Author: Sue May

If you’ve ever dreamt of taking an upwards dive into space, NASA is helping everyone pass the time at home with some seriously cool virtual space tours.

Here’s what’s going on around the world while we’re all doing our part staying home.

With tourism being the lifeline of many prefectures in the nation, The Japan National Tourism Organization has created a 360° virtual tour of the country, perhaps in a bid to keep interest in the East Asian nation.

With everyone stuck indoors doing their part with social distancing, many are attempting to get creative with how to fill their time without going bonkers. Should you still be looking for productive activities, why not head back to school and start some online courses?

The closure of theme parks such as Disneyland and home self-isolation period in many countries doesn’t mean that you can’t still plug-in and let the little one experience the world from home. For the moms who are finding themselves suddenly swamped, we’ve got you covered!

As more companies are beginning to provide more resources for couchsurfing, literally, here’s a list of things to do from the safety and comfort of home.

In response to COVID-19, a host of commercial airlines have begun developing and announcing flexible change policies to accommodate the pandemic. This list addresses some of the major carriers in the Asian region.

To keep travellers up-to-date, here's a list of advisories from around the world concerning entry bans and other travel restrictions complete with official websites to refer to for those still travelling in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the newly-announced 2020 Economic Stimulus Package, Malaysians can look forward to several incentives that would make domestic travel more accessible.

With each day bringing more news of fresh COVID-19 cases, is it still okay to travel right now or is it time to cancel travel plans in its entirety? Here’s what you need to know before you go onwards ahead on your journey.

Whether you’re a frequent traveller or an occasional one, you’ll likely run into an offer for a souvenir passport stamp one day. Here's why you probably should avoid accepting this, at least, not in your actual passport.

As we strive toward a more gender-equal world, whether individually or collectively, it is perhaps more apt than ever for this year's International Women’s Day campaign theme to be #EachforEqual. Here's a look at some of the milestones of women’s travels over the past century.

Although adventure has traditionally been a man’s domain, a fair share of women have proven that the female spirit can be every bit as brave, intrepid and curious as any man.

The Saudi Arabian cabinet passed a bevy of regulations that grant women the right to obtain passports and travel without male guardians. The new laws are set to go into effect by the end of the month.

Headlines this week have been dominated by the Malaysian government’s introduction of the Departure Levy Bill 2019. Flyers will be charged a Departure Tax ranging between RM8 to RM150 starting September 1, 2019.

An independent study by Asher & Lyric has listed Malaysia as the third-worst country in Asia for solo female travellers. The blog’s ‘Women’s Danger Index’ was released last week.

These tried-and-tested beauty tricks will keep you looking (and feeling) your best throughout your vacay.

If you’ve already experienced the magic of Holi and Songkran, you might be wondering what else there is to discover. The answer? Plenty...

We hope you’ve got your sabbatical letter printed and ready to go!

Royal Caribbean UK is looking to hire a ‘Shore Explorer’ willing to travel and test far-flung destinations and experiences.

Machu Picchu sees millions of tourists annually, but the first person in a wheelchair only visited the ancient Inca site in 2019.

Did you know that if the insurance provider decides that an accident was your fault, there may be no payout?

The hotel wants to encourage quality time experiencing a vacation.

According to the first forecast for 2019, the famed cherry blossoms are expected to bloom early in 2019.