2008-09-01T07:07:33+00:00 hotelATM http://hotelATM.com/info/about.htm no-reply@hotelATM.com tag:hotel-travel-phuket.com,blog-2 5 1 25 tag:hotel-travel-phuket.com,blog-2.post-3712 2008-09-01T07:07:32+00:00

If you stay at one of the busy beach areas such as Patong or Kata, your hotel will likely be within walking distance from most amenities and activities. However, if you want to venture further, you have the option of renting a car, taking a taxi, tuk-tuk, the daytime bus service (songthaew) or public transportation.

tag:hotel-travel-phuket.com,blog-2.post-3371 2008-08-31T08:07:32+00:00

You may arrive at Phuket Island by air or sea. You may also drive here from the mainland, via the bridge that connects to Phuket Island.

tag:hotel-travel-phuket.com,blog-2.post-3713 2008-08-29T08:07:32+00:00

Getting around Phuket Island, Thailand does not have to be challenging. Road signs are displayed with pictures so that even motorists who do not speak the language can adhere to the rules of the road. If you choose to rent a car or a jeep, there are plenty of places on the Island to rent a vehicle.

tag:hotel-travel-phuket.com,blog-2.post-3782 2007-12-05T19:01:02+00:00

Phuket Island, Thailand has the country's second busiest airport - Phuket International airport (HKT). For millions of tourists from all over the world, it is the gateway to PI's fascinating attractions. Ten international and domestic airlines operate from the airport, with up to 24 flight operations handled per hour.

tag:hotel-travel-phuket.com,blog-2.post-3742 2007-12-02T05:02:02+00:00

Navigating Phuket Island is not too difficult; there are a few different modes of public transportation as well as motorbike and car rentals. Although the locals are very hospitable, pedestrians often have difficulty walking the streets of Phuket Island as they are congested and accidents are commonplace. If you want to get around Phuket Island by public transportation you have the Bus or Tuk-Tuk (taxi) to choose from, or you can rent a car or motorcycle.