Must-Do Activities in Dubai 🌶️

From Record-Breaking Towers to Quiet Old Streets: What You Really Should Not Miss

Dubai is full of flashy attractions, but some experiences define the city more than others. If you only have a limited number of days, you’ll want a mix of iconic landmarks, desert adventures, waterfront walks and a taste of Old Dubai. The goal isn’t to do everything, but to combine a few “big” experiences with simple, human‑scale moments that make the city feel real.

Thinking About Working in Thailand? Here’s Who’s Actually Hiring in 2026

Ask ten people about jobs in Thailand and you will hear ten different stories—some say “no jobs without Thai language”, others insist “Thailand is desperate for foreign talent”. The truth in 2026 sits somewhere in between: the overall job market is recovering and relatively stable, with strong demand in tourism, manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and especially digital/tech roles, but employers are picky and visa rules still filter out generic profiles. If you understand which sectors are growing, which skills are scarce, and how hiring really works, you can stop guessing and start targeting roles where you actually have an edge.

Stop “Thinking About It” and Actually Build a Life in Thailand That Works Long-Term

Moving to Thailand is easy to dream about and surprisingly hard to execute well. Between visas, income, schooling, healthcare, housing, and culture shock, many people arrive on a high and then slowly slide into stress, confusion, or “I’ll just see what happens next month” mode. Others quietly set up a solid legal base, realistic budget, and support system, then enjoy years of life where good street food, sunshine, and freedom are the default, not the exception.

Make Bangkok Work for Both You and Your Pet – Not Just One of You

Bringing pets to Bangkok changes everything about where you can realistically live. On paper, many condos still say “no pets”; in practice, some buildings quietly accept them, others are proudly pet‑friendly with facilities, and a few are strict enough to make daily life stressful. Add heat, traffic, limited green spaces and different street‑dog dynamics, and suddenly “any neighborhood near the BTS” is not a real plan when you have a dog or cat.