Mark Bright

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. Mark has lived in Thailand for well over 10 years and is a stay-at-home dad, caring for two children.


Mo Pecan

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. After working as an executive chef at a top Thailand resort, Mo now owns his own restaurant in Khao Lak.


Glyn Prosser

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. Glyn taught in Thailand for 10 years but has very recently moved back to the UK.


Jay Maxwell

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. Jay is a co-ordinator at a leading primary school and has lived here for over 20 years.


Kevin Grafton

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. Kevin is a full-time student in Bangkok but also finds time to do charity work with the amazing Bangkok Community Help.


Bangkok Phil

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. I think it's only fair that I add my thoughts as well.


Jake Hammond

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. Jake has worked for schools in both Chiang Mai and Bangkok for well over a decade.


Alex Stansfield

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. Alex has been in Bangkok for 7 years and works in IT.


Mike White

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. Mike is a real Thailand veteran, having lived here for almost 30 years and worked for AUA Language Schools for all of that time. Oh, and he's also had Covid already!


Mario Toscano

We're chatting to expats who live and work in Thailand about the pandemic situation here. Mario has been in Thailand for over 20 years and after working for a long time in the sporting goods field, has now semi-retired.


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