A general view of the Purple Island in Shinan, South Korea, March 9, 2021. Reuters Dressed all in purple, bent-over women held long rakes aloft as they walked in a line to a lavender field to carry out some pruning on an island in southwest South Korea. Residents dressed in purple clothing work in a lavender field...
Women wearing kimonos pose for a souvenir photo with blooming cherry blossoms in Kyoto. Instead of tarpaulins being laid out in the parks of Tokyo in anticipation of the arrival of the first cherry blossoms, crash barriers are being erected with signs warning that the annual revelries are prohibited as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The...
PHOTO: Universal Studios Japan Sometimes, dreams do become reality…well, sort of. In the case of Nintendo enthusiasts, the incredible-looking Super Nintendo World is certainly a fantasy come true – and it’s set to welcome visitors very, very soon. https://twitter.com/USJ_Official/status/1368791084646604802?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1368791084646604802%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=about%3Asrcdoc The theme park will officially open its doors on March 18, 2021, which coincides nicely with the 20-year anniversary celebration of...
Just when you think a small hotel room in Malaysia, that costs around RM100+ is expensive, this resort is charging $100k (approx. RM400k) per night!!! Introducing the Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas - the world most expensive hotel in history! The resort just completed their renovations for two years long and spent, according to rumours, 1 billion dollars. It...
#1 Because you can't go overseas yet...we are still in RMCO Obviously~ with the pandemic and everything, travelling overseas is definitely a no-no for now. But there's many places in Malaysia that is best for you to go have a short trip! Such as today's focus - Penang! #2 All food is delicious! There's a saying, you can...
During the Recovery Movement Control Order, the government allowed people to travel locally. Langkawi travel agencies said that this is a rare holiday opportunity for Malaysians and they can travel to Langkawi at lower prices. According to Sinchew, as most hotels in Langkawi Island have lowered their hotel fees and eventually reduced the burden of travel expenses for...
The Penang Hill Corporation announced that the funicular service will be reopened to tourists on June 10! Based on the statement of the Penang Hill Corporation, Penang state government announced that it will implement the reinstatement of the Federal Government’s Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) from June 10. The agency will also restart the funicular service...
As we start to embrace the new norm with the recovery movement control order (RMCO), it also marks the beginning of the recovery for domestic travel. Under the RMCO, which takes effect from 10th June till 31st August, the hotel industry has come up with guidelines to ensure the safety of tourists and guests are safeguarded....
Malaysians aren’t allowed to travel abroad just yet, but with AirAsia’s new Unlimited Pass, you can fly within the country as many times as you want. This announcement comes after the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) allows interstate travel for locals. The AirAsia Unlimited Pass Cuti-Cuti Malaysia is priced at RM399 nett. “We welcome the reopening of...
Any plans to travel abroad for a holiday? Then you’re in for a special treat. Famed low-cost airline AirAsia is now offering a million free seats for their flights with jaw-dropping prices. You can now fly to international destinations such as Seoul, Busan, Tokyo (Narita), Taipei, Fukuoka, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Gold Coast, dan Ahmedabad. For those who...
