Author: Danisha Nair

Starting next year, foreigners flying into Thailand will have to pay an entry fee of THB300.

The Japanese government has taken a major step towards resuming normal tourism operations after Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced that the country will begin accepting tourists without guides and would increase the daily arrival threshold to 50,000 beginning September 7.

With the school holidays starting tomorrow, isn’t it time to make some plans, especially with the kids? Here are some places in Selangor you can consider.

To commemorate Malaysia's 65th Merdeka Day, Fave has rounded up some smashing deals from Malaysia's favourite brands to celebrate.

In celebration of Malaysia’s 65th Independence Day One&Only Desaru Coast is pleased to share a special dish by Danielle Graham, inspired by the Malaysia's Lost Tales experience at One&Only Desaru Coast.

Malaysia Airlines is celebrating Merdeka this year by offering discounts of up to 31% across all fare categories for travel between now and 12 April 2023.

What better way to celebrate our country’s independence than by enjoying a celebration of music, arts, and culture at Kampung Attap?

Travelling solo is becoming increasingly popular, with more and more people, particularly women, choosing to travel alone. And why not? You’re by yourself, and you can do whatever you want. But staying safe can be tricky; an expert tells us how.

Some of your favourite vacation spots have new flying options, including non-stop flights for the first time. Here are the most recent new local and international flight routes that have been launched, great for sparking your wanderlust.

Thyme is a new all-day dining restaurant in Parkroyal Collection Kuala Lumpur which serves both local and western fare and is led by head chef Khalil Zakhem.

The Singapore Food Festival is bringing back its food village for 2022, along with masterclasses, tours, and special dishes starting 24 August while Passport To Feast, by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), features a series of takeovers by Singaporean chefs and mixologists on Malaysian soil.

The Penang International Food Festival 2022 returns with two main events, six mini-festivals, and three cookery demonstrations throughout the island and mainland to showcase Penang's diverse food culture.