Most travellers arriving in Thailand do so at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. Other flights to Thailand will arrive into Phuket, Koh Samui, Hat Yai and Chiang Mai International aiports.

Generally, you will find that the cheap flights to Thailand land at the International Airport of Bangkok. Airfare to Thailand has been reduced drastically ever since low cost airlines such as Air Asia started offering Thailand flights.

Thailand does have an extensive rail network servicing many different areas of this Southeast Asian country. Thai Railways use relatively old trains so journeys tend to take rather long, but are hence more affordable. Most Thai residents, however, use the bus to travel within Thailand. The bus system is rather impressive and very inexpensive and you can virtually reach any city in Thailand by bus. 

Bangkok has the best public transportation system as it offers travellers a modern sky train system, a subway system as well as a bus network. Taxis are very cheap in Thailand so most foreigners prefer taking a ride in an air-conditioned taxi. 

You will certainly not get bored in Thailand as this Asian nation has many wonderful attractions. Some of the finest beaches in the world can be found in Thailand and these include the beaches on Phuket, Phi Phi Islands, Koh Chang and of course Hua Hin.

However, Thailand has more to offer than only lovely beaches. There are also many wonderful Buddhist temples, which travelers can explore with the most famous ones being Wat Po, Wat Phra Kaeo and Erawan temple. 

Travelers never seem to have a dull moment as they can enjoy many different types of activities in Thailand. This Southeast Asian nation is one of the world's leading shopping destinations and Bangkok is most definitely the place for shopaholics to be. The largest shopping mall in the region is the Central World Plaza and for I.T products, one should visit Panthip Plaza which is a paradise for anyone interested in the latest computer gadgets. 

Nightlife is legendary in Thailand and the best Thai nightlife venues are to be found in Bangkok, Phuket and Pattaya. The world's largest full moon party is organized every month on Koh Phangan. 

• Nok Air 100% recommend
• Bangkok Airways 85% recommend
• Thai Airways International 80% recommend

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• There are 46 airports in Thailand and the 5 biggest are
• Bangkok Intl Airport (Bangkok, Thailand)
• Right now, 108 airlines operate out of Bangkok Intl Airport.
• Bangkok Intl Airport offers nonstop flights to 147 cities.
• Every week, at least 1,722 domestic flights and 4,389 international flights depart from Bangkok Intl Airport.
• Phuket Intl Airport (Phuket, Thailand)
• Right now, 57 airlines operate out of Phuket Intl Airport.
• Phuket Intl Airport offers nonstop flights to 42 cities.
• Every week, at least 476 domestic flights and 553 international flights depart from Phuket Intl Airport.
• Koh Samui Airport (Koh Samui, Thailand)
• Right now, 13 airlines operate out of Koh Samui Airport.
• Koh Samui Airport offers nonstop flights to 9 cities.
• Every week, at least 427 domestic flights and 70 international flights depart from Koh Samui Airport.
• Chiang Mai Intl Airport (Chiang Mai, Thailand)
• Right now, 28 airlines operate out of Chiang Mai Intl Airport.
• Chiang Mai Intl Airport offers nonstop flights to 16 cities.
• Every week, at least 406 domestic flights and 105 international flights depart from Chiang Mai Intl Airport.
• Krabi Airport (Krabi Town, Thailand)
• Right now, 10 airlines operate out of Krabi Airport.
• Krabi Airport offers nonstop flights to 4 cities.
• Every week, at least 98 domestic flights and 21 international flights depart from Krabi Airport.