's a chance to dip a toe into a new version of yourself | Travel
If your life feels stuck, a trip can put you back in touch with your sense of adventure
Source: theguardian.com
The world's 20 most romantic places to visit without crowds
Looking for a romantic place to visit? Skip the usual suspects and travel to 20 off-the-beaten-track destinations
Source: independent.ie
Interview: Fight Circus head honcho Jon Nutt aims to 'carve our own niche'
How much weirdness can you handle? Jon Nutt wants to know, and push those boundaries even further.
Source: bloodyelbow.com
Aussie Dad Gets Into A 'Punch-Up With A Dozen Monkeys' After They Go After His Toddler
<p>An Aussie Dad has punched a gang of monkeys in the face after they attacked him and his 1-year-old son Darwin. The terrifying incident happened on a beach in the Ko Phi Phi Islands in Thailand known for its less-than-friendly monkey population. Riley Whitely and his wife Elayna Carouse were visiting the beach with their […]</p>
Source: 96fm.com.au
Riley Whitelum punches a monkey after a pack attack his toddler son at Kho Phi Phi, Thailand
Riley Whitelum, 38, and Elayna Carausu, 29, were in Thailand with their sons Lenny, five, and Darwin, one, when they visited a beach notorious for monkey attacks in the Ko Phi Phi Islands.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Corruption scandal in Thai parks agency has far-reaching impacts, activists say
BANGKOK — A graft scandal involving the head of Thailand’s national parks department has raised questions about the effects of institutional corruption in the agencies charged with protecting the country’s biodiversity. Rutchada Suriyakul Na Ayutya, director-general of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP), was arrested on Dec. 27 in a joint […]
Source: mongabay.com
Indian Ocean tsunami: Then and now
Ten years after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, imagery shows how affected towns and villages have been rebuilding their shattered communities.
Source: bbc.com