Tech

As it turns out, Pokemon Go is secretly a brilliant travel app.

Whether you’re passing through or staying, check out these online channels and make new friends.

3 apps for the single, working woman in India.

We know the problem all too well.

These nifty organisers will reduce packing stress and insanity.

Malaysia’s first online healthcare platform has launched its web portal for tourists to have better access to health and medical services in the country.

Ladies, your chariot has arrived.

If travelling light is your aim, here's a list of essentials you absolutely must pack along.

Now you can get rewarded and earn AirAsia BIG Points just by planning and booking your holiday on Touristly.

A global travel tech company has launched CityButler; a new app that functions as a comprehensive travel destination guide.

In Kuala Lumpur for work and have a million things on your to-do list? We review four errand runners that will save your time and energy.

We’ve all been there: Just as you chance upon a breathtaking scene you absolutely must have a photo of, your phone runs out of memory space.

Popular Instagrammers tip us off on their favourite photo-enhancing apps that will make your treasured images that much more appealing.

They say that it’s the people that make a place, but making new friends when travelling in a new city or country can often be difficult. The good thing is, in this digital age, there is an app for everything.

As a solo traveller, one of my priorities when I land in a new destination is to get out and make some friends.

Owning a car is a must for most Malaysians especially in the Klang Valley. It is unfortunate that our cities and towns are underserved by public

As Uber has just only started up in Penang, there aren't a lot of drivers as yet. Most of them tend to congregate around Georgetown, though I had the luck to engage one driver who happened to be around Bayan Lepas.

When you’re travelling for work, easy access to the Internet is essential. How do you do that in Kuala Lumpur?

Yes, language barrier can be daunting, but sometimes it’s better to be lost in translation than sitting at home admiring at your friend’s travel photos on Facebook.