Tourists and residents packed Tokyo’s top cherry blossom spots on April 4 to enjoy the full bloom that arrived in the Japanese capital later than usual in 2024 because of cold weather.

Our special guest -Ania 🌱 Through her passion for plant-based nutrition and sustainable living, Ania has embarked on a mission to redefine travel experiences through her venture, Healthy with Ania. With a focus on rejuvenating the mind, body, and soul, Ania crafts unforgettable experiences that resonate with travelers from all corners of the globe.

🎉 Today, we have the distinct pleasure of welcoming a truly inspirational figure in the realm of environmental advocacy and conservation, Mr. Noor Fadzli Shah.

🌊 As the Programme Director of World Ocean Day 2024 and a dedicated Environmental Advocate, Mr. Noor Fazli Shah has been at the forefront of efforts to protect our planet's oceans and promote sustainable practices for a greener future.

🌿 With his unwavering commitment and passion for environmental conservation, Mr. Noor Fadzli Shah has not only raised awareness about the urgent need to address environmental challenges but has also inspired countless individuals and organizations to take action.

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 Malaysia's tourism sector is gearing up for an exciting milestone in 2024: the ambitious target of attracting over 5 million tourists from China. This significant goal reflects a remarkable increase from the 1.47 million visitors recorded in 2023.

The two companies said there will also be collaboration between the two companies’ customer service teams, and Trip.com Group payment subsidiary TripLink will provide payment solutions for AirAsia Aviation Group.

Saudi enjoying growth rate of 42.8%

Brunei expects over 400,000 tourists in 2026

Good News For Kuantan -Scoot expands services to Kuantan new E190-E2 aircraft.

Talking about sustainable tourism , today we have a special guest , Nadge Ariffin who is always championing sustainable architecture design and im always intrique with his talk on this subject . 

A total of 510,000 travellers cleared the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints on March 28, ahead of the Good Friday long weekend, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said in a statement on March 29.