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Land of Smiles Thailand YouTube Channel


Land of Smiles Thailand YouTube Channel




We started our channel on January 31st 2017 whilst living in the United Kingdom with hopes of getting 1000 subscribers and no knowledge of what is involved with creating a YouTube channel. Click here to go to our YouTube channel.


Little did we know about the incredible journey we were about to go on, 5 years later we have over 60,000 subscribers.

We created over 1000 videos all about moving to Thailand from the UK, finishing our house including the building work, travelling around Thailand, 

If you are thinking about a holiday, retiring, or moving to Thailand then we highly recommend you browse the videos on our channel and you will definitely save yourself some money and heartaches.

We have also written two books which are available here on this website via Amazon.


What's the future of our YouTube Channel

The channel is now run by a Thai Vlogger called Paul who has a website called gogohopping.com





Links

    Merchandise - Merchandise Shop
    First Book - Buy Here
    Second Book - Buy Here
    Transferwise - CLICK HERE











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