Indonesia

Blending natural charm and warm local hospitality with five-star facilities, Gran Meliá Lombok is a beachside resort on Lombok's southern coast expected to be completed in early 2025.

Beat the Malaysian heat by feasting your eyes at some of the world’s most beautiful pools.

For those of you who haven't seen the world outside your borders in a while, here are four new hotels opening throughout Asia to look out for in 2022/2023.

It's summer all year long in Malaysia, making it the perfect place to charter a yacht and set sail to nearby destinations worthy of exploration.

Melaka International Airport in Batu Berendam will reopen in June with twice-weekly flights to Penang by Malindo Air, now Batik Air.

Get back on that Bali high! With a three-day quarantine from today and quarantine-free entry from 14 March, now’s a great time to plan a holiday!

Indonesia and Malaysia last Wednesday (10 November) agreed to launch a vaccinated travel lane between the two countries in stages, as the COVID-19 pandemic situation improves in both.

AXN Asia’s new travel reality original production follows Afgan and Isyana on a challenging adventure across three iconic islands — Bali, Labuan Bajo, and Mandalika in Lombok — in Wonderful Indonesia.

With Malaysia and her neighbours being among the world’s most Muslim-friendly travel destinations, MOTAC is keen to collaborate with the travel industries of Indonesia and Thailand to develop a common set of Muslim-friendly tourism standards.

With revenge travelling just over the horizon, when you book your next holiday, go big or go home! Here are some seriously amazing and jaw-dropping properties that you simply must stay at.

Love the beach, islands, sun, relaxation, and feeling the wind in your hair? As the world’s largest archipelago, a cruise around Indonesia may be right up your alley!

The current COVID state in Malaysia isn’t looking too well whereas Singapore is taking on a new approach while other countries are experiencing a mixture of progress and regress.

Tourism is slowly making a comeback with top destinations such as Phuket reopening in July, and now Bali announcing plans to reopen borders next month. Here’s exactly what’s going on.

Indonesia is getting ready to welcome international tourists, and Malaysian police deny 'no cars past 8pm rumour that's been circulating – these and some more travel news from around the world that you may have missed this week!

As Muslims populate various corners of the world, it’s also interesting to see the variations in iftar meals from sweet milk pastries to festive food fairs.

Discover why Belitung, Indonesia is referred to as the 'land of the Rainbow Troops'. Spoiler alert: It has everything to do with Andrea Hirata's hit film Laskar Pelangi.

From nasi lemak to truffle mushrooms to blue cheese, here are some weirdly wonderful ice cream flavours from around the world that we promise are worth the calories.

Hotel Santika Premiere Resort is the perfect home away from home on the Indonesian island of Belitung

It is said the springs that feed Pura Tirta Empul – also known as The Holy Water Temple – in Bali, Indonesia were created by the God Indra. It is also believed that these waters have healing properties, hence why people from all over visit this beautiful temple and bathe in the holy water.

The tiny island of Belitung which is located to the east of Sumatra, Indonesia is the place to be if you’re looking to put a pause on your busy life as you know it and just take things as they come.

Indonesia has been an ever-popular tourist spot for years. Here are 10 good reasons why Indonesia is unique, and why it should be your next holiday destination.

The Banana Pancake Trail started out as the Hippie Trail. In the 1960s, many people from Europe and the US travelled to Asia to immerse themselves in new cultures and experiences.

Luscious greenery surrounds every nook and cranny of Lake Toba, but if you’re more into adventure as opposed to kicking back and relaxing, research thoroughly before visiting this Indonesian destination.

Are you an adrenaline freak? If your answer is yes, well, Southeast Asia has many extreme sports activities that’ll get your blood rushing.