For a long time Chinoz was a Bangsar institution. "When we started 17 years ago, there were only two Telawi streets," remembers...
Welcome to the first "Penang Personalities", an article in which, from time to time, we will be highlighting a member of the...
With the recent release of political leader Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar is poised to open itself up to the outside world....
Malaysia is a golfer's paradise, boasting nearly 200 golf courses from the mountains to the sea. David Bowden takes us on a...
n recognition of the Malaysian Government's plans to attract more foreigners to Malaysia and liberalise the rules on visas and work permits,...
Rich leather chairs, fine white linen, sterling silver cutlery and soft lighting result in a lovely ambience in the main room of...
The beginning of a new year is usually, for many of us, the time for big decisions. One of the recurrent topics...
The Star reports that the Tourism Ministry, in collaboration with the Bukit Bintang-KLCC Tourism Association, is introducing a discount card (for shopping)...
"Cancellation of flights into Malaysia will affect the country's tourism industry," said Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Dr Yen Yen; according to a...
Andy Davison shares the findings of the expat group's recent survey to better understand resident expats' views on corruption.
Stuck in Kuala Lumpur? Want to escape the sometimes stifling urbanity for greener pastures? There is no need to leave the city...
Malaysia has many islands that serve as ideal places for visitors to put their feet up under the shade of a swaying...