Destination Inspiration

Malaysians are embracing sports tourism, planning trips around major sporting events and turning match days into longer, experience-led holidays.

Plan smarter trips by choosing the best time to visit global destinations based on climate, seasons, and real travel comfort.

New Traveloka data shows Malaysians are choosing secondary cities for domestic travel, favouring culture, food, nature, and short-haul getaways.

An unexpected detour leads to Delft, a historic Dutch town where Vermeer’s legacy, canals, and ceramics still shape daily life.

From ancient ruins to living heritage, explore the world’s oldest cities that shaped civilisation as we know it.

Roam Seville’s Moorish palaces and orange-tree-lined streets, eat quite possibly the best tapas ever, and discover why this city lives up to the hype.

Need to keep your vacations short and sweet over the coming 2026 long weekends? Here are some getaway ideas for exploring within Malaysia.

Visiting Hong Kong but tight on money? While it’s known for being a luxurious, expensive city, there are many things you can do for free or for very little money.

Swap the holiday hustle for mindful eco-retreats, stargazing nights, and cosy cabin days—slow Christmas escapes that let you celebrate the season your way.

Granada rests against the rugged Sierra Nevada, where Europe’s last Islamic kingdom built beautiful palaces before everything changed in 1492. Here’s what remains.

Itching for your next big adventure? These Netflix programmes are the perfect watch to inspire ideas for your travels.

Vilnius launches its first ‘Christmas Before Christmas,’ offering travellers an early, crowd-free festive escape filled with local traditions and seasonal events.

Be hypnotised by Catalonia’s fiercely independent capital, from its Mediterranean coast to its snaking Gothic alleys to Gaudí’s fantastical creations.

From historical preservation to extraordinary sculptures, these are some of the world’s most beautiful open-air museums.

You don’t need a billionaire’s budget to enjoy Europe. These cities prove that this continent can still be magical, memorable, and merciful to your bank account.

If you’re looking for a chilly escape from the city, you’ll find peace on Bunya Mountains, a quiet and cool (literally) locality in Queensland, Australia.

While Jakarta isn’t a destination at the top of most people’s weekend escape list, the Indonesian capital was a pleasantly surprising experience.

Stuck in a creative rut? Your next artsy adventure awaits. These destinations will help you reconnect with your inner artist.

Downtown KL’s boutique hotel scene is proof that the capital’s coolest experiences don’t just happen outside your door; they start the moment you check in.

A ticket to globe-trotting adventures and scenic wonders, no passport required. If you’re dreaming of escaping it all, here are some films to watch now.

Hanoi’s repeat win signals what travellers want in 2025: culture, great food, good value, and easy city escapes—a trend mirrored across Asia’s top destinations.

Madrid houses Europe’s most impressive art collections alongside sprawling plazas pulsing with life, so get those comfy shoes ready, ‘cos you’re in for a treat.

Embrace Seoul’s traditional Korean teahouses, where every step—from choosing and sipping your tea to snacking on tidbits—seeks to calm your soul.

Forget filling your online shopping cart. Instead, book a trip to one of these incredible destinations for your fashion and shopping needs.