Destination Inspiration

What’s more chic than a quick island getaway? Get some sun and sea this Merdeka weekend at some of the most underrated islands in Malaysia.

With its rich history and culture, diverse wildlife, and awe-inspiring scenery, Sri Lanka is a popular destination among lone travellers with a thirst for adventure. But of course, for most globetrotters, alongside plenty of fun, safety is key – especially when checking destinations out alone that are a little off the beaten path. And especially…

Batik Air Malaysia and AirAsia X are gearing up to spread their wings to a new frontier — Central Asia — with the exciting launch of routes to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.

David Bowden continues his understanding of regional geography by heading off to Cam Ranh in Vietnam, one of Asia’s hottest new coastal travel destinations.

Head to these picture perfect destinations as a solo female traveller in Vietnam. Expect empowering experiences, safety considerations, and practical tips, inviting women to embark on a transformative journey while discovering the captivating beauty and rich heritage of Vietnam.

Chiang Mai is not only brimming with things to do before sunset; all sorts of delightful adventures await after dark.

Looking for good cheese? Head anywhere with clean water, stunning nature, and happy animals; you’ll find the best dairy in the world.

As Merdeka Day celebrations draw near, it's not too late to quench your thirst for exploration right here in Malaysia. And most importantly, we tell you where and what to eat!

Uncover a realm of pristine wilderness, awe-inspiring landscapes, and empowering journeys in Patagonia. Head to these destinations offering safety, adventure, and cultural enrichment set within an untamed paradise in the heart of South America.

Check out our list of Malaysian hotels and resorts doing their part for a more sustainable future.

If you’re a solo female traveller on a budget, head to these top locations in Germany! Explore the cities and attractions, learning their cultural significance and more.

The world is ever-changing, and it is likely that a few decades from now, some incredible places will no longer exist as we remember them. If there’s ever a time to explore some of these places, it’s right now.