Author: Danisha Nair

Tourism Selangor lists out four super exciting activities to try at the Community Host Programme in Hulu Selangor.

CNN’s travel edition listed Penang among its top 22 places to go to in 2022.

Even more stringent border controls have been instituted throughout Asia in the last week due to the rapid spread of COVID-19’s Omicron variant.

Despite the Omicron variant spreading, travel is slowly resuming worldwide. So, what are some of the travel trends to look out for in 2022? We have them right here.

Airlines and bus operators in Malaysia are to temporarily stop selling travel tickets to Singapore under the Vaccinated Travel Lane scheme until 20 January, 2022.

As Malaysia recently got hit with flash floods displacing tens of thousands, there were many stories of hope, courage, and a united front among the rakyat. Here are eight inspiring stories that have emerged over social media, showcasing Malaysians doing what they could to help one another.

Malaysia Airlines witnessed the successful operation of its inaugural flight using sustainable aviation fuel by partnering with Petronas Dagangan and Nestle.

Visitors to ESCAPE Penang can experience a deeper connection with the great outdoors with the addition of ESCAPE Penang’s Base Camp — a two-acre camping site, complete with modern amenities for an enjoyable stay.

The Malaysian songket has been listed in UNESCO’s List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Not sure where to ring in the new year? Why not welcome 2022 at one of these 12 incredible homes you can book on Airbnb? They’re based on the most searched destinations around Malaysia.

AirAsia ride and Trapo team up to provide a safe, hygienic, and convenient travel experience on the ground when passengers book land transport.

The possibility of a direct sea route between Desaru and Singapore gives hotels and resort operators hope to boost tourism in Johor.

Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill, the striking new signature restaurant at Sunway City Kuala Lumpur, is set to debut in early 2022.

The United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) has called out against the introduction of blanket restrictions on travel, as witnessed in recent days.

Those on the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) by air and land, the Langkawi International Travel Bubble (LITB), and the One Stop Centre (OSC) for short-term business visitors will have to undergo COVD-19 testing for six days after arriving in Malaysia. The new requirement will also apply to travellers from Singapore.

Kampung Batu Puteh, a village with a community-based tourism project, has been recognised as one of the Best Tourism Villages by UNWTO.

Tourists from nations that have reported or are at danger of an Omicron variant outbreak are not permitted to join the Langkawi international travel bubble programme.

After being confined for so long, it’s only natural for us to seek adventure. Regardless of if you’re an adrenaline junkie or not, these 10 extreme sports that can be done all around Malaysia are sure to satiate your need for something different.

Cute animals and yummy food? Lunch or dinner can’t get any better than that. Here are seven paw-fect cafes and restaurants in Malaysia you can enjoy the company of some furry friends at.

With Emily in Paris Season 2 premiering on Netflix on December 22, 2021, the trailer got us pining for a slice of France.

Malaysia and Singapore will simultaneously launch both air and land Vaccinated Travel Lanes (VTL) from 29 November.

Feeling bored? There are heaps of things happening in and around KL city this weekend. Here are some things to do.

The Four Points by Sheraton Desaru has opened as part of Marriott Bonvoy's remarkable array of 30 hotel brands.

Thinking of heading down south? Here’s a list of important things to take note of when travelling to Singapore from KL. And back again.