Where’s The Best Muay Thai Gyms in Phuket?

The Thailand nominee company crackdown has raised big questions for foreign property buyers in Phuket. But the story is more complicated than simply restricting ownership. Discover the legal options available, why nominee structures became common, and what the future may look like for Phuket foreign property ownership.

Healthcare in Phuket: What Actually Happens If You Get Sick, Step on a Sea Urchin, or Crash Your Scooter in Phuket?

by Millie Johnson | Jul 25, 2026 | Living in Phuket / Lifestyle | 0

Wondering what happens if you get sick, injured, or have an accident while visiting the island? This practical guide to healthcare in Phuket explains where to find medical help, how much treatment may cost, what to do after a scooter accident, and how to handle common issues like sea urchin injuries, jellyfish stings, and unexpected illnesses.

Rawai Seafood Market: Why You’ll Get Better Value and Fresher Seafood in Phuket

by Lara Bamping | Jul 16, 2026 | Food & Drink, Living in Phuket / Lifestyle, Visiting Phuket, What’s On in Phuket | 0

Planning to visit Rawai Seafood Market? Discover how this popular Phuket seafood market works, what fresh seafood to try, typical prices, cooking fees, and local tips to help you enjoy better value and one of the island’s freshest seafood dining experiences.

What Is the Best Way to Enjoy Phuket Street Food on a Rainy Day in Phuket?

by Lara Bamping | Jul 3, 2026 | Food & Drink, Living in Phuket / Lifestyle | 0

Looking for the best Phuket Street Food on a Rainy Day in Phuket? Discover comforting local favourites, Michelin-recognised stalls, traditional noodle shops, and a self-guided food walk through Phuket Old Town that proves rainy days can be some of the island’s most rewarding.

Living in Phuket Just Got More Complex: Here’s How To Stay Ahead

by Millie Johnson | Jun 18, 2026 | Living in Phuket / Lifestyle | 0

Living in Phuket is becoming more complex as new visa rules, nominee company audits, rental crackdowns, and stricter compliance checks reshape life for long-stay residents. Here’s what expats, property owners, retirees, and business operators need to know to stay informed and avoid common mistakes in 2026.

Phuket Rainy Season Survival Guide: How Long-Term Expats Actually Thrive During Monsoon Season

by Johnny South | Jun 11, 2026 | Living in Phuket / Lifestyle, Visiting Phuket | 0

The Phuket Rainy Season isn’t months of endless rain, but it does come with a learning curve. From flood-prone roads and mold prevention to safe swimming beaches, coworking spaces, and hidden low-season perks, this guide shows expats and long-term residents how to thrive during Phuket’s monsoon months while discovering a quieter, greener side of the island.

Phuket Flooding June 2026: What Visitors Need to Know Right Now

by Lara Bamping | Jun 2, 2026 | Living in Phuket / Lifestyle, Visiting Phuket | 0

Phuket Flooding June 2026 has brought heavy rain, flooded roads, rough seas, and beach warning flags across parts of the island. Here’s a practical local guide covering affected areas, travel updates, beach safety, and what visitors should know before heading out.

Visakha Bucha Day in Phuket 2026: What It’s Really Like

by Lara Bamping | May 28, 2026 | Living in Phuket / Lifestyle, What’s On in Phuket | 0

Visakha Bucha Day in Phuket is one of the island’s quietest and most meaningful nights. Here’s what actually happens at Phuket’s temples, where to go, what to wear, and what visitors should know before joining the candlelight ceremonies.

Thailand Visa Changes 2026: What Tourists, Digital Nomads & Long-Stayers Need to Know

by Lara Bamping | May 23, 2026 | Living in Phuket / Lifestyle | 0

Thailand visa changes 2026 have brought shorter visa-free stays, stricter visa run rules, and closer checks on repeat visitors. Here’s what tourists, digital nomads, long-stayers, and Phuket regulars should know before planning their next trip.

Can Sustainable Tourism Phuket Actually Work Long Term?

by Millie Johnson | May 14, 2026 | What’s On in Phuket, Living in Phuket / Lifestyle | 0

Phuket’s tourism industry is going through a noticeable shift in 2026. From ethical elephant sanctuaries and reclaimed public beaches to mangrove conservation and eco hotels, sustainable tourism Phuket is slowly reshaping how travelers experience the island. This guide explores what’s changing, what still needs work, and how visitors can travel more responsibly while supporting local communities and conservation efforts.