Japan

Walk Japan leads small-group walking tours connecting travellers with Japan’s rural landscapes, local communities, traditional gastronomy, and hot springs.

Self-guided walking holidays offer the freedom of independent travel without leaving you to handle every logistical detail.

Japan updates departure tax and moves tax-free shopping to airport refunds from November 2026, altering traveller exit steps.

Playful travel prioritises joy and participation over sightseeing, encouraging adults to build itineraries around immersive art, interactive museums, and festivals.

Discover Kyoto through local rhythms, halal wagyu, and slow mornings—a purposeful itinerary for the woman seeking depth over crowds.

Malaysia Airlines expands its East Asia network with new routes to Shenzhen, Changsha, and a long-awaited return to Fukuoka.

These natural hot springs and wellness retreats invite travellers to slow down, reconnect, and embrace intentional, restorative travel.

Discover new hotels in Asia-Pacific offering design-led stays, smart locations, and comfort-focused experiences for women travellers.

From playful keepsakes to thoughtful finds, these quirky Japanese souvenirs go beyond the usual gifts travellers bring home.

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

UN Tourism names 52 villages worldwide as Best Tourism Villages 2025, signalling a global shift towards slow, sustainable, rural travel.

JNTO’s ‘A Japan For You’ campaign invites Malaysians to explore Japan’s rail routes and win prizes through online challenges.

These nine open-air museums blend contemporary sculpture, rock-cut architecture, and living history across immersive, outdoor landscapes.

Decode your travel style! Discover the 14 perfect destinations for your Pinterest aesthetic, from Coastal Granddaughter to the Rockstar Muse.

National Geographic’s 2026 list spotlights unexpected gems—from Japan’s tranquil Yamagata to Rwanda’s wild Akagera—proving the year’s most rewarding adventures lie off the beaten path.

The Tokyo Toilet Project makes public toilets more than a shared common facility—they’re works of art that tell stories.

Whether you are into Ghibli merch, rare perfumes, or super niche stuff no one else gets, there’s a shop out there with your name on it.

The Izu Wayfarer – a self-guided walking tour curated by Walk Japan – is perfect for solo women seeking nature, culture, and stress-free logistics in coastal Japan.

PURE at Niseko Village transforms into a summer adventure hub, offering nature-based thrills and family fun.

Starting July 2025, travel to Japan gets pricier and more complex, with dual pricing, visa changes, tax refund tweaks, and a stronger yen driving up costs.

Waldorf Astoria Osaka blends refined luxury with local culture, offering elevated dining, skyline views, and seamless access to the city’s best.

Here’s a guide to living your best Ghibli life in Japan, from magical museums to forest gems that’ll feel like you’ve stepped right into Miyazaki’s world.

Skip the mass tourism and discover the real Tokyo where locals actually hang out - from cosy coffee shops to historic shopping streets that feel frozen in time.

Niseko Village Kids Club offers fun-packed packages with cultural activities, creative play, and ski lessons, creating unforgettable adventures for kids.