Personally, our favourite viewpoint is from the pub across the road. All you can really see is a brick wall, but after a few drinks, it can be anywhere in the world.

Chances are your clients will want to take it slow once they can travel overseas again. But if they find themselves with a day or two free while exploring Malaysia, you’ll want to recommend these two regions.

Could Malaysia’s flag carrier be the commercial aviation industry’s next COVID-19 casualty?

Along with drawing locals in for its culture and cuisine, Terengganu’s secluded islands and beaches are a paradise for sun seekers. Here’s all you need to know about this lesser-known Malaysian state.

Sarawak is overflowing with cultural, adventure, nature, and food-based experiences that your clients won’t find anywhere else in the world.

A Malaysian state well-known for its islands and wildlife parks, Sabah provides ample wildlife experiences in the outdoors.

Home to a wealth of UNESCO awarded sites and rich biodiversity, Malaysia certainly fits the bill as a destination offering unique opportunities for adventure – close to home.

Even though international travel is off the cards for most Aussies until at least 2021, there are still plenty of reasons to ensure your knowledge of the world’s tourism offerings remains tip-top. Case in point: the stunning nation of Malaysia.

In positive hospitality news, One&Only has opened its first resort in Asia, and boy is it a beauty.

The destination is placing much more of a focus on its digital presence and “smart partnerships”, as it looks to recover from the impacts of COVID-19.

A former flight attendant has just seen his jail sentence increase for smuggling heroin into Australia.

Tourism Malaysia’s director general has revealed how the country will kick some tourism ass this year.