AIS, True and dtac run wifi hotspots across Thai malls, campuses and train stations, and on your own network it costs little or nothing. Here’s how to log in to each, and what it costs if your plan doesn’t include it.
The mobile data from your internet package might not be enough to carry you through your internet usage every month.
And running out of internet isn’t something you want to happen, especially if you’re in a jam.
You may be completely cut off from the online world. Or your internet will be so slow that your phone will basically be useless.
But did you know you can connect to free wifi throughout Thailand, especially in the cities?
The connection is good, with average speeds of 50 Mbps, both upload and download. In certain places, the speed is over 100 Mbps.
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