European governments have updated their travel advice for tourists in Thailand and with upcoming trips. Here’s what you need to know about safety and travel insurance. State of emergency declared in ...

The latest guidance about traveling to Southeast Asia following the deadly earthquake in Myanmar that caused a Bangkok skyscraper to collapse.

The Foreign Office says: “If you’re in Thailand and need urgent help, call the British Embassy in Bangkok on +66 23058333 or contact the following emergency hotlines provided by the local authorities: ...

A 26-year-old British man whose family said he had been missing for over a month in Thailand was found “perfectly fine” on a ...

Few feelings are worse than when you bite into your toast and a searing, primal pain shoots through your jaw, where one of ...

Thailand's Department of Disaster Prevention ... Your travel insurance could be invalidated if you travel against FCDO advice. As of 8.27am, there has been no update regarding the earthquake.

If you’re in the area or planning to travel there, follow the advice of the local authorities and monitor local media." Similarly to Thailand, travel to parts of Myanmar is strongly advised ...

In Thailand, at least nine people have lost their lives ... given that the U.S. State Department has maintained a "Level 4: Do Not Travel" advisory since June 2024, citing “civil unrest, armed ...

The UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has updated its travel advice for Thailand after the earthquake. The FCDO said that there has been a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in ...

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar at midday local time on 28 March, sending violent tremors across Thailand and as far as China. The jolt caused a skyscraper to crumble in the Thai capital ...