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A Bangkok taxi driver had a stroke of luck when a passenger he drove to the airport gave him a 1,000 Euro tip for a fare that amounted to 677 Baht. The foreign passenger wanted to be dropped at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, but incorrectly said that he wanted be dropped off at Don Mueang International Airport. The fastest route between the two airports is a 45.2km journey, which was estimated to take 45 minutes. The taxi driver covered it in 30 minutes.

Chang Yim, the cabby, shared his joy on the "รวมพลคนขับแท็กซี่(แห่งประเทศไทย)" (Taxi Drivers of Thailand) Facebook group on November 15, posting a picture of the two 500 Euro notes and mentioning that the generous passenger insisted he keep the change.

Here’s a sweet deal - Duck Donuts has opened this week at Siam Discovery, and FREE donuts are on offer for all ONESIAM tourist cardholders from Monday October 2 through to Wednesday, December 31 to celebrate the launch!

The grand opening of the popular American donut chain on Siam Discovery’s M floor marks the first-ever Duck Donuts store in Thailand and Southeast Asia.

Available from today, this offer is exclusive* to international customers. Simply present or apply for a ONESIAM Tourist Card (Apply here: https://bit.ly/3CL13fq) at the redemption counter on the G floor of the impressive mall to get your FREE donut coupon.

At this newly-opened store, patrons can indulge in fresh, made-to-order donuts with a wide variety of customizable flavours, toppings, and drizzles, all enjoyed within a warm, welcoming atmosphere. In addition, customers can select from an array of beverages that are a perfect complement to the rich flavours of the treats.

What distinguishes Duck Donuts is the unique, immersive experience it offers – every donut is meticulously crafted to your preferences, allowing patrons not only to savour the rich, authentic flavours, but also to witness the artistry behind its creation.

Founded by Russ DiGilio in 2007 in North Carolina, Duck Donuts swiftly won the hearts of many, attracting food lovers from all corners of the country. Today, the brand’s popularity continues to soar with over 100 outlets across North America and several internationally.

Given its stateside fame, why not gather your friends and head to Siam Discovery and experience the much-talked-about Duck Donuts! See firsthand what all the hype is about, and savour the delightful delicacies.

For more information about ONESIAM Tourist Card, please visit: http://bit.ly/2qX8D5O.



*Limit 170 rights/campaign, first come first serve, T&C Apply. Please check at the redemption counter on G Floor, Siam Discovery.

A body believed to be missing German businessman Hans Peter Ralter Mack was discovered by police in Pattaya on Monday evening. The co**se was located inside a refrigerator in a rented house in Chokchai Garden Home, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chonburi.

Police are currently at the crime scene collecting evidence. More details to follow as they come in.

Siam Discovery has some exclusive discounts for International Visitors including Expats to claim!

Use your smartphone to sign up for a Free Tourist Card and receive a book of coupons with discounts of up to THB 5,500 that you collect from VIZ Counter on G Floor.

The Tourist Card is free to apply for, and is issued online via: https://bit.ly/3CL13fq

Shoppers can enjoy additional benefits with the Tourist Welcome Pack coupons, including a 20% discount for Madame Tussauds on 4 Floor, a 10% discount at ICONCRAFT on 3 Floor, a 30% discount at Proud Gems on 3 Floor, and a discount of THB 2,500 at Discovery Selection on G Floor.

All of the coupons are valid from now up until December 31, 2022.

Tourist Card holders also receive a 10% discount at other participating stores.

Terms and conditions apply.

Foodie website TasteAtlas has chosen Northern Thailand’s Khao Soi as the top soup in Southeast Asia. Do you agree with their ratings?

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Mangosteen is in the news - A Chinese influencer recently reviewed the Thai fruit, saying it tasted disgusting. She posted her review to Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu. Many of her fans agreed, commenting that they are very bitter, tasted very bad, and were way too expensive.

After this content went viral, many Thais were shocked to see how she ate the mangosteen, as she did not eat it properly. The correct way is to take off the skin and then eat the white pieces inside.

Are you a fan of the slightly acidic and sweet fruit?

This was the scene at Khao San Road over the weekend, with tourists and locals flocking to the Happy Buds cannabis truck after Thailand changed their laws on Thursday.