Media/contact
National TV, cable TV and satellite TV are available on the island, as well as International newspapers, books and magazines. Landline telephones, mobile phone systems and internet (ADSL) are available. There is a post office in Ton Sai. Phi Phi has its own monthly magazine / newspaper, Phi Phi News. It is distributed free of charge on the island and in all the surrounding ports.
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