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Thai Airways first class ground services in BKK -- so good that it hurts!

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I know I've raved about Thai Airways ground services in BKK in the past, but I've just gotta mention them again. I'm at the Thai Airways first class lounge in Bangkok right now, and the service is so good that I'm not sure what to say anymore. I'm now convinced that no other ground experience…

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(@economy-class-and-beyond)
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Defiantly the hard life there ;).

If there's one thing Thai can get right in its own hub is the treatment of premium passengers.

A shame some other airlines can't get this right....


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(@Nin Ros)
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I hope you give the Masseuse a decent tip.


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(@Chris)
Joined: 16 years ago

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Nin Ros,

Tipping is not required in most countries in Asia. You don't need tip to bribe for good service.


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(@chitownflyer)
Joined: 18 years ago

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Have you used the C or F SQ lounge at Changi? I have never been more impressed by the size and amenities of any airline's lounge. The SQ lounge had 20 showers and a food and liquor spread that were out of this world. I would like to try the TG BKK F lounge and its services as well.


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(@RDimperio)
Joined: 18 years ago

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The Thai people are a wonderful group. Very gracious and welcoming --- at least from this tourist's perspective. On a recent visit we stayed at the Old Bangkok Inn and the Le Meridien Chiang Rai and had universally wonderful service. I too am thinking of trying Thai First Class. Also got to try a Thai lounge at BKK --- cramped and unimpressive. Could have been at a small RCC.


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 JOSH
(@JOSH)
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To Chris,

Tipping is not required but it would be nice to show a nice gesture and appreciation don't you think?

JOSH


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(@Nin Ros)
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Chris,
Although tipping may not be an Asian custom, it is not about "bribing for good service", as it is done after the service has been provided.
There is nothing wrong with showing some respect, which is an Asian custom, genorosity, and appreciation to others who work hard and earn much less than you probably do. A few dollars is not a big deal, especially for a service one is receiving for free.Share the wealth and help others in their quest for a better life.


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(@Bschaff1)
Joined: 18 years ago

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I sure didn't experience any notable level of decent service on Thai last fall when flying business class. 4 of 5 flights parked or left from remote gates which alone shattered the impression and the crap that they serve on short hops and no liquor in first or business class on domestic flights was quite sad. For me, the simple choice is to default to SQ, NH, or OZ where possible.


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(@iahphx)
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Is it really good to have all that hovering staff? Seems a bit creepy!


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