Home of 'Mardi Gras' in the Philippines is also a Cultural, Historical and Nature Retreat

Located in the Western Visayas of Philippines, Bacolod is a highly urbanised city in Negros Occidental province and is widely loved for their food, smiles and the annual MassKara Festival. Photo from Adobe Stock How To Get There There are no international flights to the province. Fly with local airlines from main cities like Manila,... Read More

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April 1, 2020

The Ascent of Dato’ Sri Jessy Lai

It is her home recipe; a spoonful of optimism, a dose of courage and a dash of smile are all it takes for Jessy Lai to become an entrepreneur and a leader. Topped with a state conferred title of Dato’ Sri, Jessy Lai lets her achievements to spell out her hard work. The faint smell... Read More

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March 31, 2020

The Growing Trend of Travelling Abroad for Concerts

Catch your favourite artists live even if it is in outside your country because there are people that go to lengths to catch their musical idols on stage. Aishah Azali interviewed two ladies who have frequently travelled abroad for concerts to get some tips on how they managed it while having the time of their... Read More

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March 30, 2020

Getting To Know K-Beauty Products and Brands That Suit You

Korean beauty products have made its way into the Malaysian market for some time now and it remains a popular selection. There’s a reason why K-beauty products stay on and why more K-beauty brands continue to enter the Malaysian beauty industry. Korean beauty products are known for their vast choices of selection that allow buyers... Read More

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March 29, 2020

Sara Khong – Fashionably A Foodie

Sara Khong is a food enthusiast, food stylist and developer of recipes. But she didn’t start her career that way. She is a law graduate but never practised law for a single day in her life. By the time Sara graduated, she was well entrenched in another passion–her online fashion business. “When I was reading... Read More

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March 28, 2020

The Game Plan of Bukit Jalil in Becoming The Next Kuala Lumpur City

Bukit Jalil and the National Sports Complex are identically recognised for one another. Ever since the national stadium unveiled in 1998, Bukit Jalil has been the nation’s hub of international sports and entertainment for a decade. The busy town today is unrecognised for its past calling as a rubber plantation estate in Klang Valley. The... Read More

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March 27, 2020

Anambas Islands: The Maldives of Indonesia

Anambas Islands are named Asia’s Best Tropical Island Paradise by CNN in 2012. It is located 150 nautical miles northeast of Batam Island in the North Natuna Sea between Peninsular Malaysia and Borneo. Town of Terempa, Siantan. Photo by Hisham Talib If we talk about holidaying in Indonesia, the first destination on the checklist is... Read More

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March 26, 2020

Former homeless people employed as tour guides in Kuala Lumpur city

Kill two birds with one stone; there is a way to beautify the city and empower its people at the same time. The creative initiative begins by employing former homeless and underprivileged people in the city to become tour guides. This empowerment program is a partnership between AirAsia’s inflight magazine travel360.com with non-profit grassroots community organisation,... Read More

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March 25, 2020

ITB Asia Travel Trade Show Opens with Overwhelming Response

Asia’s leading travel trade show launches this year’s travel exhibition at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore with a bang with over 1,000 travel bureaus, tourism agents and exhibitors. A Year of Record-Breaking ITB Asia kicks off with their theme of “Travel Reimagined” on demonstrating key trends in the travel industry. This has recorded more than... Read More

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March 24, 2020

Lost & Found: Malaysian Culinary Adventure

Malaysians love to eat. Just look at the endless array of foods and places to eat. You can easily come across street food stalls or kopitiam (coffee shop) almost everywhere. In fact, foods have become so deep-rooted in our culture that we even greet one another with “Sudah makan tak?” (Have you eaten?) to mean... Read More

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