Malaysia

Prime minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced last weekend that interstate travel across Malaysia and international travel will be allowed to resume. But what’s the catch?

This little seaside hideaway is interesting in more ways than one!

Data obtained from Tourism Malaysia’s overseas directors will serve as a guide to determine the country’s readiness to reopen the international tourism sector.

While international travel may still be a little out of reach, explore some of the cultural and historical architecture in your own backyard with these beautiful Chinese temples throughout 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.