Travel Talk

Looking for some travel inspo? These are some recent destinations across Southeast Asia and Asia Pacific that currently have no little-to-no COVID-19—related entry requirements.

Malaysia Airlines recently introduced an updated interior for its Boeing 737-800NG aircraft, which includes new seats and cutting-edge inflight entertainment.

Langkawi and Penang won Asia’s Best Awards 2022 for being among the 10 o Best Islands in Southeast Asia as voted by travellers on the Travel + Leisure platform.

Flying on a budget is possible, but with this list of the 10 best low cost carriers for 2022 according to AirlineRatings, you’ll be ready to jet-set and go for cheap while still getting a good experience.

If you're planning a summer trip and wondering where the hottest areas are (not literally, but figuratively), you really don’t have to go very far from home. Here is a list of the top global summer destinations of 2022 as booked on Agoda.

In a world where everything is digitised, going cashless is becoming the norm, so here are some travel-friendly e-wallets.

From 1 July 2022, foreigners travelling to Thailand will no longer need to register for the Thailand Pass or obtain USD10,000 health insurance.

Damaged property? Delays that lead you to miss connecting flights? Next time you're delayed, bumped off, or stuck on the tarmac, make sure you know your rights as an airline passenger in Malaysia.

Airbnb has launched the biggest change to its booking site in a decade, which includes the ability to easily divide trips between two homes and a search tool that surfaces properties via specific categories.

The Immigration Department will extend the operating hours of passport issuance offices and counters to overcome problems regarding the application and renewal of the Malaysian International Passport (PMA).

Malaysians can look forward to the easing of COVID-19 SOPs which include the relaxed SOPs for foreign travellers entering the country and scrapping the need for the public to use the MySejahtera check-ins function from 1 May.

AirAsia signs a memorandum of understanding with Avolon, an international aircraft leasing company, to lease a minimum of 100 VX4 eVTOL aircraft.