Packing & Booking

Looking for the next big thing? Having just opened over the weekend, the new Sunway Hotel Big Box is the first Sunway hotel in southern Malaysia and a new haven of nature and adventure.

Do it for your own wellbeing! With lockdowns over and domestic travel restrictions being lifted, here are five reasons why you should book that staycation.

From Club Med Cherating to Tanjong Jara Resort, take a gander at these 13 coastal resorts around Malaysia for your next beach getaway.

Fancy a weekend in a honeycomb pod or staying at a durian orchard? These places are perfect for you!

Situated in the heart of Melaka, the Liu Men is a charming 30-room boutique hotel that blends 1930s colonial art deco and Peranakan accents.

Wear your masks and sanitise your hands lah. If you need a refill of either, here are 10 homegrown brands to get your 'new normal' essentials with.

ZafigoX alumni Mei Mei Chu and Priscilla Patrick regale us with tales of their adventures around the world.

Travel news you may have missed! Countries are opening their borders for remote work for up to a year, and we’re finding new ways to travel without moving.

Bikinis, monokinis, one-piece suits and everything in between – pieces that are perfect for poolside lounging and sunbathing.

Why pack seven beauty products when all you need is ONE? Here are eight multipurpose space-savers to lighten your load.

While it’s important to be prepared for the destination and confirmed activities, many overdo it when it comes to packing, leading to unnecessary expenditure and space consumption.

In a time when the entire world is shut down and travel is prohibited due to the deadly disease that is COVID-19, I bought a flight ticket to Los Angeles, in the good ol’ USA.

The Malaysian Association of Hotels put together guidelines for establishments to follow to make guests feel more comfortable and secure during this RMCO period.

Guimaras, located in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines, is a rustic and tranquil island where the main industries are fishing and farming. This fairly large island is surrounded by tiny islets, crystalline ocean, sweeping vistas, and powder-white sands - perfect for island hopping!

As the world embraces the new normal brought on by COVID-19 in our everyday lives, what will this mean for the travel and tourism industry moving forward? Here are a few ways travel could change for us, post-pandemic.

The only thing more exciting than a future trip is planning for it. Support local and shop for your holiday essentials with these 10 Malaysian-made buys.

It's time to reflect on our environment. Do your part by purchasing eco-friendly travel gear and goodies for your much-needed, post-MCO holiday to lower your carbon footprint.

With airlines temporarily suspending its service due to COVID-19, the travel industry is anticipating a USD314 billion loss in ticket sales. These airlines also have to manage the aftermath of the cancellation of thousands of flights — consumers who are waiting anxiously for their refunds.

Like with everything else in life, it’s really all the little things that count, and these are the things we’re most looking forward to when we eventually start travelling again.

To keep travellers up-to-date, here's a list of advisories from around the world concerning entry bans and other travel restrictions complete with official websites to refer to for those still travelling in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the newly-announced 2020 Economic Stimulus Package, Malaysians can look forward to several incentives that would make domestic travel more accessible.

Effective 4th March 2020, the Kedah state government has agreed to waive hotel room fees for all hotels in Langkawi in an initiative to boost the tourism sector in the state.

If you are worried about the risks posed by a natural disaster, find out more about the at-risk locations you plan on vacationing at before making a booking.

"There was so much to do, see, and eat in Vietnam! Most importantly, my child didn’t have a difficult time adjusting to being around so many people at one time".