More often than not, we get so excited about something that we tend to forget the most important bits — and that happens with traveling a lot. I’m not talking about your phone charger or toothbrush but items that could turn your trip into a disaster if neglected.
Why are Malaysians barred from leaving the country? We’ve all heard of the stories and some of us have even witnessed our loved ones being stopped at the immigration counter. Today, more policies are being put in place by the government to restrict certain Malaysians from being able to travel overseas.
You don’t have to cross the borders of Malaysia to land yourself in some of the most luxurious 5 star hotels in the world.
Does your child’s school holiday activities consists mostly of them watching the TV, or playing games on their mobile tablets? Here are some fun ideas for school holiday activities no matter what your budget is.
Updated on 5th July 2019
Ever felt like the holiday season is still weeks away, but then reality suddenly comes crashing down and Christmas is actually in just a few days?
With about 54% of people in Malaysia being fully vaccinated, things are slowly starting to operate as usual again. Recently, it was announced that Langkawi Island would open up for local tourism on 16th September 2021. This would be the first tourist spot that is officially welcoming visitors again since March 2020.
As many of us were cooped up at home since last year, lots of people are now planning getaways where they can just enjoy nature.
As of today, the vaccinated travel lane (VTL) between Malaysia and Singapore has started. Travel has been heavily increasing in the last few weeks and if you want to go on a vacay as well, you’re going to look for the best travel deals.
While Malaysia’s borders remain closed (at the time of writing), travellers from here are allowed to head overseas. There are several countries that have opened their borders for tourism, and you can check out some of them here:
