Welcome to that beautiful time of year again, when cherry blossoms begin to bloom in their all-too-short season.

From beach resorts to shopping escapades, we’ve put together 5 spots that are superb options for your next getaway. Be it a solo trip or a trip with a loved one, these hassle-free spots are safe, fun and easy to move about.

This Seoul travel guide will give prospective travellers a brief rundown on this metropolitan city’s must-does, must-sees, and must-eats in spring!

Whether you are looking to step up your Insta-game or you are a camera junkie who loves to take pictures, we have curated the perfect guide to 5 most Instagram-worthy cafes in Seoul.

The inimitable charm of the Songkran attracts travellers to Thailand in droves annually. So, mark your calendar and join in for the zest, fun and frivolity of Songkran this year.

The state of Malacca, now known as “Melaka” since its official name change in 2017, is a remarkable fusion of Portuguese, Malay, Dutch, Chinese, Arab, Indian, and English cultures thanks to its fascinating history.

With Labour Day holiday and Mother’s Day around the corner, May is the perfect month to squeeze in a well-planned family trip to slake that thirst for a vacation.

It's Earth Day! Rejoice with nature by bringing your family to these amazing fields of blooming flowers around the world. Grab a picnic basket, a hat, a pair of comfortable shoes and your best camera in hand — it's time to hop to the most Instagram-worthy flower fields around the world!

The first image that usually comes to mind when someone mentions Singapore is probably the impressive Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, or various scenes from Crazy Rich Asians the recent Hollywood movie hit that made Singapore even more prominent on the global map.

If you’re an avid travel photographer who wants to venture beyond the familiar, this planet is full of amazing places that will inspire you. For starters, here are ten destinations where you can capture the earth’s natural beauty through landscape photography.

We continue Part 2 of ‘Things to do off the beaten track in Singapore’ so you can book the next flight there and look forward to some of the best outdoor experiences this eco-friendly island city has to offer.

Every April, Earth Day reminds us to be more sustainable; Every May, Mother's Day reminds us of mother’s warmth and love, but have you ever thought about the impact travel has on our beloved Mother Earth? Travellers need to be aware that unmanaged tourism can damage our Mother Earth deeply, and by travelling responsibly, everyone can make a difference. The following are five simple guidelines to take a more ecological approach to your travels.

Today, Vietnam is fast developing into its own identity more than ever before. Aside from a plethora of business opportunities that a nation of almost 95 million people can bring, Vietnam is also known as a favourite destination for ecotourism.

Vietnam is one of those countries often found on the list of “most affordable countries to travel to”. With plenty of good food, proud history, and gorgeous green landscapes to offer, booking a flight to Vietnam is a no-brainer!

Only a 30 - 45 minute drive from KL, Bentong is one of the best ecotourism destinations for families, offering refreshing activities of all kinds. Young children will love Bentong’s many animal farm experiences, and parents can enjoy the perks that come with staying at these four relaxing spas and resorts that we’ve listed from most affordable to splurge-worthy.

Along with the global growth of the travel industry, the increasing demand for environmentally conscious and sustainable travel has also been soaring in popularity. The idea of exploring the world without having a negative impact on the ecosystems and cultures has become a widespread priority among eco-conscious travellers across the globe. With that in mind, we are dishing up some of the best, the most sought-after, and most sustainable eco-friendly experiences around the world just for you!

Almost every child has dreamed of having a treehouse. Some were lucky enough to have one, and some still have not lost the dream even if they are grown-ups now.

Previously, we’ve given you a whole lot of good reasons to rediscover Vietnam as an ecotourism destination, and now it’s time to start planning an actual trip and quench your thirst for adventure!

Here's the Part 2 of the ecotourism destination in Vietnam where you can unleash your inner adventure spirit in the wild nature!

Phu Quoc (pronounced ‘foo kwok’), the biggest island nestled off the Cambodian coast in the Gulf of Thailand, is Vietnam’s best-kept secret.