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LOXINFO (http://www.loxinfo.co.th)
CYBER BUFFET: The homepage for Thailand's largest Internet service is a font of useful information. Besides listing hotels and restaurants, the "Thai Yellow Pages" offers a Bangkok traffic page, with webcam views of road conditions around the city. Its golfing section comes with a handicap calculator plus links to local golf-course websites, while Mednet guides you to the closest health-care facility. Or dip into Intercast to check out local entertainment news.
THAI STUDENTS ONLINE (http://www.thaistudents.com)
NO KIDDING: This clever collection of homepages by students (and teachers) from around Thailand is not just for kids. The movie page, for instance, provides a useful listing of showtimes and reviews for films in Bangkok and beyond, plus links to students' websites on the controversial plan to film the Alex Garland novel, The Beach, on Phi Phi Island. Another website discusses the indelible mark left on Thailand by the filming of two James Bond flicks. Good for tourist info, too.
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January 11, 1999
Off the Shelf For almost three decades, members of the city's Australian-New Zealand Women's Group have been compiling their collective wit and wisdom in their self-published Bangkok Guide
Hot Deal Fans of the Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong can now enjoy the same brand of swank accommodation in Bangkok
Web Crawling The homepage for Thailand's largest Internet service is a font of useful information
Short Cuts Angel Airlines, Thailand's second international carrier, is expanding its network of routes
Detour The Chatuchak weekend market is a must-squeeze for Bangkok visitors with time on their hands and plenty of stamina
Main Feature The Asian Games that swept through Bangkok in December left a spirit of goodwill behind--good news for anyone planning a visit or stopover in 1999
POLL In light of the uncertainty about how computer systems will cope with the looming Y2K problem, would you fly on January 1, 2000?
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