Danisha Nair
A journalist by profession, self-proclaimed horror movie expert by passion. Danisha needs to spend more time watching sunsets than Netflix. Ultimately, she's just another girl figuring out her place in the world in between the multitudinous demands of adult life.
7 (More) Travel Trends Shaping How Malaysians Will Holiday In 2027
Skyscanner's Travel Trends 2027 report reveals how Malaysian travellers are prioritizing intentional, value-driven, and passion-led getaways.Finland Is Inviting Singles To Eat, Explore, And Maybe Fall In Love
Visit Finland is inviting 16 international singles on an all-expenses-paid, four-day culinary journey in February 2027.Can Your Airbnb Host Make You Clean Up? Here’s What Airbnb’s New Rules Say
Airbnb's new rules limit mandatory checkout chores from 20 November 2026, clarifying what hosts can reasonably expect of guests.Urbanscapes 2026: 16 Days Of Art, Music And Food Across Kuala Lumpur
After a seven-year hiatus, Urbanscapes returns to Kuala Lumpur from 31 October to 15 November 2026.France Protests And Curfews: Malaysia Issues Travel Advisory Amid Urban Unrest
Escalating protests across France have triggered local curfews, travel disruptions, and an official Malaysian travel advisory.Malaysia Airlines, Batik Air Cancel Saudi Flights Amid Airport Disruption
Regional security concerns and airport closures have forced Malaysia Airlines and Batik Air to suspend Saudi Arabia flights.The Rise of Place: 4 Culinary Trends Shaping How We Travel & Dine In 2027
Marriott International’s Future of Food 2027 report points to more local, personal and experience-driven dining across Asia Pacific.Edinburgh Introduces 5% Visitor Levy As Other UK Destinations Consider Charges
Edinburgh’s 5% visitor levy is now in effect, with Scotland, Wales, and England also moving towards locally determined accommodation charges.Batik Air Offers Solo Female Travellers Seat Choice And Up To 30% Off
Solo female travellers flying Batik Air can request available seats at check-in, plus save up to 30% on flights through January 2027.Malaysia’s Passport Ranks No. 2: What Its 175 Mobility Score Means
Malaysia’s passport ranks joint-second globally in 2026, but its 175 Mobility Score combines visa-free, visa-on-arrival, and eTA travel access.Australia Tightens Visa Rules, With ASEAN Exemption For Malaysian Students
Australia is tightening visa rules, but Malaysian students can still bring eligible family members under an ASEAN exemption.Ormond Sandakan Opens As A New Waterfront Hotel In Sabah
Ormond Sandakan opens on Sabah's waterfront, offering 299 sea-view rooms, Sabahan-inspired dining, and easy gateway access to wildlife sanctuaries.Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection Announces 52 European Sailings For 2028
Ritz-Carlton’s 2028 European season adds 52 luxury yacht sailings, marking a major shift towards smaller-scale hotel cruising.South Korea’s “No Dancing” Rule: Can Tourists Get In Trouble For Dancing?
South Korea hasn't banned dancing, but venue licensing rules mean travellers should follow venue guidance during live performances.Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau Eruption Disrupted Thousands Of Flights. Here’s What Else You Should Know
With Indonesia’s airports reopening post-Anak Krakatau eruption, here is what women and solo travellers navigating flight disruptions must know.Check In, Cash In: BonusLink Travel Turns Hotel Stays Into Everyday Rewards
BonusLink Travel lets Malaysian travellers earn and redeem points on global hotel bookings to offset everyday living costs.Report: Malaysians Are Embracing AI, But Not Letting It Take Over Their Holidays
Malaysians lead East Asian AI travel adoption while retaining human oversight to navigate safety concerns and deliberate itineraries.Navigating Japan’s New Travel Rules: Airport Tax Refunds And Higher Departure Fees
Japan updates departure tax and moves tax-free shopping to airport refunds from November 2026, altering traveller exit steps.Planning A China Trip: What To Know About The New September 2026 Entry Rules
China’s new exit-and-entry rules take effect on 15 September, expanding immigration authorities’ ability to verify travellers’ identity and trip purpose.China’s Greater Bay Area: One Trip, Multiple Destinations
Greater Bay Area lets Malaysian travellers combine Hong Kong, Guangdong, and Macau in one multi-destination trip.New Zealand’s First Michelin Guide Puts 110 Restaurants On The Global Culinary Map
New Zealand’s inaugural Michelin Guide recognises 110 restaurants, celebrating regional produce, Māori values, sustainability, and world-class dining.Haze In Malaysia: The Traveller Questions You’re Probably Asking
Transboundary haze from regional fires is affecting air quality across parts of Malaysia, requiring travellers to monitor conditions and adapt outdoor plans.4 Art, Film And Cultural Events To See In KL & PJ This August
Four August events in KL and PJ spotlight Indigenous culture, contemporary art, Malaysian female filmmakers, and immersive performance.Meet Aggy: The Orangutan Inspiring A New Conservation Campaign In Malaysia
Aggy’s recovery story highlights how Orang Utan Island and Marriott Bonvoy are advancing conservation, rehabilitation, and wildlife education in Malaysia.
