To help you prepare for your vacation, you can find all the necessary travel information for your planned trip to Thailand here. For example, how much money should you budget for a 3-week trip? Which travel routes are recommended? When is the best time to travel? What should I bear in mind when booking a hotel or flight? Where can you get a SIM card after arrival? What food is available in Thailand? What general customs and rules should be observed? We explain it all here!
The most important travel information for Thailand
How much does a beer cost in Thailand?
Wondering how much a beer costs in the supermarket in Thailand? Here you can discover all the current beer prices and prices for alcohol in euros & baht. Prices in Thailand are relatively cheap compared to the western world. However, alcohol is not cheaper!...
Alcohol ban in Thailand - new regulations from November 2025
In November 2025, Thailand passed major amendments to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act (No. 2), B.E. 2568 (2025). This is an extension of an existing law that was introduced in 2008 to regulate alcohol consumption in society. In the following article, you can find out all about the current legal situation and new rules that will also apply to tourists in Thailand in future....
With our travel tips for Thailand you are well prepared
Do I need a visa for Thailand?
Visa for Thailand: The entry requirements depend on the duration of your trip. Visa-free entry is often sufficient for stays of up to 60 days. If you want to stay longer, you will need a tourist visa. To avoid any problems on arrival, you can find out everything about visas, extensions and important entry requirements here.
How much does a trip to Thailand cost?
Prices in Thailand: Thailand is considered an affordable travel destination. Costs vary depending on the region, season and activities. Accommodation, food and transportation are generally cheaper than in Europe. Street food and public transport are particularly inexpensive. Here you will find an overview of typical travel costs for your stay.
When is the best time to travel to Thailand?
Weather in Thailand: The best time to travel depends on your preferred climate zone. May to October is the rainy season, which leads to cheaper prices. November to April is the dry season with sunny weather. Every season has its advantages - here you can find out when and where the weather is ideal for your trip.
What public holidays are there in Thailand?
Public holidays in Thailand: There are numerous Buddhist and national holidays in Thailand. Songkran (Thai New Year) and Loy Krathong are particularly popular festivals. Royal memorial days also play a major role. Here you will find the most important public holidays and events that you should take into account when planning your trip.
What should you bear in mind when eating in Thailand?
Thai food: Thai cuisine delights with intense flavors, fresh ingredients and exotic spices. Street food in particular is a must. Make sure you choose freshly prepared dishes and be prepared for spicy food. Here you can find out which dishes you should try and what to look out for.
How to get mobile internet in Thailand?
Mobile Internet in Thailand: A stable Internet connection is also important on vacation. There are cheap SIM cards and eSIMs with mobile data in Thailand. Providers such as AIS, TrueMove and dtac offer flexible packages. Here you can find out where you can get a SIM card, which tariffs are worthwhile and what you need to bear in mind.
How to get mobile internet in Thailand?
Sockets in Thailand: Type A, B and C sockets are used in Thailand. European plugs (type C) often fit, but not always. A universal adapter is recommended, especially for devices with a Schuko plug. Here you can find out which adapters are necessary and how you can charge your devices without any problems.
What rules of conduct apply in Thailand?
Thailand rules of conduct: Respect for the culture is essential. When entering a temple, long clothing and covered shoulders are mandatory. Shoes must be removed. The head is considered sacred, the feet impure - so never point your feet at people or Buddha statues. Here you can find out which rules you should follow.
