Tag: air travel

These posts focus on the realities of air travel, from booking flights to navigating airports and long-haul journeys. I share what works, what doesn’t, and what makes flying easier, especially as comfort, timing, and peace of mind matter more.

TRAVEL MONEY & PLANNING

Thailand is Planning to Give Away Thousands of Free Domestic Flights

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Thailand plans to launch the Buy International, Free Thailand Domestic Flights” campaign, offering 200,000 free flights to international travelers. The program, awaiting approval, aims to ease access to regions beyond Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai. If approved, it will run during the shoulder season, boosting tourism recovery and encouraging visitors to explore less-visited parts of the country.

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CULTURE, EVENTS & EXPERIENCES Air Asia to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia (1)

What You Need to Know Before Booking a Budget Flight on Air Asia

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The seats are tight for a two-hour flight, let alone a six-and-a-half-hour one. I am typing sideways because my husband’s broad chest leaves no room to face the cockpit. We have no choice. The rows press in, far too close for comfort. They feel designed for smaller frames, likely East Asian travelers, not for someone like me. Asking for a seat extender made me cry, but it also made something clear. If I want to travel through Asia more comfortably, I need to lose weight. This A330 Airbus holds 377 passengers, and today it feels like every inch of space matters.

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TRAVEL MONEY & PLANNING travel planning, things to do before travel

What You Need to Know Before You Start Planning Your Next Trip

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Off-season makes sense for the savings in hotels, airfare and the decreased crowds. However it works for places like Paris. Paris in the Spring is hell on Earth, but in August, you’ll have some popular attractions all to yourself. Deals are plentiful May thru October to Thailand but you may not enjoy your time (or possibly die trying) because typhoons are likely to pop up anywhere.

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