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President Donalds Trump's Muslim travel ban left 200 million people stranded. The travel industry responses to the ban.

Dine; theater; dance the Kuala Lumpur nightlife away with the new KL PASS Night Out Deal.

Air India is the first airline in the world to introduce women-only seats.

The Passport Index 2017 has declared the Malaysian passport the fifth most powerful in the world.

New start-up Athletify The World is marrying the joy of travelling and fitness for a different kind of holiday experience.

We look back at some of the most important news that graced the headlines in 2016.

Indonesia's leading travel booking app for domestic and international destinations, Traveloka, added a nifty new feature.

A continuous business expansion in Asia, positions Club Med as the global leader of ski resorts.

Dubai Tourism partners with the Bollywood superstar to promote the country.

Several Malaysians travelling in Thailand during the end of November reported that Thai money changers are no longer accepting the Malaysian currency.

TravelBird has released the 2016 Inspiring Cities Ranking offering a comprehensive ranking of some of the world’s most inspirational cities.

Swim, climb, run: Three exciting ecosports competitions are coming to Langkawi.

The World Boutique Hotel Awards is the first and only international awards organisation exclusively dedicated to recognising unique excellence among boutique hotels.

MAPFest 2016 Features On-Tour Global Art Installations this November.

Delhi, the capital city of India, is the world’s most polluted city on Earth right now.

Bars and other social areas in Lincolnshire put up this poster in the women’s toilets offering them help to get out of dates that they feel unsafe in.

Scientists have recently returned to the oceans to reassess the reef health six months after the heatwave. They have bad news.

It goes to show you don't need to own a lot to be generous.

Perak hits all the right notes for Lonely Planet once again.

Hundreds of animal attractions where tourists come into physical contact with captive wild animals or endangered species will no longer be bookable on TripAdvisor or Viator.

Post 9/11, the expression ‘flying while Muslim’ or ‘Muslim while flying’ has been so widely used that it has its own Wiki page.

Expedia.com.my® 2016 Flip Flop Report discovers not only the preferences of Malaysian beach lovers but our quirky nature too.

Kate McWilliams started flying when she was 13.

Not all passports are made the same; how powerful is yours?