Question 1: How much does it cost to travel to Thailand for a normal meal? If you are traveling, snacks are essential. Ordinary snacks range from 10 baht to 30 baht. If you want to save money, it is recommended to eat in a large supermarket. You can order what you want directly, 30 baht at a time, and you can choose more than one. In a restaurant, it depends on what you want to eat. For two people, many restaurants 1000 baht or less can eat well, and they are quite distinctive. You can look at the menu before eating. The food his friend eats upstairs is cheaper, generally more expensive than that, more or less. It is not recommended that you rent a motorcycle. First, you don't know the way. Second, cars in Thailand drive fast, which will only bring you risks. If necessary, you can call for help when you come to Thailand.

Question 2: How much does it cost to go to Thailand for a meal? You really have no brains in this question.

Is it a roadside stall or a restaurant hotel?

It doesn't matter if you spend ten dollars to several thousand dollars. It depends on what you eat.

Seafood fried rice in shopping malls is generally about 30 RMB!

And in terms of price, eating in Phuket is more expensive, and Chiang Mai in the north is the cheapest.

Question 3: How much should I tip for a meal in Thailand? Baggage tip: Give the porter in one room about 20 baht at a time.

Bedside tip: a room (double room) is about 20 baht per day. The service of hotel staff is very good, and tips can be given as appropriate, generally about 20 baht or 1 USD at a time.

Dining in a restaurant: the tipping rate is 5%- 10%, generally around 50-300 baht.

Tips for tour guides, tour leaders and drivers: per VIP per day 100-200 baht.

Don't tip coins! Generally speaking, you don't have to eat. 20~50 baht if you give it. The hotel rarely tips, but if a waiter helps you move things, you can give a little appropriately. The tip of Thai waiters is usually given to the boss at the meeting, and then the boss finally returns it to the waiter as appropriate.

One more thing needs special attention: 1! ! ! Don't tip coins in Thailand because it means begging! ! ~\(RQ)/~ Good health! ! Seek adoption ~ ~ ~

Question 4: How much does it cost for six people to have a meal in a Thai restaurant? According to customs regulations, it is not allowed to bring more than 3,000 yuan in cash into the country. Use a credit card for spending abroad.

Question 5: How much does it cost to have a normal lunch in Thailand? A normal lunch in Thailand costs about 50 baht. According to today's Beijing time 1 1: 58, update the foreign exchange rate: 1 Thai baht =0.2004 RMB. Subject to the transaction price at the bank counter. Please adopt!

Question 6: How much Thai baht should I take to travel to Thailand? I am engaged in freight transportation from China to Thailand, and I have also been to Thailand. Therefore, my answer is as follows, for your reference: if you spend two days alone, you can eat simply and go to a fast food restaurant. If you stay for two days, it will cost about 2000 baht. According to three-star and four-star hotels, one night is about THB 1500 baht. Bangkok, the whole of Thailand. How many baht do you want to bring? You can do the math yourself! It's always right to take more. You can bring it back when you don't use it. You can bring some RMB or US dollars in case you run out of Thai baht. You can change it at the local bank, hotel or tour guide!

Question 7: How much Thai baht should I take to travel to Thailand? Everyone's consumption standards are different. The consumption level in Thailand is similar to that in China. Please estimate for yourself. If I were you, I would change it into 20 thousand baht first, and then bring my credit card and savings card.

Question 8: What's the best amount of Thai baht for a trip to Thailand? It's best to change money at home, which is lower than superrich in Thailand, but it's the most convenient. If you want to change it in Thailand, there is a super-rich place near the word Central. Remember to bring your passport. I came to Thailand for the first time, and I brought 20,000 RMB, 1.500 USD with me. Just leave the money with me so that he can't see it. Don't worry. If you are really worried, you can bring a card with UnionPay. The exchange rate is not much lower than that in China, but you have to pay a handling fee of about 100~200 baht for each transaction. If the clothes can * * *, then try to * * *, because there are red shirts in Bangkok now, so it is better to be on the safe side. I hope my answer can help you ~ ~ Have a nice trip ~! !

Question 9: Hello, how much money do you need to take and how much Thai baht do you need to change for a week's trip to Thailand? What else should I pay attention to? In the East, it is enough to exchange 3,000 RMB for Thai baht, and the rest with RMB is enough, which is basically unnecessary. Hotel itineraries can be booked online. You don't need to know Thai to go to Thailand, just know English and Chinese.

Question 10: How much do you usually exchange for Thailand? Personal recommendation: Thai baht per person 1K-2K, which is enough. Bank of China made an appointment in advance for exchange.

If the cash is not enough, you can use the UnionPay debit card to withdraw money from the local ATM. The exchange rate is calculated according to the foreign exchange rate quoted by the People's Bank of China on that day, and the handling fee is very cheap, which seems to be only a dozen dollars.

Besides, you are traveling with a group. In most cases, you can take the UnionPay channel to take your shopping spot. If you go shopping in the supermarket yourself, you may not be able to use UnionPay. You have to pay by credit card and in foreign currency (Thai baht-USD-RMB).

Don't exchange foreign currency with the tour guide or go to the foreign currency exchange window of the local bank. The exchange rate is uneconomical.

Tip: There are three small questions:

1, Thai hotels usually provide 2 bottles of drinking water glass bottles every day, which will be replaced for you every day, but the taste is not good. I suggest you buy drinks, freshly squeezed and cheap. Most places where I live have electric kettles, but don't boil them with tap water. (Can be buckled cup)

Please try to bring your own toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, shower gel and slippers. Most hotels don't offer them, but there are many convenience stores in Thailand that can be purchased locally. Thai slippers are also good, flip-flops are generally rubber soles, unlike the foam sponge soles in China. We all bought several pairs to take home.

2. Most plugs in Thai hotels are flat sockets with two eyes. I took out the universal socket to facilitate the conversion between USB and domestic interface. (Taobao has already bought it)

The telephone charges in Thailand are very cheap. It is recommended to use domestic mobile phone numbers for temporary international roaming. Every time you swipe your card, you can receive a short message prompt, and then buy a card locally with an extra small mobile phone. If there are not many telephones, you can buy a local card.

In addition, take some drugs such as norfloxacin and cephalosporin when you go out (to prevent diarrhea). Take a coat (indoor and indoor air conditioning in Thailand is very low and quite cold)