Japan

They say bad news comes in threes and we believe so do good news - The UK announces tax-free shopping, Hong Kong axes mandatory hotel quarantine, and Japan reopens for tourists!

AirAsia is flying high and handing out 5 million FREE* seats until 25 September. In addition to this, you can also avail of mad ticket sales to key holiday destinations.

This weekend, from today until 18 September, the Japan Travel Fair 2022 (JTF 2022) will be held at Tropicana Gardens Mall in Petaling Jaya as part of the Visit Japan Project for 2022.

Japan's government is ironing out the details to remove the current daily limit on visitors from outside by October this year and also planning to do without remaining restrictions on international tourists.

The Japanese government has taken a major step towards resuming normal tourism operations after Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced that the country will begin accepting tourists without guides and would increase the daily arrival threshold to 50,000 beginning September 7.

It's all about sushi, shopping, and sightseeing at these Japan-esque locations throughout Malaysia! If you're dying to go to Japan, but not ready to jump through hoops to get there, then this is the list for you.

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.

Many nations have relaxed their international borders, giving Malaysians greater options for where to go on holiday. Here are seven countries that have dropped all or part of their travel restrictions thus far.

This Sandwich Day, take a bite around the world with the help of these 10 globally treasured and ultra-tasty sandwiches that you can sink your teeth into right here in KL!

From Malaysia to South Korea, explore these eight stunning oriental Shangri-las and embark on nature’s sensory journey to reconnect with your spiritual being.

There’s no need to fly yourself to the moon to play among the stars. These 10 mesmerising moon gates, bridges, and natural formations are all you need for a portal to another dimension.

With the Tokyo Olympics happening soon and COVID-19 still a major threat in many regions, how is Japan coping with these concerns while ensuring the games go on safely and securely? Koari Sasaki, who sits on the board for the Tokyo Organising Committee, gives us some insight.