Malaysia

As the days, weeks, and months of WFH unfolds, we’re betting that these minimalist and super comfortable loungewear are the still way to go.

Malaysians are getting more confident about travelling within the country, according to the latest survey by the Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom), while international travel is on the horizon.

Should I stay or should I go? Even as the pandemic turns endemic, this quandary will remain for some time to come. And it applies to all aspects of movement -- dining in, travelling locally, and especially travelling abroad.

Sarawak is ready to reopen to domestic tourists from today, 1 October, onwards.

The Tioman Island and Genting Highlands tourism bubble scheduled to begin on 1 October has been suspended indefinitely.

Up for some family fun? Theme parks nationwide will be allowed to open after the country’s vaccination rate among its adult population reaches 90%. Meanwhile, Zoo Negara and KL Bird Park scheduled to reopen this Friday.

Yearning for some vitamin sea? From wakeboarding to diving to bamboo rafting, here are 10 water-related activities you can enjoy throughout Malaysia for you to get your fix of sun, fun, and adventure.

Planning your next big climb? From easy to moderate to trails reserved for pros, this list will clue you in on Malaysia’s best hiking trails and when to visit them.

With parts of Malaysia opening up, it’s time to resume cafe-hopping to get your long-awaited caffeine fix outdoors. But you don’t want to visit crowded cafes right now. That’s where these tiny, hidden cafes come in handy.

Malaysia will allow more tourist destinations to reopen to local travellers, lifting its inter-state travel ban once at least 90 per cent of its adult population are vaccinated against Covid-19.

Will we be able to travel again soon? More tourist attractions throughout Malaysia will be opened to the public soon, said Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri.

A Malaysian-born, Sydney-based hawker food expert, Jackie M and her group of culinary experts are collaborating with Tourism Malaysia Sydney for the second series of Street Food Journeys.

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.

We reflect how neighbourhoods throughout Malaysia have evolved over the decades.

Explore Malaysia through her various art forms. From expert craftsmanship to lively performances to even art you can wear, here’s a compilation of our myriad traditions popularised in each state across Malaysia.

Take a peek into a decade-old memory of a student performer at the 54th Merdeka Day parade held on Malaysia Day 2011.

According to Airbnb, over 60% of new Airbnb Hosts in the first half of 2021 are comprised of millennials aged between 25-40.

Malaysia's smallest state, Perlis, has proven to be tiny but mighty! More than just a stopover, here are 10 reasons why you need to head up north.

A novice hiker, but keen to conquer Malaysia’s highest mountain? Here’s how to get ready to hike up Sabah’s Mount Kinabalu.

Fully-vaccinated individuals from all over Malaysia (except those in EMCO areas) can finally hit the beach! Here’s everything you need to know about enjoying the travel bubble to Langkawi island.

Prime Minister Ismail Sabri announced that Klang Valley will now move on to Phase 2 of the National Recovery Plan from today 10 September, onwards.

With some states and islands reopening, more Malaysian destinations are working towards implementing a travel bubble. A necessary move to help their economies that’ve been badly damaged by the pandemic.

Malaysia Boleh! Sign us up for a fun night with these critically-acclaimed video games made by local indie game studios.

Navigating society as someone with mixed heritage can be trickier than most would imagine. The soundtrack of any interracial child would be constant comments of disbelief at their mixed heritage. Yet, despite the comments, having access to two, or more, cultures can be immensely rewarding.