A recent global sex survey found that 70 per cent of Thai women cannot achieve orgasm.

Others reach orgasm through masturbation or having sex with another woman, while 79 per cent of Thai men climax during sex, according to research by condom manufacturer Durex.

The survey was conducted in 26 countries and questioned 26,000 respondents about their sexual behaviour and attitudes.

It revealed that 54 per cent of Thai couples cannot reach orgasm, while Italians, Spanish, Mexicans and South Africans are the most likely to climax almost every time, at 66 per cent. Only 24 per cent of Chinese couples achieve orgasm and the Japanese recorded 27 per cent.

Sexologist Dr Pansak Sugkrakroek says most Thai women cannot reach orgasm because their partners do not know how to help them.

“They just care about themselves,” he says. “Making love is a kind of art that they have to learn so that they can help their partners.”

Pansak says some couples end relationships because they cannot help each other to reach orgasm.

Taking more time can have a significant impact on the quality of orgasms. Those Thais fully satisfied with the intensity of their orgasms spend on average 3.9 more minutes on foreplay than those who are not, he adds.

“Even though orgasms are not the be all and end all of sex, regularly achieving them improves emotional and overall wellbeing, as well as a bond with a partner. It can also help to reduce life’s stresses. Ideally, people should try to have orgasms regularly,” he says.

However, he suggests women should not fake orgasms because it could lead to conflict if partners discover the woman is not being sincere.

He advises couples to learn how to improve their relationship rather than focus on orgasms.

The Pattaya Dragon will be located on a 23-rai site on Second Road in the city resort and is expected to attract both foreigners and locals. The project will consist of three zones - Moonlight, Ice Bar and Slim Pattaya.

Moonlight will be an outdoor area designed for staging events, including concerts and competitions. It will accommodate up to 10,000 people.

According to the press statement The Ice Bar will be the first cool pub in Thailand, with different temperatures in four areas. It will hold up to 600 people. But Bangkok already has this cool room in Titanium Bangkok.

And Slim Pattaya will be a pub with four areas - a slim zone focusing on young people, a fashion zone aimed at drawing a business crowd, a cigar zone for smokers and a terrace and bar for dining.

They said the goal was to build a new tourist attraction in Pattaya that was different from all the others. Hops that the new airport will bring new customers to the area are in there calculations. Tour operators are being approached to include Pattaya Dragon in their itineraries.

A proposed from Culture Minister Khunying Khaisri Sriaroon regulation to ban women aged younger than 20 working as so-called “coyote dancers” is attracting fire for alleged violation of workers’ rights.

The move came after Her Majesty the Queen recently expressed concern at television coverage of young women dancing at a Buddhist charity event at Nong Khai.

Labour Protection and Welfare Department chief Padungsak Thephasdin na Ayutthaya said prohibiting under-20s from working as dancers was against labour rights. He said women aged around 20 were mature and had a right to work where and at what they wished.

The law already provides regulations restricting young people from certain work - in the sex trade for example. (Its never been strictly enforced its still there.)

Education Minister Wijit Srisaan warned the Culture Ministry to proceed with caution. He thinks that if anyone dances in public in a lewd manner it would be inappropriate regardless of age (ohh good help us)

The best comment came from Interior Ministry permanent secretary Pongpayom Wasaputi he has informed provincial governors of Her Majesty’s concerns and sought their help in preventing future inappropriate performances, especially at Buddhist sites and public events.

In our opinion sexy dancing, alcohol or any drugs or party should not be held in any temple what so ever. But in Thai tradition the temple is a gathering places for festivals but after Her Majesty the Queen remarks, hopefully this will end soon.

Pictures of Thailand coyote dancers can be slandered or admired here

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