Face Masks
The year’s most essential item is also a good way to express our love and care. The blue surgical mask is always welcome, but many brands have launched more stylish options that still offer the necessary protection.
While Christmas is not really celebrated in Thailand, the New Year is a big deal. This is when we give gifts and offer blessings to those deserving of our love and affection.
Clichéd gifts like stuffed toys or boxes of chocolate are predictable choices, but in these days of New Normal, maybe we should give something new and—let’s say—more relevant to the times. Here are several ideas.
The year’s most essential item is also a good way to express our love and care. The blue surgical mask is always welcome, but many brands have launched more stylish options that still offer the necessary protection.
Apart from the horrid coronavirus, PM2.5 dust particles have been another pain in the bum (and lungs) for Bangkokians this year. Giving an air purifier shows your loved ones that you are considerate of their well-being, and wish them nothing but fresh, filtered, dust- and virus-free air for the new year.
The lockdown has awakened a, literally, tree-hugging trait in many Bangkokians and has turned them into plant parents. Various types of potted greenery is a wonderful gift for these new green thumbs. Not only do they make for great home decor, they also double as air purifiers.
You’ve probably figured out by now that the theme for gifts for 2021 is health, which makes the smart watch a must on your list. This nifty gadget, apart from making one look tech-savvy, helps track one’s step, monitors sleep and beeps out reminders for when it’s time to work out.
So far, traveling within the country is still allowed. While we’re still afforded this luxury, why not encourage your loved ones to staycation at one of the many resorts and hotels in Thailand that are rolling out special packages during this time. This gift not only helps them relax and let go of all worries on a beach or a hillside retreat, it also helps the crumbling tourist industry.
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