The Hari Hong Kong launches compelling Wan Chai by night experience
The Hari Hong Kong’s new after-dark tour casts Wan Chai, one of Hong Kong’s oldest and most eccentric districts, in a whole new light. Reaching 30 storeys on lively Lockhart Road, in the heart of Wan Chai, the elegant hotel has joined forces with licensed guide and travel content creator @explore_hongkong to roll out the private ‘Best of Wan Chai at Night Tour – Explore Hong Kong like a Local’. The roughly 2.5-hour experience, on offer from 5pm, imparts the history and stories of Wan Chai and neighbouring Causeway Bay as well as fascinating insights into Hong Kong’s Feng Shui. Tour highlights include partaking in ‘Villain Hitting’, a form of…
From Snorkelling to Horseback Riding: Star in Your Own Adventure On the Saudi Red Sea
Seeking adventure in one of the world’s most exciting, yet unexplored, frontiers of travel? The Saudi Red Sea – a dazzling, 1,800-kilometre sweep of untouched coastline split into three awe-inspiring regions – is calling. With awards season for the film industry underway, its possible to star in your very own adventure along this pristine, yet to be discovered coastal paradise. Here, the Heart of Arabia, is just a 1.5-hour direct flight from Jeddah or a quick hop from neighbouring GCC countries. Travellers can snorkel through kaleidoscopic coral gardens alive with darting marine life, canter across sun-dappled sands on horseback or luxuriate in beachfront splendour in upscale resorts by some of the world’s…
How to Experience Malaysian Culture at the Airport Through Food and Retail
As Merdeka and Malaysia Day approach, it’s an ideal moment to celebrate what makes Malaysia truly unique—our rich heritage, vibrant communities, and shared traditions. While cultural pride often shines through grand parades and historic landmarks, it also thrives in everyday spaces, including the airports that connect us to the world. Malaysia Airports’ nationwide network offers more than just travel convenience—they serve as dynamic cultural hubs that showcase Malaysia’s identity through food and retail. Travellers can savour authentic Malaysian flavours at food stalls featuring favourites like nasi lemak and char kway teow, alongside retail outlets offering handcrafted batik, local snacks, and artisanal products that tell the story of our diverse heritage.…
Chasing Blooms, Finding Calm: Where Wildflowers and Wellbeing Meet in Western Australia
Western Australia is blessed with natural beauty that feels worlds away from the everyday. Home to some of the world’s most awe-inspiring national parks, the region offers more than just stunning landscapes; it provides a peaceful sanctuary for those seeking rest and rejuvenation. Its vast, untouched terrains, rich biodiversity, and striking geological wonders make it a dream destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. For Malaysians looking to escape the fast pace of modern life, these parks offer a rare chance to slow down and reconnect. Immersing yourself in the calm and grandeur of Western Australia’s wild spaces isn’t just visually rewarding, it also brings lasting benefits for your…
Klook and Hong Kong Tourism Board Launch First Multi-Market Partnership to Enhance the Muslim Travel Experience
Muslim leisure travelers have the same motivations as others: explore new cultures, discover local experiences, and create meaningful memories. The key difference lies in their need to do so in line with faith-based needs, such as access to Muslim-friendly food, prayer facilities, and privacy considerations. “Travel planning to non-Muslim-majority destinations can be stressful when key information for our faith-based needs isn’t readily available,” says Fazal Bahardeen, CEO of CrescentRating and HalalTrip, global authorities in Muslim-friendly travel. “And navigating unfamiliar places among unfamiliar people can add to that anxiety.” “These gaps create feelings of discomfort or exclusion, undermining the very purpose of leisure travel, which is to enjoy new experiences with peace…
