Travel

It’s definitely not the Merdeka holiday we’re used to due to COVID-19. So, to cater for those who are stuck at home and those who are fully-vaccinated and have the freedom to venture outdoors, here are six ways to celebrate indoors and outdoors.

Have we entered Phase 2 yet? These five aesthetically pleasing cafés in Selangor are a must-visit for their unique (and totally Instagrammable) décor and good food.

With Malaysia and her neighbours being among the world’s most Muslim-friendly travel destinations, MOTAC is keen to collaborate with the travel industries of Indonesia and Thailand to develop a common set of Muslim-friendly tourism standards.

From Langkawi to Lisbon, Kuala Lumpur to Kenya, it goes without saying that Dr Amalina Bakri is a well-travelled woman. Here are her favourite destinations to head to when she’s taking a break from helping others.

Singapore welcomed her first giant panda cub born to parents Kai Kai and Jia Jia on 14 August at the River Safari.

There’s no place like home. When a country adopts you as her own, you adopt her right back. For third culture kids, the word ‘home’ can be hard to define, but I’ve always believed that we are sum of all our experiences.

Vietnam’s first and only Bill Bensley art gallery to open at InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort.

Instead of spending fat stacks to explore the marvels that Malaysia has to offer, here are seven underrated destinations to head to when you’re working with a tight budget.

Malaysia Aviation Group's subsidiary, Malaysia Airlines Bhd, has reached a significant milestone by achieving a 100% vaccination rate for all active pilots and cabin crew.

When people think about sustainable consumerism within the context of fashion, inflated prices pop are what come to mind. However, becoming a sustainable consumer of fashion is actually cheaper and easier than most assume! The trick is to avoid unaffordable brands and instead opt for thrifting.  Yes, thrifting is still a thing, and no, it…

The Tourism Authority of Thailand is pressing for the minimum stay requirement of 14 nights for Phuket Sandbox travellers to be reduced to seven nights to boost year-end bookings.

Malaysia’s top island resorts such as Langkawi, Pangkor, Redang, Tioman, and Perhentian are all on the verge of achieving herd immunity and should be ready for reopening as early as September 2021.