Author: Danisha Nair

Finland invites global travellers on a free seven-day Lakeland trip, highlighting nature, digital detox, and its approach to happiness.

Club Med Borneo in Kuala Penyu brings sustainable luxury and all-inclusive travel to Sabah, blending nature, culture and immersive experiences.

90D is a 90-night immersive dining experience in Kuala Lumpur pairing cuisine, light and sound high above the city skyline.

Malaysia’s FLYsiswa programme gives eligible students a RM400 flight subsidy for travel between Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, Sarawak, and Labuan.

From award-winning hotels to authentic halal Cantonese dim sum, Hong Kong is deepening its promise as an inclusive sanctuary for the modern Muslim woman.

International Women’s Day 2026 brings wellness events, talks, and community gatherings across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor celebrating this year’s theme, “Give to Gain.”

Airspace closures and airline suspensions across the Middle East are disrupting global travel as governments issue urgent advisories.

If you have ever connected through Doha and wished you had time to step outside the airport, the Discover Qatar Stopover Programme is designed for exactly that. The initiative allows international travellers the chance to turn a long layover into a luxurious short break for as little as GBP11 (approx. RM65) per night. Instead of…

New 2026 flight routes from Kuala Lumpur to Doha, Bahrain and London offer travellers more flexible and affordable long-haul options.

Klang Valley hotels unveil Ramadan 2026 iftar buffets blending heritage flavours, regional cuisine and festive dining experiences for families and gatherings.

Malaysians can travel to South Korea without K-ETA until 31 December 2026, but must complete the e-Arrival Card.

As health authorities monitor fresh Nipah virus cases in parts of Asia in early 2026, travellers are once again being reminded to factor health risks into their travel plans. Recent travel advisories have placed parts of South and Southeast Asia back on travellers’ radar — not as destinations to avoid, but as places where heightened…

As Lunar New Year approaches, Klang Valley’s restaurants unveil reunion feasts rooted in tradition, symbolism, and shared celebration.

The Emirates Asia Pass lets travellers book multi-country flights across Southeast Asia under one flexible, seamless ticket.

Malaysia tops Southeast Asia’s tourism rankings again, drawing travellers with food, cities, beaches, nature and great value.

Discover new hotels in Asia-Pacific offering design-led stays, smart locations, and comfort-focused experiences for women travellers.

From February 2026, Malaysians must obtain a UK ETA before travelling for short, visa-free visits or transiting.

Dubai 2026 continues to attract Malaysian women and families with safe, stylish experiences that balance culture, comfort and adventure.

From hydration and skincare to tech and gut health, these new travel finds make moving between destinations easier and more comfortable.

Malaysia’s digital immigration update means fewer logins, faster border crossings, and a short transition period for travellers in 2026.

Michelle Yeoh casts Malaysia as a cinematic “film set” for Visit Malaysia 2026, inviting women travellers to explore brighter, story-worthy destinations.

Speciality coffee in the Klang Valley is thriving, with cafes and roasters shaping a scene built on craft, character, and the joy of discovering great cuppas.

The KL–JB ETS provides a fast, reliable, and traffic-free alternative for travellers heading between Malaysia’s two busiest cities.

Penang Bird Park’s new indoor Reptile House offers families the chance to see rare species and have hands-on encounters in a weather-proof, festive environment.