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Asia's Latin City
Zamboanga: A seaside city with an old settlement upgraded by the Spanish conquerors. -ANN
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Hong Kong's nooks and crannies
Malaysian writer Louisa Lim shuns the congested and sweaty streets of Hong Kong for the little lanes, discovering their kooky characters. -The Star |
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In the land of Vikings
For those who want a slower pace of life, Reykjavik, with its dreamy Aurora Borealis and geothermal bounty, makes for rich pickings. -ST
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Cycling to Caoling Tunnel
We somehow expect to see a light at the end as we cycle into Caoling Tunnel - but there is none! -China Post, ANN |
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Mola mola hunting in Bali
Dive at Crystal Bay and Tugu and check out the rare Mola mola and feast your eyes on these vibrant corals. -The Star
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Save at the sales like Allan Wu
One cannot deny that Malaysia Savings Sales is indeed a great shopping campaign for all shopaholics. -NST |
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Luxury at its best
Conrad Maldives Rangali Island, the hyper-luxurious hotel, is spread over 2 islands linked by a 500m walkway. -ST
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It is paradise on earth
Less than 1m of Maldives is above sea level and it could be submerged in 100 years due to rising sea levels. -ST
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New wave
Before arrival of the Westerners, Hainan Island was mostly pioneered by Japanese tourists who surf. -China Daily, ANN
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Back to the future in Beijing
Ancient China reveals itself in the Ming Tombs and the majestic Great Wall of China along with
the city's many modern marvels. -ST
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Going Down Under
Go off the beaten track in Sydney and uncover hidden gems in Port Stephens and Hunter Valley. -ST
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Tuk-ing road less travelled
Six Singaporeans will travel in two tuk tuks across India for a fundraiser which the Republic is taking part in for the first time. -ST |
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Mixing business with pleasure
Going on a corporate retreat aboard a cruise ship is a great way to bond with colleagues. -ST
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Joining the Cape escape
Taiwan's quaint southern tip, made famous by the Golden Horse nominated hit film Cape No. 7, is drawing tourists in droves. -ST
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Gorgeous Guilin's river of life
Picturesque Guilin, whose population relies on the Li River, offers a quick getaway for urbanites. -myp
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Way More Than A Cruise
Royal Caribbean International is 1 luxurious cruise set for the romantic honeymooners. -ST |
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Phuket packs a punch
From unspoilt beaches to spicy seafood to religious festivals, the island enthrals body and soul. -ST
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So you think you can dance Salsa
Inspired by the reality show "So you think you can dance"? Come sway to the salsa beat at the 3rd Malaysian Salsa Festival with over 500 participants all over the globe. -NST |
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Cruise easy in NZ
Don't expect huge cost savings from seeing New Zealand by campervan, but count on great memories. -ST
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48 hours in Hong Kong at Christmas time
Renowned for fine dining, bountiful shopping and buzzing nightlife, the financial hub and former British colony is also a good place to soak up some festive sights. -Reuters |
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What colonial hangover?
The former British colony harbours good shopping, great eating and a happening tourism scene. -ST
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Naturally beautiful
For nature lovers, South Australia is a haven out of this world. -ST |
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Underwater wonder
Welcome to Tubbataha Reefs in remote southern Philippines, home to the best diving in the country. -ST
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Brush with the past
Jakarta is not only about shopping and food, it also has old-world charm, says poet and writer Laksmi Pamuntjak. -ST |
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Baby-friendly yet full of adventure
Writer Frances Tan has good fun with her six-month-old son and mountain climbing hubby in Japan's northern island of Hokkaido. -SPU
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Versace's villa
Casa Casuarina in Miami Beach was best known as the place Gianni Versace lived and died. -The Star, ANN |
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More than just desert
Abu Dhabi, a city-oasis in the desert, is spending US$30 billion to lure adventure-thirsty tourists. -ST
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