Traveling is one of life’s most fulfilling experiences, whether it’s a carefully planned trip with friends or a long-awaited family vacation. Yet, many trips often fall apart due to a common reason: insufficient funds. This can lead to having to cancel plans midway or missing out on precious memories, which is truly unfortunate.
When planning a trip abroad, it’s not enough to just prepare your passport and travel itinerary. One important thing you should check in advance is the local laws. Something that seems normal in your home country might actually be illegal overseas and you may not even realize it. Here are 10 unusual laws that travelers should know before going abroad.
For anyone getting ready to travel abroad for the first time, the excitement often comes with a bit of worry. There are so many things to prepare. Important documents, trip planning, and packing your bags. But don’t worry! This article has put together 10 essential checklists you shouldn’t miss, to make sure your first trip abroad is fun, smooth, and stress-free.
Just a few years ago, few could have imagined that a mobile application for creating short video clips only a few seconds long, known as TikTok (or Douyin in China), would become one of the most influential platforms in the digital world.
Today, TikTok has become a symbol of “modern entertainment” — easy to access, fun, and spreading rapidly — with hundreds of millions of users worldwide.
Home แชร์บทความ Thailand continues to be one of the most popular destinations for tourists from around the world. Whether they
Thailand’s future food industry continues to grow steadily, despite facing a host of external and internal risks—from U.S. trade tariffs and domestic economic challenges to soaring production costs and increasingly strict sustainability requirements from trade partners.
In 2025, many Thai people are eager to travel abroad again after several years of restrictions and economic challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019. During fluctuating exchange rates and rising living costs, planning around foreign currency values has become an important way to make trips more affordable and worthwhile.
Every time before heading overseas, besides booking flights, hotels, or preparing your passport, one important task many travelers need to take care of is exchanging currency for the country they’re visiting. While it might seem like a minor issue, it can actually impact your travel budget significantly.
The chocolate we know and love may no longer be a stable delight. The chocolate industry in Europe is now facing multiple crises due to climate change. Key raw materials like cocoa and sugar are becoming more expensive and harder to produce. While the full impact hasn’t yet hit consumers, manufacturers and farmers are already warning that this is “a crisis happening now.”
Japan’s economy contracted in the first quarter of 2025, marking its first economic decline in a year. This development has raised concerns among investors and policymakers. Japan’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) fell by 0.7% compared to the previous quarter—a sharper drop than the market forecast of -0.2% and a stark contrast to earlier projections that anticipated 2.4% growth.
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