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Data obtained from Tourism Malaysia’s overseas directors will serve as a guide to determine the country’s readiness to reopen the international tourism sector.

Qatar Airways has been announced as the ‘Airline of the Year’ by the international air transport rating organisation, Skytrax. And it’s their sixth time winning too!

The largest ‘Maze Park’ in Malaysia — located in Ipoh, Perak — is said the latest attraction for tourists. Check it out — it’ll immerse you in the golden era of tin ore mining.

Malaysians are getting more confident about travelling within the country, according to the latest survey by the Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom), while international travel is on the horizon.

Looking for the next big thing? Having just opened over the weekend, the new Sunway Hotel Big Box is the first Sunway hotel in southern Malaysia and a new haven of nature and adventure.

Sarawak is ready to reopen to domestic tourists from today, 1 October, onwards.

The Tioman Island and Genting Highlands tourism bubble scheduled to begin on 1 October has been suspended indefinitely.

Have AisAsia Unlimited Pass, will travel. AirAsia Unlimited Pass (Cuti-Cuti Malaysia) holders may now redeem one return free flight to Langkawi or any domestic destination to compensate for the missed travel opportunities brought by the quarantine restrictions imposed over the past year.

Up for some family fun? Theme parks nationwide will be allowed to open after the country’s vaccination rate among its adult population reaches 90%. Meanwhile, Zoo Negara and KL Bird Park scheduled to reopen this Friday.

Singapore-based gaming startup, Storms, launched Feeding Panda — a game celebrating the birth of the island nation’s first panda cub and inspired by a panda’s love of food. And these pandas don’t just eat bamboo!

Malaysia will allow more tourist destinations to reopen to local travellers, lifting its inter-state travel ban once at least 90 per cent of its adult population are vaccinated against Covid-19.

Klook is offering awesome deals of up to 50% off as part of their Bring Me To Langka-Wheee! campaign. Malaysians can easily plan out their entire Langkawi itineraries ranging from attractions to hotel packages, tours, and even car rentals at good discounts.