All posts tagged "travel"
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0TravelBangkok’s River of Kings
For an authentically local way to experience the thriving city of Bangkok, escape the chaos of the land and embrace the chaos...
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0TravelExploring Thailand’s Tropical Islands
Though Bangkok is a major draw card for Thailand’s tourism industry, it’s a range of alluring islands that inspires so many global...
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0TravelAdelaide: South Australia’s Home on the Grange
If you like wine or golf, you’ll find plenty to enjoy in this little slice of South Australia. If you are an...
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0Asia Pacific NewsCan I Visit China Now as a Tourist?
As China reopens its borders, here’s all you need to know about the current rules and restrictions. Spoiler alert: The newly open...
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0Asia Pacific NewsBeijing Complains About Stricter Covid Travel Rules While Maintaining Its Own Border Closures
Critics have not failed to notice that despite the whinging about some countries requiring testing for arrivals from China, foreign tourists still...
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0Local NewsChina and Covid: Malaysia Struggles with the Pandemic’s Next Big Question
Reject travellers from China? Welcome them with open arms? Somewhere in between? Amid Malaysia’s own recovery from years of Covid, the question...
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0ASEAN NewsPower Outage Leads to New Year Meltdown in Manila Airport
If you feel your New Year’s Day was underwhelming, just be glad you weren’t a passenger at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport...
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0Asia Pacific NewsCovid Catastrophe: As China’s Borders Open Amid a Huge Covid Surge, Will the World Be Imperiled?
Citing serious concerns over China’s immense surge in new cases and the lack of transparency from its central government, the world is...
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0Travel MalaysiaThe Stunning Caves of Sarawak
Lying silent and foreboding beneath the immense landmass of Borneo island are some of the largest, most extensive, and fascinating cave systems...
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0Travel News & UpdatesThe World’s Most Welcoming Countries for 2022 Named… How Did Malaysia Fare?
The visa-based metric of ‘welcoming’ countries is seen as an inverse companion to ‘passport power’ rankings. Many travellers are familiar with the...
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0Travel MalaysiaKenyir Lake: Terengganu’s Water Wonderland
It would be hard to call Southeast Asia’s largest man-made lake a ‘hidden gem,’ but located in Peninsular Malaysia’s northeastern reaches, it’s...
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0Travel MalaysiaHornbills, Orangutans, and Crocodiles, Oh My!
The wildlife famously mentioned in The Wizard of Oz has nothing on Malaysia’s largest state. From the world’s largest flower to the...
