Thailand Holidays 2023/24

A two-week Thailand holiday will usually cost you around £750 – £2000 per person, depending on your chosen accommodation and activities.

This includes flights, transfers, accommodation, activities and your meals. Of course, you can spend more or less depending on your budget and preferences.

If you’re looking to save money on your Thailand holiday, consider travelling during Thailand’s rainy season between July and October. You can often find Thailand holiday deals for less than £500 per person during this time!

There are plenty of ways you can save money on your Thailand holidays. For example, try eating at some of the local places outside of your resort or hotel. The food is delicious and the cost of street food in Bangkok for an average meal is around 30 – 100 Thai baht (£0.80-£2.30).

The best time to go to Thailand really depends on what you’re looking for from your holiday. Thailand is a year-round destination, so there’s never a bad time to visit!

If you’re looking for Thailand’s peak season with the best weather and most tourist activities, then plan your trip between November and early April. These are Thailand’s dry months, with little rainfall and temperatures averaging 27-30°C degrees.

However, Thailand’s rainy season between July and October can also be a great time to visit. The prices are lower, there are fewer tourists and you can often find some great deals on accommodation and activities. Just be prepared for the odd heavy downpour!

No matter when you choose to visit Thailand, you’re sure to have an amazing holiday!

The flight time to Thailand from the UK is around 12 hours. This includes a stopover in Dubai, which is where most flights from the UK will go through. However, there are direct flights available from some airports.

Once you’re in Thailand, getting around is very easy! The country has an excellent infrastructure with plenty of transfers, buses, trains and taxis available. You can also hire a motorbike or car if you’re feeling adventurous!

Yes, Thailand is a very safe country to travel to. The crime rate is low and tourists are generally very well looked after.

However, as with any holiday, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions against pickpockets and scams. Staying in urban areas can be more dangerous than rural areas where a lot of the resorts are located, so be extra vigilant in places like Bangkok and Pattaya.

When travelling in Thailand, always carry a photocopy of your passport with you and keep your valuables safe. It’s also a good idea to buy travel insurance before you go, just in case of any unforeseen circumstances.