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It's all here, in Malaysia
Like her latest chart-topping song, Semuanya Ada Di Sini, Farawahida says that as Malaysia has everything, there is no need to go abroad for a wonderful holiday. -NST
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Still many rivers to cross
Tony Wheeler, the co-founder of Lonely Planet, is still an enthusiastic and restless soul - and insists there is much left to explore. -The Nation, ANN
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A most refreshing town
This reader grew up believing that Segamat was where the rich families in Johor come from. -NST
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Sedate and subdued
A country's dress code can turn out to be an eye-opener to a foreigner. -The Star
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Rat tale
The Star readers share their travel stories. -The Star
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Travel light and strike gold
The writer takes AirAsia X?s direct flight to the Gold Coast, Australia, and discovers the delightful immediacy of faraway shores. -NST
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Why I'd rather be in Malacca
Malacca may be a boring town to some people but its quiet charms reminded me that one can live life at a more leisurely pace and without compromising on our success and achievements. -myp
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Sarawak is best for adventure
Terrence Joseph Dass, the familiar face on RTM2?s morning show, Hello on Two, has his eyes set on CNN. -NST
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Norliza's annual break
The general manager for corporate communications for Malaysia Airports Berhad makes it a point to go on holidays with her family once a year. -NST
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New Orleans my favourite: travel host Wright
New Orleans was Wright's favourite choice for its cultural diversity, architecture, jazz traditions and food. -myp
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Set sail from Halong Bay
AsiaOne contributor Ethan Lee and wife Lisa take on the picturesque Halong Bay and explore nature at its purest in December 2007
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Having a ball in Rome
How Cathay Pacific general manager Anna Thompson ended up with a new ballgown
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Keeping cool under pressure
Olivier Arzel, CEO of luxury company Lladro, personifies his company's philosophy in his calm demeanour
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Don't stop the music
Claude Ringuet's headphones make sure he doesn't have to talk on board
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Jetlag? What jetlag?
Photographer Geoff Letchford says he has a few tricks to get his body clock adjusted
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Flights are quite boring
Carlos Rosillo, who flies around the world for work, would rather take a train
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Born to drive in the fast lane
Robert Wickens, a junior Formula One driver, had his first taste of speed when he was five.
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The bigger the better
Give MTV veejay Taya Rogers a big, stable airplane over a small one any day
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