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.
Explore Izu Peninsula At Your Own Pace With Walk Japan’s 6D5N Self-Guided Tour
The Izu Wayfarer – a self-guided walking tour curated by Walk Japan – is perfect for solo women seeking nature, culture, and stress-free logistics in coastal Japan.4 Best-Selling Snacks On Malaysian TikTok You Need To Try Now
Here are the best-selling snacks on Malaysian TikTok to try—flavour-packed, viral favourites that people can’t stop buying.Newly Crowned: Asia’s Newest UNESCO World Heritage Sites To Have On Your Travel Radar
These 10 newly crowned heritage sites in Asia aren’t just beautiful—they tell stories of ancient empires, sacred journeys, and cultures that continue to endure.MyBorderPass Lets Malaysians Breeze Through Immigration With Just A QR Code
MyBorderPass is a new QR-based system that lets Malaysians clear KLIA immigration in under 10 seconds—no passport scanning, no forms, just your phone and face.Cathay Pacific Celebrates Skytrax Win With Exclusive Economy Class Offer
Cathay Pacific rewards Malaysian travellers with RM520 off Economy fares—exclusive to members—celebrating its Skytrax win as World’s Best Economy Class Airline.Scoot Adds Vietnam & Kota Bharu To Its Network With New Affordable Flights
Scoot expands its network with new flights to Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Kota Bharu, offering Malaysians an affordable way to travel across Southeast Asia.5 Local Favourite Nasi Kandar Spots In KL & Selangor: Ayam Goreng, Kuah Campur, Repeat
The Klang Valley is packed with Nasi Kandar spots serving rich curries, tender meats, and unforgettable kuah banjir—a true Malaysian comfort food experience.Your Social Media Is Now Part Of Your US Visa Application—Here’s How To Get It Right
Malaysians applying for US visas must now set their social media profiles to public—part of stricter checks to verify identities and flag suspicious behaviour.Flying Further: AirAsia Adds Palembang, Semarang, And Tashkent To Its Growing Network
AirAsia expands its network with new routes to Palembang, Semarang, and Tashkent—offering travellers exciting destinations, seamless connectivity, and unbeatable fares across Southeast and Central Asia.Middle East Flight Disruptions: Here’s What Malaysian Travellers Should Know
Heightened Iran-Israel tensions have triggered widespread flight disruptions across key air routes. Here’s what you need to know.PURE At Niseko Village Becomes The Ultimate Outdoor Playground For Summer 2025
PURE at Niseko Village transforms into a summer adventure hub, offering nature-based thrills and family fun.New Rules, Same Wanderlust: The EES & ETIAS For Malaysians Travelling To The EU
Europe remains high on Malaysian travel wishlists and while visa-free entry remains, two new EU systems, EES and ETIAS, will soon change how you enter and move around.Planning A Trip To Japan? Expect Higher Costs And New Rules
Starting July 2025, travel to Japan gets pricier and more complex, with dual pricing, visa changes, tax refund tweaks, and a stronger yen driving up costs.Avoid Check-In Hassles: Updated Name Format Guidelines For Malaysia Airlines & AirAsia
Malaysia Airlines and AirAsia now have updated name formats to reflect Asian naming customs, helping passengers avoid ticket issues by correctly splitting given and family names during booking.Dining With Dad: Meaningful Father’s Day Meals To Treat Pops To In KL
This Father’s Day, treat Dad to a memorable meal in Kuala Lumpur with dining experiences that blend flavour, warmth, and heartfelt appreciation.What’s In Our Suitcase: June Travel Staples To Pack, Use & Love
Summer’s in session, and it’s all about easy style and feel-good routines. These picks bring that warm-weather energy into your everyday life—and suitcase.You Can Now Fly To Bangkok And Kuching Daily From Subang Airport
Batik Air’s expansion at Subang Airport brings easier access to Bangkok, Kuching, and beyond—perfect for spontaneous getaways and stress-free regional travel.Travel To Perth For Less: AirAsia Launches Flight Deal With Tourism Western Australia
RM200 flight discounts to Perth! AirAsia and Tourism Western Australia launch a major travel deal, making it easier for Malaysians to explore Western Australia.Honeymoon In Kuala Lumpur: 7 Hotels For Every Kind Of Couple
Kuala Lumpur is an unexpected but perfect honeymoon spot—luxurious, romantic, and full of stylish hotels where you can unwind, explore, and celebrate love.
Travel Smart: EnrichMoney Lets You Spend Points Like Cash
EnrichMoney’s new Pay with Points feature lets travellers use loyalty points for everyday spending, offering more flexibility, value, and ease at home or abroad.Slow Travel Gets A Boost With Kuala Lumpur–Bangkok Train Comeback
The Kuala Lumpur–Bangkok direct train is set to return by end-2025, strengthening cross-border rail connectivity in Southeast Asia.Sweet, Sweet Shakes: 6 Spots For The Best Milkshakes In KL & PJ
Is the weather too hot? A cold, creamy milkshake will help. Here are some spots to get the best—whether you want a sugar spectacle or a creamy classic.
Klook’s New Campaign Turns Travel Into A Path To Self-Discovery
Klook’s The Best You campaign redefines travel as a path to self-discovery and joy, positioning the platform as a lifestyle brand.Stay At These New Malaysian Hotels For Heritage With A Stylish Spin
From KL to Ipoh, these stylish hotels reimagine heritage, creating vibrant spaces where history meets contemporary flair.
