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Transport
Air France and Thai Airways International have daily flights to Bangkok from Paris. AOM and Corsair also have flights once a week. There are plenty of other flights with other airlines going from or via other European capitals.

The flight Paris - Bangkok lasts 11 hours.

Internal Transport:
by plane : most of the internal flights are done by Thai Airways, Bangkok Airways also covers some of the tourist destinations
by train : there is a train service between Bangkok and the towns in the north and the north-east, but the trips are long, due to the distance and the slow speed of the trains
by boat : in the south there is a regular ferry service going between the main islands and the mainland
by road: the road network is widespread. There are good bus and minibus services for fairly short range trips.