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Kota Kinabalu in Sabah and Zamboanga City in the Philippines are now directly connected.

Philippine Airlines (PAL) and BIMP-EAGA Business Council (BEBC) Sabah received a positive response from travellers for their inaugural Kota Kinabalu - Zamboanga City direct flight recently. According to PAL, they recorded an impressive number of 65 confirmed bookings out of 86 seats as at 17 February, for their maiden flight on 31 March 2020.

Introducing Korean street food favourite, the Korean corn dog, at gateway@klia2 mall

Location: L2-101
Operating Hours: 8 am - 10 pm 

Staple street food in South Korea, Chung Chun’s traditionally made sausages are not to be missed whenever you are at klia2. The ‘Kogo’ expert offers a premium selection of four types of smoked chicken sausages to choose from (The OG, Cheddar, Mozza, and Mozzacheddar) as well as two savoury toppings of Curly Crunch or Popo Fluff to complete your meal. 

Bring your loved ones to Travellers’ Bar & Grill for a one-of-a-kind Valentine’s Day experience

Location: Sama-Sama Hotel KL International Airport
Operating Hours: Sunday to Thursday (4pm – 1am), Friday to Saturday (4pm – 2am)
Call +603 8787 3333 (ext 2435) for enquiries or reservations

Malaysia Airports’ ‘Joyful Experience at KidZania’ programme proves heaps of fun through engaging interactive learning and role-play for students of SK Bukit Bangkong (A)

                                                                                                                          Experience what it’s like to be a firefighter!

South Korean low-cost airline makes inaugural touch-down in Malaysia

Datuk Christina Liew (middle) presenting a memento to Air Busan Branch Manager Jung Sang Bong (3rd from left) as other guests look on

Sabah is now more accessible to South Koreans, thanks to Air Busan making its way to Malaysia.

Health and safety travel tips that will better equip you for a smashing holiday

Vacations are absolutely necessary for your health and wellbeing, we all need to take a moment from our hectic schedules. And it’s easy to lose yourself in the high of discovering that new exotic destination. All of a sudden you’re a kid in a candy store. You are immersed in the sights and sounds – and all the wonderfully curious street food and inviting gourmet offerings. After all, the best way to appreciate a country’s culture is by eating its food.