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About 12Go Asia
Headquartered in Singapore with its main SEA operation office in Bangkok, 12Go Asia is serving multinational customers with high-quality, safe, secure and efficient transportation services in South East Asia. Registered in 2013 the company became a powerful system for B2B and B2C online ticketing for such inventory as bus, train, ferry, transfers, flights and packages. 12Go is operating in 8 countries of SEA so far: Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines. Soon we will open India, China, Japan and Indonesia.
We built the system to issue multi-modal tickets in South East Asia. A single entry point for passengers, operators and agents across countries, languages, currencies and cultures, a shiny cloud in the Asian transportation heaven.
Thailand travel planning - book trains, buses, ferries, transfers, flights click!! 
Thailand Travel Guide
Whatever you write about Thailand, it has already been written a thousand times; maybe a hundred thousand and one. But we will write it again: we love Thailand – and hope you will love it, too! Having travelled quite a lot around Southeast Asia, we are absolutely confident that Thailand is arguably the most interesting, convenient and safe destination to visit, offering diversity of activities, sights and experiences, from lazy beach holidays on paradise-like islands to the less discovered rugged parts of the country where wild jungle adventures beckon you. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Malaysia travel planning - book trains, buses, ferries, transfers, flights click!! Malaysia Travel Guide Put Malaysia on your bucket list if it’s not already – it is one of the most spectacular countries to visit in South East Asia boasting a scenery of cascading tea plantations, pristine white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and wild tropical rainforests, all in one! Malaysia also has a fascinating heritage, a mix of Malay, Chinese, Muslim, and Christian making up its rich and diverse cultural tapestry. Not only does this translate into mouth-watering cuisine, too, but into the vibrant customs and traditions still present to this day.  | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Cambodia travel planning - book trains, buses, ferries, transfers, flights click!! Cambodia Travel Guide - Best Travelling Tips The first thing, which comes to your mind on hearing ‘Cambodia’, is arguably ‘Angkor’. And yes, the remnants of the powerful Khmer Kingdom of the times long passed are as impressive as they can get. Chances that Angkor will be the main reason – or the first/only reason – for which you would ever think about visiting Cambodia are not just high; they are 100% sure. If you have just a couple of days at your disposal and wish to make the first acquaintance, then you will most probably base in Siem Reap with several temples of the Angkor Small Circle and a floating village at Tonle Sap Lake as the only things you will have time to check – and that is already good enough | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
 Vietnam travel planning - book trains, buses, ferries, transfers, flights click!! Vietnam Travel Guide What are the first things which come to your mind on mentioning Vietnam? We used to think about endless rice fields, pointed straw hats and steaming pho bowls. You may as well dream about thousand islands of Ha Long Bay or recollect the Vietnamese war veteran living next do to you and buying you lollipops on Sundays. And indeed, all of these images are very Vietnamese. |
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 Myanmar travel planning - book trains, buses, ferries, transfers, flights click!! Myanmar Travel Guide – Best Travelling Tips When we decided to head to Myanmar for the first time we did not know much about the country except for that there were an ‘Ankgor-like’ place filled with ancient temples and a picturesque lake with fishermen balancing on one foot while hauling in their nets and making for a great shot. People around us continued to roll their eyes in a sort of ecstasy murmuring enthusiastically ‘Oh Burma! It is the crown of the whole South East Asia!’ So we took our backpacks and set on to find out more about that mysterious crown./ Two weeks in Myanmar turned out to be probably the most weird two weeks of all our travels and the emotions we experienced were rather contradictory. We met both the most sincere, welcoming and friendly people ever; but we also saw greedy ass-holes, pickpockets and cheats. We admired cosmic temples of Bagan and were shocked by post-apocalyptical pictures of certain areas in Yangon. We sweated through Mandalay’s scorching summer and felt refreshed and rejuvenated surrounded by lush greenery of Inle Lake. To tell the truth, we were so happy to see Air Asia flight attendants greeting us on board a flight back to Bangkok that we almost smothered them with kisses. But as the time passed we now have to admit that our very first trip to Myanmar was simply amazing! And we are absolutely happy we went there. You should go there, too. |
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 Philippines travel planning - book trains, buses, ferries, transfers, flights click!! The Philippines Travel Guide With 7,107 islands to choose from, the Philippines seem to have it all. The endless variety of scenery and activities caters for a smorgasbord of travellers and tourists; those with backpacks and those with Louis Vuitton compact purses. Lush, emerald rice terraces, immaculate beaches, a seething, graffiti scrawled city, tropical jungles, active volcanoes and stunning mountains; the Philippines will lure you in, ensnare and captivate. |
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Laos travel planning - book trains, buses, ferries, transfers, flights click!! The majority of those who do decide to visit Lao almost inevitably start with Vientiane, the capital city. The next major star destination is Luang Prabang and many tourists just make a quick beeline there taking a flight. Those who travel overland, usually check Vang Vieng en route. And that’s probably all! Only a thin flow of backpackers and adventure seekers venture out to explore further south to Pakse and Champasak or go to the wild, wild north – to Bokeo and beyond to get in touch of the most remote – and beautiful! – parts of the country. Vientiane Yes, we know that Thai expats – any many of expats in Laos, in fact – do not like Vientiane – to say the least. Indeed, dusty and spread out the city lacks the charm of colonial Savannakhet and cannot boats natural wonders of smaller destinations like Vang Vieng. But Vientiane is growing rapidly today with modern shopping centres and high-rise condominiums changing the skyline and lifestyle of the city and the sunsets over the Mekong River are always spectacular. Ancient wats in Vientiane are simply stunning and the restaurant scene won’t disappoint, either. Besides, wherever you are heading next in Laos, Vientiane can offer the best transportation solutions. Luang Prabang Full of French colonial fleur ‘shaken, not stirred’ with traditional Lao architecture Luang Prabang is simply unique. Elegant yet very cosy, often topping the ‘travellers choice’ lists of various paper and online magazines and awards, Luang Prabang offers colourful glimpses of the times when Laos was a part of French Indochine. Though it is easily reached via direct flights from regional capitals and some of the bigger cities like Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Siem Reap or Hanoi, the most authentic way to get to Luang Prabang is probably by a slow boat from Houay Xai – well, if you are patient enough! Vang Vieng Once an open-air party capital of the country with free flow of alcohol and weed in every bar you could make a stop at while tubing, Vang Vieng has been somewhat working on its image lately and got a lot quieter in the best sense of the word after the ban of these venues. Yet tubing, awesome caving, hot air ballooning and stunning scenery are all there plus a couple of music festivals have made their way to Vang Vieng recently adding to the appeal |
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