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7 (More) Travel Trends Shaping How Malaysians Will Holiday In 2027
Skyscanner's Travel Trends 2027 report reveals how Malaysian travellers are prioritizing intentional, value-driven, and passion-led getaways.
Namhae, South Korea: The Island Beyond The Usual Tourist Trail
Off South Korea's southern coast, Namhae combines coastal villages, repurposed art hubs, and a gentler pace of life.
5 Futuristic Cities Rethinking How We Live
From electric fleets to geothermal grids, these five futuristic cities are reshaping urban sustainability and everyday living.
Travelling With Ageing Parents: The Sandwich Generation’s Dilemma
Travelling with ageing parents takes more than careful planning when you are also juggling children, work, and responsibilities back home.
Finland Is Inviting Singles To Eat, Explore, And Maybe Fall In Love
Visit Finland is inviting 16 international singles on an all-expenses-paid, four-day culinary journey in February 2027.
The Welcome Rise Of Literary Travel: Why People Are Travelling For Stories
Literary travel takes readers beyond the page, turning bookshops, authors’ homes, fictional settings, and festivals into reasons to explore the world.
Can Your Airbnb Host Make You Clean Up? Here’s What Airbnb’s New Rules Say
Airbnb's new rules limit mandatory checkout chores from 20 November 2026, clarifying what hosts can reasonably expect of guests.
Let It Pour: 6 Southeast Asian Destinations Worth Visiting In The Rainy Season
Rainy season in Southeast Asia brings greener landscapes, quieter attractions, and a fresh way to travel.
When Your Body Needs A Different Kind Of Reset: My Weekend At The Sucimurni Retreat
At Tanjong Jara Resort’s Sucimurni Pilates Retreat, a back injury taught me to rethink movement, rest, and my expectations of myself.
In Rural Austria, A Mystery Meal Makes Room For The Unexpected
At Rauchkuchl in rural Austria, a daily-changing surprise menu turns solo dining into an unexpected lesson in spontaneity and human connection.
Urbanscapes 2026: 16 Days Of Art, Music And Food Across Kuala Lumpur
After a seven-year hiatus, Urbanscapes returns to Kuala Lumpur from 31 October to 15 November 2026.
From Backpacking To Business Travel: How Our Priorities Change
Work trips offer comfort and convenience, but how much of a destination do we actually experience?
Solo Travel In Your 40s: 7 Practical Tips For Making Room For What You Want
Solo travel in your 40s can look different: prioritise comfort, flexibility, and experiences that suit your energy, interests, and budget.
France Protests And Curfews: Malaysia Issues Travel Advisory Amid Urban Unrest
Escalating protests across France have triggered local curfews, travel disruptions, and an official Malaysian travel advisory.
Books, Heritage, And Penang: Your First-Timer’s Guide To The George Town Literary Festival 2026
Your ultimate first-timer’s guide to three days of literary talks, cultural exploration, and creative discovery in Penang.
The Wrong Bike, The Right Adventure: Solo Cycling From Sokcho To South Korea’s DMZ
A solo 105 km cycling trip from Sokcho towards South Korea’s DMZ helped Sofia rediscover her love of travelling alone and trusting herself.
Malaysia Airlines, Batik Air Cancel Saudi Flights Amid Airport Disruption
Regional security concerns and airport closures have forced Malaysia Airlines and Batik Air to suspend Saudi Arabia flights.
Curiosity Took Me There: 5 Unusual Reasons To Book Your Next Trip
A viral dish, a wild hamster sighting, or an unusual flight can turn a passing curiosity into a reason to travel.
Making Magic From The Mundane: How Everyday Malaysia Inspires Santan Studio
From bowls of Sarawak laksa to family beach outings, Kuching-based designer Stefanie Sim turns everyday Malaysian life into colourful patterns filled with memory, meaning, and a little bit of magic.
The Rise of Place: 4 Culinary Trends Shaping How We Travel & Dine In 2027
Marriott International’s Future of Food 2027 report points to more local, personal and experience-driven dining across Asia Pacific.
Dismantling The Grandeur: 6 Travel Habits That Help You Enjoy The Little Things
Slowing down, releasing bucket-list pressure, and embracing unscripted moments turns ordinary trips into deeply fulfilling, personal journeys.
The Hills Are Still Alive: A Journey Through Salzburg’s Sound of Music History
Six decades on, Salzburg’s new Sound of Music museum and historic filming locations offer fresh reasons for nostalgic, slow exploration.
8 Snail Mail Clubs That Bring Travel And Adventure To Your Door
These snail mail subscriptions turn travel, creativity, and curiosity into small adventures you can open, solve or try at home.
Edinburgh Introduces 5% Visitor Levy As Other UK Destinations Consider Charges
Edinburgh’s 5% visitor levy is now in effect, with Scotland, Wales, and England also moving towards locally determined accommodation charges.























