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The Women Only Ride-Hailing Service That’s Taking Over Malaysia
We chatted to Carriage For Her CEO, Nick Smith, to find out what really inspired the idea for a women only ride hailing service.What Is International Migrants Day?
International Migrants Day is held annually on 18 December, and recognises the efforts, struggles, hardships, rights, and contributions of migrants.The Village With A Purpose: Wanda Tourism Village
Filled with rustic wooden buildings and the mouth-watering smell of traditional Chinese dishes, this village is designed to end poverty.Japan Is Giving Away Homes
Japan is launching a program to reduce the number of abandoned houses throughout the country by giving away 8 million houses.The Forgotten Tribes Of The World
The recent Sentinelese incident has sparked considerable debate globally, as Chau not only put himself in danger, but also endangered the lives of the isolated tribe.Expat City Ranking 2018 Reveals Promising Results For Asia
The Expat Insider report for 2018 demonstrated an influx of positive reviews about Asian cities with four of the top five being Asian!New Zealand Fights For Its Rightful Place On World Maps
Tourism New Zealand creates hilarious campaign titled “Get NZ On The Map”.AirAsia Joins The Fight Against HIV/AIDS In SEA
CEO of AirAsia, Tony Fernandes says that “This is just the beginning. We have many more things planned with RED. Watch this space.”Everything You Need To Know About Black Friday Travel Deals
Whether you’re after a new luxurious suitcase or you just need a poolside vacation, you should get on these Black Friday travel sales.Paradise Island of Boracay Re-Opens for Tourists
If you’re planning on visiting Boracay, you should look up the new regulatory framework for tourists.What Could Possibly Go Wrong At A Thai Fish Spa?
As the popularity of fish spas boom, the pedicure treatment can now be found worldwide from Malaysia to Mexico.Tokyo 2020 Wants You To Experience The Olympics As A Games Volunteer
Volunteers for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics are required to work for eight hours a day for 10 days.