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Are you new to Chiang Mai or thinking of moving here?
Moving to a new city and country can be a daunting prospect. No matter how enthusiastic and keen you are to begin a new life in Chiang Mai there will be issues that will concern you. Whatever questions you have; whether they are legal (visas, regulations and the like), practical (how to find somewhere to live, get around or where to shop) or social (how do you make new friends?) you may find some of the answers at a Welcome Dinner for newcomers held at Thai Visa sponsor, Tuskers.
We meet on Wednesday evenings twice a month from 7pm and for newcomers the meal is free as a way of welcoming you to Chiang Mai. For old hands that wish to attend and share their knowledge there is a nominal dining charge of just 100 baht.
Booking is essential in order that we can cater for the correct numbers so please book on this form at the Tuskers website.
The dinner an excellent place for you to find the information you need and to meet new friends. We hope to see you there and welcome to Chiang Mai.
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Welcome To Chiang MaiA free welcome dinner for newcomers
Started by miltonbentley, 2008-01-09 09:59
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Woof Posted 2008-01-09 17:45:32
Which Wednesdays, MB? Every 1st and 3rd or every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month?
Nienke #3
Super Member Posted 2008-01-11 14:27:46
The dates for this quarter are -
Wednesday 16th January Tuesday 29th January Tuesday 12th February Tuesday 26th February Tuesday 11th March Tuesday 25th March #4
Platinum Member Posted 2008-01-12 20:27:17
Are you new to Chiang Mai or thinking of moving here? Moving to a new city and country can be a daunting prospect. No matter how enthusiastic and keen you are to begin a new life in Chiang Mai there will be issues that will concern you. Whatever questions you have; whether they are legal (visas, regulations and the like), practical (how to find somewhere to live, get around or where to shop) or social (how do you make new friends?) you may find some of the answers at a Welcome Dinner for newcomers held at Thai Visa sponsor, Tuskers. We meet on Wednesday evenings twice a month from 7pm and for newcomers the meal is free as a way of welcoming you to Chiang Mai. For old hands that wish to attend and share their knowledge there is a nominal dining charge of just 100 baht. Booking is essential in order that we can cater for the correct numbers so please book on this form at the Tuskers website. The dinner an excellent place for you to find the information you need and to meet new friends. We hope to see you there and welcome to Chiang Mai. This is very neighbourly of you MB I have called by (not for the free nosh) but you were it seems on your night off. #5
Newbie Posted 2008-03-13 06:34:39
Free Nosh? English term or slang I suppose?
Are you new to Chiang Mai or thinking of moving here? Moving to a new city and country can be a daunting prospect. No matter how enthusiastic and keen you are to begin a new life in Chiang Mai there will be issues that will concern you. Whatever questions you have; whether they are legal (visas, regulations and the like), practical (how to find somewhere to live, get around or where to shop) or social (how do you make new friends?) you may find some of the answers at a Welcome Dinner for newcomers held at Thai Visa sponsor, Tuskers. We meet on Wednesday evenings twice a month from 7pm and for newcomers the meal is free as a way of welcoming you to Chiang Mai. For old hands that wish to attend and share their knowledge there is a nominal dining charge of just 100 baht. Booking is essential in order that we can cater for the correct numbers so please book on this form at the Tuskers website. The dinner an excellent place for you to find the information you need and to meet new friends. We hope to see you there and welcome to Chiang Mai. This is very neighbourly of you MB I have called by (not for the free nosh) but you were it seems on your night off. #6
Titanium Member Posted 2008-03-13 06:51:32
....not slang ...just means free nosh...scran.....bubble.....jibla....grub...snap....tucker (auz)...bhai kin kao.....or simply..... luncheon.....which oop narth is dinner ...or even tea.......whatever ....custy...init.....
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Advanced Member Posted 2008-04-28 16:59:42
The Tuskers web site mentions a welcome dinner scheduled for tomorrow (April 29th). Is this the same thing? There is no mention of time on their website; does anyone know what tim it will begin?
Thanks, Angela #8
Woof Posted 2008-04-29 15:37:50
Hi Angela,
Not 100% sure, but if you pop in between 6.30 and 7 pm tht should be fine. You can also drop a pm to miltonbentley (see posts #1 and 3) or give him a ring. See telephone number on his website. Enjoy your evening!  Nienke #9
Advanced Member Posted 2008-04-29 21:33:15
Thanks for your help. It was a great dinner!
Hi Angela, Not 100% sure, but if you pop in between 6.30 and 7 pm tht should be fine. You can also drop a pm to miltonbentley (see posts #1 and 3) or give him a ring. See telephone number on his website. Enjoy your evening! Nienke #10
Senior Member Posted 2008-09-17 08:08:33
Yesterday dinner was great! It's really friendly atmosphere and smart guys to talk to
THANK YOU many times for a great time and company! Checking-out other events at Tuskers is a must.
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Newbie Posted 2009-01-29 17:06:09
Yesterday dinner was great! It's really friendly atmosphere and smart guys to talk to THANK YOU many times for a great time and company! Checking-out other events at Tuskers is a must.is the dinner at tuskers for newbees still on ??? if so when id love to join #13
Platinum Member Posted 2010-10-12 13:57:46
has this thread died? Note to Doctor....reviese section regarding when to rescuscitate in Med Shool 101 books. #14
Star Member Posted 2010-10-12 14:11:36
Unfortunately they have closed now. As such will close this topic.
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