Latest Tourism news in Malaysia
One of the best preserved Roman houses at Herculaneum reopened recently after more than 30 years, its exquisite wall paintings brought back to life thanks to a revolutionary new technique. …
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A court in Italy has rejected a last-minute bid to halt the loan of Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic Vitruvian Man drawing and other of his works to France’s Louvre museum, …
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Beatles fans can now take a trip through the childhood sanctuary of John Lennon that inspired the seminal song Strawberry Fields Forever, with the former children’s home in Liverpool, England, …
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Just about a decade ago, the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur held an exhibition on how Islamic arts and culture has influenced the West. Many European works, including …
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Andrea Gandini, a 22-year-old Roman sculptor, is making a growing name for himself by turning the Eternal City’s dead tree stumps into much-admired pieces of art. Gandini, who began his …
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From its iconic theme music to the legendary chase scene through post-war Vienna’s sewers, spy classic The Third Man still draws legions of fans to the Austrian capital 70 years …
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It’s all about being “woke” in travel these days, and youth-focused Contiki Holidays has jumped on board with four brand new conscious travel experiences for Europe next year. As part …
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Eating in bed is probably one of life’s best indulgences. But how about sleeping in a room inspired by your favourite sweets and snacks? Food-themed hotels are one of those …
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As European capitals grow more congested with commuters, Paris is preparing to get people across the city via electric water taxis that operate along the river Seine. A startup company …
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World Tourism Day is commemorated each year on Sept 27, with celebrations led by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). In 2019, in line with UNWTO’s overarching focus on …
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