OKAYAMA, Japan: A passenger ferry operating between Okayama and Shodoshima Island in western Japan will begin using the world’s first technology enabling autonomous navigation, Kyodo News
DEEP within the quiet hills of Bau, near Tasik Biru (Blue Lake), remnants of a once-glittering past still stand – silent, weathered and forgotten. These
IPOH, Perak: A mountain guide is not merely a pathfinder; they are the guardians of safety, carrying an immense responsibility to ensure every climber’s well-being throughout
KUCHING: The State Ministry of Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts (MTCP) is going to develop a comprehensive network of heritage trails to provide a linked
KUCHING: With its natural lagoon and strategic location along Sarawak’s tourism belt, Kampung Telaga Air has been identified as an ideal site for future water-based
MELAKA: The 7th World Tourism Conference (WTC), held in conjunction with World Tourism Day 2025 here, marked a pivotal moment in advancing tourism as a
THINKING about a childhood home can be an intensely emotional experience. The place where one grows up is often deeply entwined with formative memories, family
PONTIANAK, West Kalimantan: Sarawak is pushing for deeper cooperation with West Kalimantan in transport and cross-border connectivity, says Transport Minister, Datuk Seri Lee Kim Shin,
PADANG Merdeka, formerly known as Padang Sentral, in Kuching has long been a significant venue for numerous historic events, most notably on July 22, 1963,
Singkawang, in West Kalimantan, Indonesia, is a unique city with a rich culture and history. Known as “Kota Seribu Kelenteng” (the City of a Thousand
