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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Foodies can enjoy Thaifex food Fair 2010 in Bangkok with Travelchacha.com

spafinder — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 21:00:38 +0000

Foodies can enjoy Thaifex food Fair 2010 in Bangkok with Travelchacha.com
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* Ratchaprasong is full of shopping malls; most top designer’s brands are available with local products, food for all tastes, massage parlors.
* Jim Thomson house is the important place to visit which exhibits the lifestyle & art of Thai people in former times. Nightlife of Bangkok is famous for night sightseeing, dance & theatre performers. Siam Niramit theatre, watarun Ratchwararam
The same range of choice applies to the accommodation options all over town, from high end international chain hotels to family run guesthouses; demands of all travelers are met. In terms of wellness and relaxation – Bangkok has recently seen a huge development of city Spas and Wellness centers, in addition to the long established Thai massage centers.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Foodies can enjoy Thaifex food Fair 2010 in Bangkok with Travelchacha.com

spafinder — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 07:24:36 +0000

Foodies can enjoy Thaifex food Fair 2010 in Bangkok with Travelchacha.com
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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Thai Army fears terrorism outbreak, steps up surveillance

spafinder — Fri, 28 May 2010 13:48:46 +0000

Bangkok, May 28 : Fearing a large-scale outbreak of terrorism, Thailand’s Army has stepped up its surveillance to prevent another Red Shirts-type of uprising.
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According to the Bangkok Post, some Red Shirt politicians, who have connections in the three southern border provinces, could hire insurgents from the lower South to launch attacks in Bangkok.
The concerns have prompted intelligence authorities to monitor the movements of suspected insurgents, especially those who are already in Bangkok.
One incident, which led the army to fear possible terror attacks was a car bomb at the Poseidon massage parlour car park on Ratchadaphisek Road in Bangkok on April 4, the source said.
While the army is preparing for the possibility of violence, the Centre for the Resolution of the Emergency Situation favours ending the curfew in Bangkok and other provinces tomorrow.
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Bangkok and 23 other provinces are under curfew from midnight tonight to 4am tomorrow.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Thailand: eyewitness account

spafinder — Sat, 22 May 2010 12:12:41 +0000

In the period since March, thousands of his red-shirted followers have been occupying central Bangkok with demands that the government call fresh elections and implement overdue reforms. A brief but forceful crackdown has brought this protest to an end, leaving dozens dead and hundreds hurt. Bangkok and more than 20 provinces are under a state of emergency, which involves an overnight curfew.
According to Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, these regulations have to stay until full normality is back. The leaders of the red-shirted rioters have given themselves up. Those with involvement in terrorism, looting or arson are going to face justice. Residents who suffered injury or damage are eligible for compensation. King Phumiphon Adunyadet is being widely looked forward to for a judgment on the situation.
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Russia and some 60 other countries have cautioned nationals against visiting central Bangkok. All other Thai areas, including all popular beach resorts, are absolutely safe. My friends there tell me about crowded restaurants, beaches and massage parlors. As for central Bangkok, it is sealed off, and there is no way you can get there for the time being, said Alexei Ionov,
Russian official in Bangkok.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Bangkok – city of contrasts – Feature

spafinder — Thu, 20 May 2010 21:00:38 +0000

Bangkok – Bangkok may have been convulsed with its worst political violence in a generation over the past five days, when 37 died in bloody street fighting, but in much of the capital it is business as usual, albeit with less traffic.
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Until Thursday, when the de-facto military leader of the so-called red shirt rebellion was shot in the head by a sniper, the demonstrations had been confined to the Ratchaprasong commercial district. It existed as a city-within-a-city with its own makeshift restaurants, souvenir vendors, pharmacies, black-shirted police force and even massage parlours.
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An order to shut down government offices this week and delay the reopening of some 400 schools in Bangkok has disrupted the business-as-usual attitude of many Thais outside the red zone.
But within the red zone at Ratchaprasong, life goes on as usual despite the government’s efforts to place a stranglehold on the neighbourhood, which is normally Bangkok’s prime hub for upscale shopping malls and five-star hotels.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: As Violence Continues, Thai Tourism Falls Sharply

spafinder — Wed, 19 May 2010 16:49:39 +0000

Agnes Dherbeys for The New York Times The entrance of the Four Seasons Hotel in Bangkok, which has been closed for about a month, was blocked Monday by a barricade of razor wire.
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“Patpong is the sex entertainment center of Bangkok,” he said. “The red shirts have basically closed it down because it’s located near of the center of their protests.”
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Charoen Wangananont, a spokesman for the Federation of Thai Tourism Associations, told The Bangkok Post: “What is certain is that the recovery process will be long and costly. This is the worst crisis ever faced in the history of the Thai tourism industry.”
Bangkok is already planning its cleanup operation once the protesters move out of the high-end shopping area they have occupied. The city administration said it would clean roads, sewers and water mains; remove garbage; and bring in 1,000 monks to chant and accept alms. Surveillance cameras, disabled by the protesters, will be repaired.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Thai Tourism Takes Big Hit From Street Mayhem

spafinder — Tue, 18 May 2010 23:36:29 +0000

Agnes Dherbeys for The New York Times A porter in front of Dusit Thani, one of the grand hotels of Bangkok, as it prepared to close temporarily on Monday amid clashes between antigovernment protesters and the Thai military.
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Charoen Wanganonanond, a spokesman for the Federation of Thai Tourism Associations, told The Bangkok Post: “It’s hard to say what will happen. What is certain is that the recovery process will be long and costly. This is the worst crisis ever faced in the history of the Thai tourism industry.”
Bangkok is already planning its clean-up operation once the protesters move out of the high-end shopping area they have occupied. The city administration said it would clean roads and sewers and water mains, remove garbage and bring in 1,000 monks to chant and accept alms.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Fear in Bangkok as bullets fly close to home

spafinder — Sun, 16 May 2010 21:13:12 +0000

Local residents avoid burning tire smoke as they evacuate an area where anti-government protesters stand off with government forces, Sunday, May 16, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. Thailand will impose a curfew Sunday and send Red Cross workers to evacuate women and children from Bangkok’s deadly protest zone where 25 people have been killed in four days of street battles between anti-government demonstrators and troops. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Fear in Bangkok as bullets fly close to home

spafinder — Sun, 16 May 2010 21:13:12 +0000

Fear in Bangkok as bullets fly close to home
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Almost everything in the area is closed: restaurants, supermarkets, Bangkok’s ubiquitous massage parlors and even the go-go bars on Patpong Road, one of the city’s most famous sex-bar strips, which is now lined with water cannon trucks and military vehicles.
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Outside the city center, life goes on somewhat normally. People are buying groceries, taking their morning jogs and sipping lattes at outdoor cafes. But there are inconveniences — the elevated Skytrain will remain closed Monday for the third day and all schools in Bangkok were ordered closed for at least a week starting Monday.
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“You get a lot of calls from home, from people asking if you’re OK. They see the one shot on the news of a bus burning and they think all of Bangkok is the same,” said Dutch businessman Ruud van der Linden, 52, who has lived in Bangkok with his family for six years.
Even from relative safety, there are new rules to live by. Notably, stay away from the center of Bangkok.

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Bangkok Massage Parlors: Thai General Shot in the Head: What’s Happening?

spafinder — Fri, 14 May 2010 07:00:53 +0000

… Thailand’s Scariest
Bogeyman’ The Atlantic’s Patrick Winn provides
backstory on “Thailand’s scariest bogeyman.” He’s “not the sort of
man you want to make angry. General Khattiya maintains his own
gun-toting militia. He accurately predicts grenade attacks against
government targets. And though he’s vowed to defend the anti-government ‘Red Shirt’ protesters encamped for nine weeks in downtown
Bangkok, even their leadership has disavowed him for openly
agitating violence.”
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Can The
‘Demographic Time Bomb’ Spread? The Japan Times’ Christopher Johnson worries,
“After two decades of migration from northern provinces which doubled
Bangkok’s population, these poor dark-skinned laborers — and their
city-bred offspring — have essentially held the government hostage and
pushed it to call for November elections a year ahead of schedule. This
demographic time bomb also exists in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Ho
Chi Minh City (Saigon), Manila and other cities with huge migrant
populations. If Thailand’s red shirt uprising is a revolution of rising
expectations among the servant class, then migrant laborers elsewhere
might also demand a greater share of political power.”

See the full article from “The AtlanticWire (blog)”