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Following the announcement of the Malaysian government's COVID-19 national recovery plan, we can expect (while keeping our fingers and toes crossed) for local travel to resume by October.

What’s our verdict on these brands we featured for Women's Health Month? Let’s just say that we emerged feeling happier, well-rested, and had peace of mind using these products and services!

Before you dust off that suitcase and start searching for flights, here’s a rundown of what you need to know before travelling to Phuket, Thailand when the island reopens on 1 July.

Some may feel COVID-19’s effects as ripples, but there are those of us who feel it in overwhelming, all-consuming, tsunami-like waves, and one of those industries most adversely affected is hospitality. Let’s beat the odds.

Could we be any more excited? Probably if it turns out the cast will be hopping aboard this Friends-themed cruise that’s set to sail next year.

Malaysian celebrity chef and cooking show host Ili Sulaiman takes on a trip around the through her favourite food and places to eat.

As soon as the COVID-19 situation in Malaysia shows stable improvement, both nations are keen and ready to revive free travel between us and Singapore.

Having used these apps ourselves, we weigh out which online dating service is safer and places decision-making into a woman’s hands.

Airbnb offers a golden opportunity for 12 lucky people to travel and live any destination of choice with free accommodation plus transportation allowance.

Get your tissues ready, we're going to see the world through Anthony Bourdain's eyes and voice again.

With the world opening up, it’s time to (finally) plan your next vacay. But with travel leaving such huge carbon footprints, Agoda has some sustainable measures you can take on your next holiday.

With more of us around the world being vaccinated, countries are slowly moving towards reopening their borders for tourism as long as travellers have a vaccine passport. Here's what we know about it so far.