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Beyond Hong Kong’s dazzling skyscrapers and mega malls lies a mosaic of quirky neighborhoods waiting to be discovered. Wander into bustling Wan Chai’s contrasts - rustic bamboo scaffolding next to gleaming towers. Mong Kok buzzes with electric markets and busy shopping streets.

Discover Sydney and New South Wales' diverse natural wonders, from Blue Mountains' Three Sisters to Royal National Park's coastal cliffs. Experience iconic sights, such as the Three Sisters sandstone formation and starry skies in Warrumbungle National Park. Explore beaches, ocean pools, and wildlife-rich areas. Witness stunning floral displays in spring, including jacarandas and cherry blossoms.

Tioman island offers a relatively quiet getaway from the hustle and bustle of life, with idyllic views of the sea right from your hotel room. It’s suitable for anyone who wants a short holiday, including solo travellers, couples and families.

If you are looking for a place to chill out that is far away from all the noise, here’s our 10 less-crowded beaches worth the travel!

Despite being known as the 3rd most expensive city in Australia among locals, there are plenty of ways to enjoy Perth for what it is even beyond the city, at affordable rates. Here are a few secrets to an affordable holiday in Perth.

Originally known as Boorloo among the indigenous people, Perth is the fourth largest city in the wild and wonderful state of Western Australia. Shared by a population of only 2.14 million who have easy access to a 78 mile coastline, city life in the valley, and farmland atop the hills, it is one of Australia’s most underrated holiday destinations.

Jeju Island, known as “South Korea’s honeymoon capital” and the “Island of the Gods”, is a popular destination for both locals and international travellers.

Aside from the natural benefits of good sunlight, fresh air, and physical beach activities or even just what a good restful beach holiday can bring you, here are five amazing ‘vitamin sea’ experiences in Malaysia that are really good for the soul.

The Boracay of today is very different from the Boracay of old. Boracay 2.0 is more pristine, focuses far more on the health of the island and in inculcating a “culture of sustainable tourism”. If you are planning a trip to Boracay soon, do take note of its many environment-friendly changes and regulations to avoid any nasty surprises!

If you’d like to experience a living museum that is as large as an entire city, come to Hoi An. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, this charming little port-city hasn’t changed much over the years despite a rapid increase of development in other popular cities across Vietnam.

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

Taiwan is an island that has also been graced with a remarkable landscape that led 16th century Portuguese explorers to citing it as Ihla Formosa (meaning “beautiful island”). While most might venture eastwards for the endless night market food, why not include some fun ecotourism activities while you’re at it?

Need a break? Being time-strapped is no excuse for not indulging in a laid-back island escapade, we are here to seduce you with the heady possibilities of recreation, relaxation, and romance on slices of paradise just a short way off – but a world apart – from the daily grind and bustling cities.

Makassar is the port city capital of South Sulawesi province. Here, they would visit the historical relics and monuments from the Dutch colonial era...

AirAsia is currently the only airline that flies directly to Hua Hin from Kuala Lumpur. Check out the Southern Bus Terminal if you are departing from Bangkok city center as buses depart...