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In 2017, I embarked on my first solo adventure, an all-female adventure, and capped it off by returning to my first love – the ocean.

Sabah Parks director Dr Jamili Nais said last night that climbers were evacuated following the earthquake.

It’s all fine if you’re comfortable with volunteering abroad by yourself. However, if you’re slightly concerned...

As Manal Al-Sharif, one of our top speakers at ZafigoX last year said, “Mobility is a human right.”

Know a globe-trotter or a wanderluster? You don't have to wrack your brains for the perfect gift come the next special occasion anymore.

After talking to a few good folks who’ve taken the plunge, here’s what we’ve learned about travelling on your ownsome.

Transforming from tadpole to mermaid? Here are a few hints and tips for you ladies taking the plunge into scuba diving.

You probably knew this already, but Southeast Asia is home to a myriad of yet-to-be-popularised hideaways.

Here's a list of women in the travel industry and what they've done to shake things up.

Travelling in Sri Lanka is neither difficult nor daunting, even as a solo lady.

"A part of me has always wanted to be able to tell people I’ve been to Kathmandu."

Some pretty cool destinations in Southeast Asia if you're not up for hot and humid.

If you’re chasing after a magnificent sunrise on your holidays, these sites should serve as your next destination inspiration.

Most people instantly think of phở or cha gio when they think of Vietnamese cuisine, but there’s a lot more to Vietnamese food than that.

Having travelled to over 20 countries, Nadia Hasbi shares some of her pro travel advice for those who are ready for a rebellious adventure.

Six serene lakes in Southeast Asia offer quiet escapes shaped by nature, Indigenous cultures, wildlife, and conservation.

Malaysians take their food very seriously. They'd drive Melaka for Nyonya dishes and Penang for char kuey teow. But what of Sabah and Sarawak?

The festival aims to provide an exciting and entertaining experience for families conveniently aligning itself with the Singapore school holidays.

The capital of China’s northernmost Heilongjiang province, which borders Russia, Harbin is known for its harsh and frigid climate.

For those of you who want to avoid extreme personal invasion this festive season, here are some road trips you could take instead.

If you’re already itching for a quick trip during the long Chinese New Year (CNY) break, consider these destinations.

Competition for ride-sharing is now officially in overdrive with South Korean car-sharing startup SOCAR launching in Malaysia.

Museums can be thoroughly enlightening, but if you’re tight on time (and cash) then make these three free museums your priority whilst in London.

Oaks and Tivoli properties throughout Asia will also begin to ban plastic straws later in the year.