My workday as a freelancer during travel is well described in the post “4 Rules of a Freelancer: Work When You Want, Where You Want, How Much You Want, Wearing What You Want.” There’s little to add. The only difference is that I wrote the previous post while living in Germany, and this one from Thailand.
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“Oasis” was always full of guests. The resort’s name seemed magical.
My beloved 14-16 hour workdays in “Oasis,” creating and professionally setting up business blogs, brought me immense joy. But even more delightful were the new acquaintances and friends. I often silently thank fate for that call to Irina Lobanova and Larisa Fedorova.
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Koh Chang boasts several waterfalls scattered across the island. Almost every tourist or vacationer dreams of seeing a waterfall… and maybe even taking a dip. However, most waterfalls only “work” during the rainy season from May to September.
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Pad Thai – a delicious stir-fried rice noodle dish with fish sauce, sugar, lime juice, tamarind, crushed peanuts, and egg. It’s typically served with chicken, seafood, or tofu. Trust me, it’s absolutely delicious!
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Как говориться без воды ни туды и не сюды.
Для приготовления пищи и питья питьевую воду на острове Ко Чанг можно купить в магазине. Или заказать доставку воды в больших бутылях.
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My encounter with Suni, the owner of “Oasis” resort, was anything but ordinary. It remains unexplained and even mystical, especially considering our two chance meetings in the vast city of Chiang Mai in northern Thailand.
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Freelance work demands reliable internet, and that’s exactly what led us on an adventure across Thailand!
They’re not searching for a better life… they’re creating it with their own hands.
Welcome to our new series “Business Ideas,” kicking off with an incredible story from Thailand about a fascinating German expat.
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hailand Customs: A Digital Nomad’s Comprehensive Guide
Hey there, fellow freedom seekers and globe-trotting remote workers! Today, we’re diving into the nitty-gritty of Thailand’s customs regulations. Don’t worry, it’s not as dull as it sounds – understanding these rules could save you a ton of hassle and maybe even some cash!
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There are many monkey islands in the Gulf of Thailand. Any tourist agency can offer you such an excursion. People generally don’t live on these islands – their inhabitants are thousands of monkeys.
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