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    Thailand welcomes over 1 million Indian tourists by mid-2025

    Thailand has already welcomed over one million Indian tourists by mid-June 2025, signaling a strong rebound in its tourism sector. This surge is attributed to visa facilitation, diverse attractions, and targeted promotional strategies by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).

    Not just early retirement: Banker spots an interesting trend among Indian couple in their 50s

    More Indian couples are choosing Thailand for retirement. They trade city life for Chiang Mai's calm. Investment banker Sarthak Ahuja notes a rise in retirees moving to Thailand. Many are opting for early retirement and remote work. Chiang Mai offers cheaper living and healthcare. Retirees need a certain amount in a Thai bank and monthly income.

    From 40 to 3 hours per week: How a 39-year-old man turned Google layoff into an earning opportunity of nearly Rs 4 lakh every month

    Shao Chun Chen, after a layoff from Google and realizing his financial independence, relocated to Chiang Mai, Thailand, with his wife. He now supercommutes weekly to Singapore to teach a digital marketing class, earning enough to cover all living expenses in Thailand.

    Fired from an IT company, he moved to Thailand and now works just 3 hours a week. Here’s how he still makes money

    What would you do if you were fired from a dream job at Google? For Shao Chun Chen, the answer was radical: leave Singapore, move to Chiang Mai, and work less than half a day a week. Thanks to years of savings and investing, Chen now lives in a luxury condo, travels weekly, and teaches part-time—proving that with the right mindset, a layoff can be a life upgrade.

    5 budget foreign trips that offer fun with value for money

    More travellers are now taking shorter, more frequent holidays, often with families or friends. Budgets haven’t necessarily increased, but expectations have. People want more from their holidays—more depth, more variety, more flexibility—and they’re making smarter choices to get it.

    With U.S trips off the table, thousands of Canadians turn to scenic alternatives as Air Canada axes routes; here are stunning places they are choosing instead

    Canadians are increasingly avoiding U.S. vacations due to political tensions, stricter border controls, and flight cancellations. Travel to the U.S. has significantly declined, prompting exploration of alternative destinations. Popular choices include Costa Rica, Mexico, Thailand, and Ecuador for international trips, while Nova Scotia, Yukon, and Haida Gwaii offer appealing local getaways.

    The Economic Times
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