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Typical Prices for Tourists

During our first journey to Thailand in 1986 we paid for a typical Thai Curry with Rice 30 to 40 Baht. Today we get for the same price still a Plate of Rice (lad kao) with two curries, and water free of charge in a local restaurant.
25 years ago we got about 15 Baht for 1 DM (Deutschmark), in September 2011 we get for 1 Euro (= 2 DM) over 40 Baht. Taking into consideration that the average income of a European at least doubled in these 25 years, Thailand has become quite a bit cheaper for Europeans.
Due to our higher comfort level nowadays we certainly pay more money today than as a backpacker 25 years ago.
Typical prices for a tourist

Drinking water (1 l)
Soft drink (0,3 l)
Beer (0,5 l)
Noodle soup
Curry dish, fried rice
Petrol (1 Liter)
Taxi (up to 2 km in Bangkok)
Airport taxi (80 km)
Rental car per day
VIP Bus (700 km)
Entrance national park
Entrance national museum
Room in a guesthouse
Room in a 3-star hotel
(2011):

  7–35 Baht
10–30 Baht
50–120 Baht
20–50 Baht
30–150 Baht
39 Baht
35 Baht
1500 Baht
900–2400 Baht
app. 1000 Baht
200 Baht
30 Baht
from 200 Baht
800–3000 Baht

0.23 - 1.17 $         0.17 - 0.83 Euro
0.33 - 1.00 $         0.24 - 0.72 Euro
1.67 - 4.00 $         1.20 - 2.85 Euro
0.67 - 1.67 $         0.48 - 1.20 Euro
1.00 - 5.00 $         0.72 - 3.60 Euro
1.30 $                   0.93 Euro
1.15 $                   0.83 Euro
50 $                    36.00 Euro
30 - 80 $             22.00 Euro
33 $                    24.00 Euro
6.70 $                   4.80 Euro
1.00 $                   0.72 Euro
from 6.70 $            from 4.80 Euro
26 - 100 $            19 - 72 Euro

Softdrinks




Drinking water (5 litres)
Beer

Noodle soup
Typical dishes with rice
Fried rice

Petrol station
Tuk tuk taxi
Airconditioned bus
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