Author: Danisha Nair

Malaysia has proposed the development of an “appropriate regulatory coherence mechanism to facilitate safe, convenient, and seamless travel at the regional level.”

Indonesia and Malaysia last Wednesday (10 November) agreed to launch a vaccinated travel lane between the two countries in stages, as the COVID-19 pandemic situation improves in both.

Pan Pacific Hotels Group will launch Parkroyal Collection Kuala Lumpur in June 2022 followed by the opening of Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Kuala Lumpur in October 2022.

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Fully vaccinated Malaysians and Singaporeans will soon be able to travel between the two countries without quarantine.

Singapore-based e-commerce platform Shopee moves into the hospitality scene by teaming up with global digital platforms Agoda and Booking.com to launch Shopee Hotel.

Yeast Boulangerie-Bistro opened its third outlet at Sunway Pyramid Hotel, offering a fantastic array of artisan Parisian cuisine, including freshly-baked pieces of bread, pastries, and authentic bistro-style dishes.

To support and recognise the efforts in raising awareness for men’s health, The RuMa Hotel and Residences are collaborating with Truefitt & Hill. Parts of the proceeds from their special November Afternoon Tea will be donated to the National Cancer Council Malaysia.

In view of a cautiously reopening travel sector, Agoda's travel data indicates that Malaysians are still keen on well-known domestic tourist spots. This list shows the top 20 destinations Malaysians will be flocking to.

AXN Asia’s new travel reality original production follows Afgan and Isyana on a challenging adventure across three iconic islands — Bali, Labuan Bajo, and Mandalika in Lombok — in Wonderful Indonesia.

Australia has finally lifted its ban on citizens travelling overseas without permission, while the two largest cities, Sydney and Melbourne, now allow vaccinated Australians to arrive without quarantine of any kind.

AirAsia Super App is expanding its flight and hotel offerings by partnering with more than 700 international airline brands flying to over 3,000 destinations and promoting thousands of hotels worldwide.

Who doesn’t love a good spooky story? We know we do. The list below will introduce you to some heard-of-before hantus (ghosts) that will make you want to leave the nightlight on.

In case you’re wondering, yes, Malaysians can totally visit these amazing igloos in Finland. Who wouldn’t want to fall asleep under the stars — especially if they’re the Northern Lights?

Malaysia and Singapore are looking to ease travel restrictions with announcements coming soon.

Cautious reopening. Some Southeast Asian nations (or parts of them) will soon open up to vaccinated travellers after more than a year of being shut since the COVID-19 outbreak.

Thailand’s leading hotel operator expands its global collection of world-class resorts with the opening of Centara Mirage Beach Resort Dubai.

AirAsia Malaysia will be resuming flights between Kuala Lumpur and Phuket with four weekly services departing from the capital beginning 5 November 2021.

Airbnb launched the Airbnb Green Stays Awards in Malaysia, a new awards initiative recognising sustainable travel accommodation in the country while Agoda releases the Sustainable Travel Trends Survey.

Not sure where to bring the family for a day of fun? The list will tell you which Malaysia theme parks have reopened to visitors!

The Malaysian government is considering reopening the country’s borders to fully vaccinated foreigners from certain countries.

Kotex presents their latest Limited Edition collection, Teroka Lokal, inspired by four of Malaysia’s states in an effort to showcase the ultimate diversity of Malaysia’s tourism landscape.

Penang’s Blue Mansion won the title of global Luxury Heritage Hotel at the World Luxury Hotel Awards 2021.

AirAsia is pushing to restart international flights to Thailand, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives as early as next week.