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Pokemon fans, get ready to book your flights via Scoot to Japan and South Korea because you're in for a treat! The Pokemon Company has launched its Pokemon Air Adventures in Singapore, commemorating the project with a partnership with Scoot Pte Ltd (Scoot) for an exclusive Pikachu Jet TR in Singapore. This will be the first time aviation and Pokemon fans will be able to see the unique Pokemon-themed flights outside of Japan. The Pikachu Jet TR The Pikachu Jet TR, a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner with a capacity of 375 seats, is scheduled for its inaugural flight on 9 September to Tokyo, Japan. As international travel restrictions ease, the partnership aims to revitalise the travel and aviation industry and connect travellers through a unique aviation experience. Passengers can expect to book a trip between Singapore, Tokyo and Seoul, with flights departing bi monthly from Changi Airport, Terminal 1. The fare prices for one-way tickets start from S$333 for a trip to Tokyo and S$231 for a trip to Seoul (inclusive of taxes). The routes of the Pikachu Jet TR will be reviewed periodically and customers can check out the latest details on Scoot’s website . You can also look forward to inflight amenities bearing Pokémon designs, including original merchandise such as tote bags, lanyards, bucket hats and a collector’s edition of the aircraft model donned with the special livery. These are available for purchase during flight bookings through Scoot’s website and mobile app from 9 September, and on board the inaugural flight. Additionally, a selection of specially curated Japanese inflight meals have been prepared to support this Pikachu Jet TR launch for the coming two quarters and are also available for pre-order. Pokémon GO Safari Zone: Singapore A special Pikachu Weekend will be held in Singapore from 18 to 20 November as part of TPC’s ongoing support for international travel and Singapore’s tourism economy. The event will feature a night show held at Marina Bay, alongside an exciting Pokémon GO event, “Pokémon GO Safari Zone: Singapore”, which will be held at Gardens by the Bay. Users can purchase a ticket and participate at the main site at Gardens by the Bay, where Maractus will appear in the wild. For the first time in Pokémon GO, users will be able to encounter Shiny Purrloin—if they’re lucky! Also, spot a Pikachu wearing a purple T-shirt (Flower), in the wild from November 2022 for over one year to celebrate this event. Travellers to Singapore can try their luck and look for this exclusive Pikachu. Looks like we have plenty of reason to travel to Singapore, Korea and Japan in the coming year!

Fly with Pikachu and Scoot to Japan and South Korea

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Mention Australia and Sydney is one of the first few things that usually comes to mind. Home to the most iconic spots in the world, Sydney as a city is vibrant, lively and exciting for many travellers - seasoned or not. But did you know that there are so much more to see and do around New South Wales? While I am a fan of using public transport to travel through a country, renting a car allows you more freedom to explore more of the countryside at your own pace and to discover more hidden gems. This tried and tested 4D3N self-drive itinerary across New South Wales, travelling into the Blue Mountains, Port Stephens and Central Coast will give you just that! Let's go! Day 1 – Arrive in Sydney and off to the Blue Mountains! Sydney to Blue Mountains time: 1 hour 30 minutes Accommodation: Alpine Motor Inn My friend and I took an overnight flight from Kuala Lumpur to Sydney and landed at Sydney International Airport at around 8:50am. Because I have a biometric passport, I could use the SmartGate to pass through immigration, saving me so much time. After collecting our luggages, it was on to customs and to declare any produce, food and drinks. Australia is strict custom laws so check their website to find out what is allowed into the country. Or when in doubt, just declare your item on the customs form handed out in the plane. Getting out of the immigration and customs took about an hour and it was off to the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO Heritage Site, in our rented car from EuropCar. However, the weather wasn’t on our side and it rained for the rest of the day in the mountains, rendering it too misty to catch a glimpse of the Three Sisters at Echo Point, Katoomba. Scrumptious meals at Frankly my Dear Coffee & Leura Garage. Credit: Tania Wee We did however stumble upon two foodie gems. The first was a late lunch stop, Frankly My Dear Coffee, a little café with the yummiest butterscotch latte and liquorice bread (a must try!). For dinner, we dined at Leura Garage, a fairly popular restaurant in Leura amongst the locals. Their beer ragu pasta was simply delicious and their Shrimp Skillet with grilled bread was so fresh and flavourful! Perfect for a chilly night in the mountains. With our body still adapting to the Australian cold, we retreated to our hotel, Alpine Motor Inn for an early night. The following day was long day ahead of us. Day 2 – Three Sisters, Scenic World and Port Stephens! Blue Mountains to Port Stephens: 3 hours 30 minutes Accommodation: Ingenia Holidays Middle Rock Due to the nonstop rain the previous night, we were in for a treat the next day. Bright sunny skies and a rare sea of clouds greeted us at the Three Sisters, Echo Point. It was a sight so rare that even the locals came out to see it. For breakfast we stopped at Black Cockatoo Bakery to grab their pastries and coffee. While extensive in range and the coffee delicious, we found the pastries cold as they didn’t have an oven to warm it up. Maybe the locals often took it to go and warmed it up at home. I enjoyed my pear Danish though. Cold or warm, a sweet pastry always hits the spot. Breakfast at Black Cockatoo Bakery. Credit: Tania Wee Unable to get enough of the mountainside view, we headed off to Scenic World next. At only AUD50(approx. RM150) per person, we got all day access to the park with unlimited rounds of their three main rides that takes you across, up and down and into Jamison Valley. All three rides (Scenic Railway, Scenic Cableway and Scenic Skyway) had stunning views of the Blue Mountains and Jamison Valley. But the one we enjoyed the most and went on multiple times, was the Scenic Railway. Why? Well, where else in the world do you get to ride the steepest passenger railway ride in the world? We rode at an incline of 52° through a 310-metre route that went through a cliff tunnel and the best part was, the train goes forwards and in reverse! That was two adventures rolled into one ride! Plus, passengers can also choose the angle of their seats, making it more laidback or adrenaline pumping. A day well spent in Scenic World, Blue Mountains. Credit: Tania Wee After grabbing a quick bite at Scenic World, we drove off to our next destination of the trip – Port Stephens. Along the way, we stopped at a McDonalds or as the Aussies’ call it, Mecca to takeaway dinner before checking into our beachside cabin at Ingenia Holidays Middle Rock. The rest of the evening was spent chilling around the cabin site, chatting with the locals and walking around Samurai Nudist Beach to catch a purplish sunset. But alas, no nudists were spotted. Samurai Nudist Beach, Port Stephens. Credit: Tania Wee Oh well. Day 3 – Quad-Biking through Sand Dunes and Alpaca Feeding in Central Coast Port Stephens to Central Coast: 1 hour 10 minutes Central Coast to Sydney: 1 hour 15 minutes Accommodation: Ibis World Square Quad biking across the largest moving sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere awaited us in the Worimi Conservation Lands in the morning. After getting fitting with our helmets by Sand Dunes Adventures, we were given a thorough briefing on how to operate our quad bikes before we were off! What an experience it was, zooming across the sand dunes and rolling down high slopes! While it was nerve-wracking at first, we soon got used to the bike and found ourselves trotting the accelerator more than the brake. A fog had rolled in during our ride, adding a Stephen King feel to the entire experience. We highly recommend this activity if one is ever in Port Stephens. After quad-biking, we started making our way back to Sydney but not without a stopover in Central Coast to feed some alpacas! Iris Lodge Alpacas farm is run by Sharon and Sean and we were hosted by the lovely Sharon for the alpaca feeding session. Alpaca feeding at Iris Alpaca Lodge. Credit: Tania Wee We were introduced to the farm animals including their adorable sheep dog, a horse and of course, the alpaca and llamas. Don’t be surprised if you get brushed up against by an alpaca trying to get to your bag of treats. Not only do you get close and personal with animals but you also get to learn about the important roles farms like this play in protecting the environment, such as planting trees as homes for hundreds of birds. Back in beautiful charming Sydney. Credit: Tania Wee After getting our fill of cute playful alpacas, we drove back to the city. As much as I enjoyed driving around New South Wales, it was time to bid farewell to the car once we reached Sydney. I dropped off the luggage at our hotel in Sydney, Ibis World Square and drove to Pullman Sydney Hyde Park to return our ride. From there, it was a quick 10 minutes’ walk back to World Square for dinner and shopping. Day 4 – Sydney Free and Easy Sydney is an exciting city to explore whether by foot, train, tram, bus and even by ferry. Here are some ways you can spend a free and easy day in Australia’s most iconic city. Take a stroll along Circular Quay for epic views of the iconic Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Immerse yourself in nature in the Royal Botanic Garden. Take the train and bus to Bondi Beach and check out the most instagrammable café in the world, Speedos. Or take your family to Taronga Zoo via ferry All you need is an Opal transport card to get around. It’s so easy! Alternatively, if you can’t get enough of the countryside, hop onboard a train out to Hunter Valley to overnight at the winery resort! Australia Self-Drive Need to Know! Malaysian Driving Licenses are accepted in Australia, so no need for International Driving Permit. Drive on the left, same as Malaysia. Seatbelts are mandatory for the drivers and all passengers. If you are using your phone for navigation, make sure you have a handphone holder for it. Don't touch your phone while driving, even at traffic lights! Do not speed as hidden speed cameras are widely used and if caught, the fines are very hefty. Whether you’re a first-time traveller to New South Wales or have been to Sydney before and now wants to see more of the state, this itinerary, courtesy of Destination New South Wales is just for you! This entire self-drive itinerary was planned by Sedunia Travel, Malaysia’s Premier Aussie Specialist and one that you can experience too! Follow it to the letter or tweak the activities to suit your interest – just let your Sedunia Travel consultant know. They will even handle the nitty gritty details like flights, car rental and attraction fees for your convenience and all you need to do is show up with your passport. You can opt to follow their ready-to-go packages or customise your travel plans accordingly. Get in touch with them today at contact@sedunia.com.my or browse through their website for more New South Wales travel packages .

4D3N Self-Drive Itinerary beyond Sydney - Blue Mountains, Port Stephens and Central Coast

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When you're a shopaholic travelling around Europe, you need to make Bicester Village a part of your travel iti nerary. Bicester Village has become a go-to destination for anyone with a passion for fashion, a thirst for quality and a love for a bargain. With its pretty and infinitely Instagrammable flower- and plant-lined paved avenues and white clapperboard stores, Bicester Village has become a top destination for seasonless, discounted quality from some of the biggest names in fashion, home and tech. From Barbour to Balmain, Gucci to Stella McCartney, the roster of brands on offer is both alluring and impressive. Tip 1: Arrive early for easier parking and smaller crowds, or make the most of the 10pm closing time. Make an evening of it with supper and a visit to your favoured stores. There will be live music in the village square and the chance to unwind on the alfresco terraces with a cocktail or two. Tip 2: Pre-plan and have an idea of your must-stop shops. There’s a lot at Bicester to side-track you and some stores require digital registration to gain entry, eg, Gucci. Tip 3: To get even bigger discounts, make sure you pop into the Visitor Centre before you start shopping and pick yourself up a VIP card, if you can. Sometimes you will need an invitation for this (it helps if you are signed up to a Bicester membership) but sometimes they do give them out. Tip 4: To make the most of shopping for a new look, why not sign up for a one-to-one with a personal shopping guru . Tip 5: Opt for a weekday trip to Bicester Village to avoid the crowd as the weekends can get very full. Tip 6: Tourists should bring their passports as you will need a tax-free receipt for claiming a VAT tax refund later. Tip 7: Book with your shopping spree across Europe with Sedunia Travel as they have packages that include a trip to the local Bicester Village and a private driver cum tour guide. What a way to live out your tai tai dream. Contact them at contact@seduniatravel.com or browse through their packages here under their Bicester collection packages .

Tips to Making the Most of Your Bicester Village Shopping Spree

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School holiday are the best time to bond and create new memories with your family, and for the children, a break from the mundane daily routines. If you are looking for a holiday idea where your children can explore sensory learning in a fun and enjoyable manner, look no further – Western Australia has got you covered. Western Australia is the western gateway to Australia, and is just a five-hour direct flight from Kuala Lumpur to Perth. The state also shares the same time zone as Malaysia, so children and adult alike can hop right into adventure seeking without worrying about jet lags. While Western Australia has many great adventures to offer, here are three family-friendly ones that you can do with your family for an unforgettable family holiday: Meet Australia’s cutest wildlife at Caversham Wildlife Park Australia is synonymous with wildlife and iconic animals, in which Western Australia is home to 141 of the 207 mammal species found in Australia. Caversham Wildlife Park is just a 30-minute drive northeast of Perth and home to about 200 species of animals, birds and reptiles. It is a great place to bring your family to meet most of Australia’s animals in one location. Here, children can feed the animals, take photos with the koala and wombat, or play with the farm animals at the interactive Molly’s Farm located within the park. Explore the paradise of Rottnest Island Rottnest Island is a holiday haven for your family, attributed to its pristine beaches, aquamarine bays, bike tracks and friendly animals to meet. About 19 kilometres offshore from Perth, it is a 30-minute ferry ride from the capital city, where paradise beckons. A car-free zone, the island is a safe place for your family to travel about – on foot, with a rented bicycle or e-bike, on the island shuttle, or aboard the hop on-hop off bus that loops around the 11-kilometre-long island. Its beautiful white beaches, clear water and protected coral reefs such as Salmon Bay and Pinky Beach is perfectly safe for children to play, swim or snorkel in. Alternatively, you can cycle or go for a relaxing walk on paved riding and walking trails. The main attraction of the island is to meet the happiest animal on earth – the Quokkas – as it is the only place in the world where you can find these adorable, furry friends. The friendly, highly photogenic marsupial always has a welcoming on its face so keep a lookout for them. Experience a farm stay at Ferguson Farm Ferguson Farmstay is located in the beautiful Ferguson Valley. Approximately 30 minutes’ drive from Bunbury and less than two hours’ drive from the south of Perth, the farm is situated on top of the undulating Darling ranges and offers spectacular views of the city of Perth, the farmland, and vineyards all the way to the Bunbury coast. A child-friendly farm, Ferguson Farmstay offers many activities for all, including feeding farm animals such as goats, ponies, kangaroos, ducks and rabbits. Children can go on pony rides or hop onto a tractor ride to feed the bigger cows. With many adventures awaiting you in Western Australia , there certainly is something for everybody so do check out these destinations. For more details and destination inspirations for your next family holidays, head over to Tourism Western Australia’s website at https://www.westernaustralia.com .

3 Family-Friendly Spots in Western Australia that lets You meet their Resident Wildlife!

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For Malaysians who live in a hot and humid weather all year round, going on a winter holiday is a great way to break the norm and experience the cold weather, albeit gently, for going from extreme humidity to the frosty cold may need some time to acclimatise. This is why Western Australia is at the top of the list for places with temperate winter in the Southern Hemisphere to consider for a winter holiday. With temperature ranging between 8 to 19˚C during the winter months of June to August, Western Australia is only a short 5-hour direct flight from Kuala Lumpur to Perth, and is a place of endless surprises that offers plenty to do especially during winter. Let’s look at the top three activities to do for an unforgettable winter adventure in Western Australia: Spot humpback whales in Augusta Australia is renowned for its rich biodiversity and wildlife, including marine life. In the humble town of Augusta, which is just a 3.5-hour drive southwest from Perth, you can watch the gentle giants of the sea – the humpback whales – in action. From June to August, the humpback whales and Southern Right Whales migrate along the waters of Augusta’s Flinders Bay, and gather for a short rest and play before continuing their journey north. Each winter, tour organisers will host whale-watching excursions for an opportunity to get up close and personal with these gentle giants of the sea. Embrace the beauty of wildflowers along the Coral Coast Western Australia is home to one of the largest collections of wildflowers on earth, with 60 percent of the 12,000 species found only within the state itself. The breath-taking sight of a carpet of wildflowers is worth the 2-hour drive to the Coral Coast, located north of Perth and home to thousands of native wildflowers. In season between July and October, there are several recommended locations to spot these beauties. They are the Iain Wilson Nature Trails, Kalbarri National Park, Leseur National Park and Nanbung National Park. Join the hunt for truffles, the ‘black gold’ at Manjimup Western Australia is known as the largest black truffle producer in the southern hemisphere, where the world-class ingredient is used in the menus of many restaurants around the world. Just over a 3-hour drive from Perth, the incredible ingredient is found along the fertile soils of Manjimup. The Australian truffle season runs between June to September, with an annual Truffle Kerfuffle event held in late June. Go on a guided truffle tour and watch the highly trained dogs sniffing out the “black gold” from the ground, or start your gastronomy adventure and taste the exquisite flavour of truffles at the local restaurants. So, what are you waiting for? Get packing, book your flight and start your winter wanderlust adventure to Western Australia for a great holiday experience . For more details and destination inspirations, head over to Tourism Western Australia’s website at https://www.westernaustralia.com.

3 Outdoor Winter Adventures You can Enjoy in Western Australia

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New South Wales is a special place. Spectacular landscapes, incredible flora and fauna, and food experiences to impress even the most serious of gastronomes. This unforgettable road trip – a loop that starts and ends in the world-class capital – combines some of the state’s premium destinations, including the Blue Mountains, Hunter Valley, Port Stephens and the Central Coast. Immerse yourself in nature at heritage-listed national parks, sip remarkable wines in Australia’s oldest wine region, traverse the Southern Hemisphere’s largest moving coastal sand dunes, and get up close to wildlife that call our coast, reef, and inland home. You’ll soon discover, there’s nothing quite like New South Wales. Route: Sydney> Blue Mountains > Hunter Valley > Port Stephens > Central Coast > Sydney Total distance: 750km/466miles Total drive time: 9hours 50min drive Days 1 – 3: Sydney | Arrive via Sydney Airport Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge – enjoy a harbour cruise – embark on a coastal walk – visit Taronga Zoo – eat at famous markets and restaurants Not just a city of landmarks, Sydney is a landmark city. Home to globally recognised attractions such as the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House and Bondi Beach, the New South Wales capital leaves visitors in awe. The spangled harbour is a great place to start. After a wander around the Sydney Opera House concourse, you will have your bearings and a renewed inspiration. Take advantage of that vibe with Bridge Climb Sydney, an unforgettable experience that allows you to enjoy 360-degree views from the summit of this national treasure. Down below, jump on a Sydney Harbour Cruise and capture some snaps as you explore the city’s most attractive spots with the sea breeze in your hair. Sydney is famous for its beach lifestyle and there are many glorious spots to soak up the atmosphere. Bondi, Watsons Bay and Manly are among the most popular, although there are more than 100 impressive beaches peppered along Sydney’s coastline. Pristine coastline means beautiful coastal walks too, of which Sydney has many. The six-kilometre Bondi to Coogee Walk is a picturesque introduction, while the 80-kilometre Bondi to Manly Walk is an extraordinary multi-day challenge worth embracing. Taronga Zoo is another Sydney drawcard with its spectacular harbour views. More than 5,000 animals call this harbourside attraction home, including plenty of Australian native animals such as koalas and kangaroos. For something truly unique, spend a night at the elegant Wildlife Retreat, a designer hotel nestled in the zoo’s natural landscape. Alternatively, try the Roar and Snore glamping experience, which includes intimate animal encounters and fahuscinating zookeeper talks. Better yet, you wake up to those gorgeous harbour and city skyline views. Experience adrenaline-fuelled excitement at Luna Park, a much-loved harbourfront theme park featuring thrill rides, family rides and sideshow games. Entry is free – you only pay for your rides! Be sure to snap a photo of the iconic smiling-face entrance. For a spot of shopping, you’ll find high-end brands, as well as cutting-edge design and souvenir stores in the beautiful heritage precinct, The Rocks. Markets are held every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Still in the central business district, Pitt Street Mall boasts everything from designer to high street brands. Darling Harbour, meanwhile, is a fantastic shopping precinct on the waterfront. Also harbourside, is the newly-developed Barangaroo. Home to the tallest building in Sydney and fourth tallest in Australia, the glittering Crown Sydney, it is also jam-packed with exquisite hatted restaurants, cafes and rooftop bars. For a more intimate experience, character-filled inner-city suburbs such as Newtown and Surry Hills provide boutique shopping, a thriving dining scene, and myriad cultural delights. Nearby Eveleigh is home to the lively Carriageworks Farmer’s Market, where more than 70 farmers and artisan food producers sell their delicious wares. There’s also Paddy’s Market at Haymarket, which has everything from food and fashion to gifts and gadgets. Don’t forget to visit the lantern-lit Spice Alley in Chippendale which offers hawker-style Asian cuisine, and the bustling Sydney Fish Market – the biggest market of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, featuring an incredible display of the freshest seafood in town. Up the luxe factor by taking a private boat cruise or seaplane and enjoy a champagne brunch – it's an idyllic way to marvel at the harbour city. For halal dining options, Neptune Palace in Circular Quay serves traditional Malaysian and Cantonese food, while Ipoh Town, located on York Street in the city and Barangaroo, offers some of the best Malaysian food in Sydney. Indian and Pakistani halal food is the game at Lal Qila in Darling Harbour, and you can also grab a non-alcoholic beer or delicious mocktail. Korean BBQ is a hit in Sydney and some of the best options are right in the heart of the city, including Danjee, Yang San Park and Myung Jang. It’s not hard to find exceptional Cantonese fare in Sydney, especially with the flavours of Chinatown in the mix. Royal Pavilion, The Century at the Star and Zilver are all bona fide Sydney institutions. Authentic Indian flavours and Sydney Harbour views are sure to impress at Lavendra in North Sydney or, for an inner-city vibe, try the delicious Masala Theory in Surry Hills. Days 3 – 5: Blue Mountains | 50 minutes from Sydney Admire views from The Lookout – ride a cable car on the world’s steepest railway – hike the beautiful trails – shop in pretty Leura A nature lover’s playground, the UNESCO heritage-listed Blue Mountains are just a short journey from Sydney. Magical vistas await, including million-year-old valleys, lush rainforests and dramatic mountainous landscapes. The Three Sisters rock formation is the Blue Mountains’ most famed sight and you will catch a stellar view from The Lookout, Echo Point. As well as boasting unrivalled views, The Lookout is a wonderful food, wine and hospitality destination. The views are also hard to beat from Scenic World’s thrilling glass-bottom cable car ride, which uses the world’s steepest railway. Get the heart pumping with outdoor activities such as bushwalking, abseiling, hiking or mountain biking. Alternatively, join an eco-certified guided walking tour and get an insight into the region’s diverse flora and fauna. You’ll likely come across some of the friendly residents, such as wombats, wallabies and more. Be sure to check out the quaint township of Leura. Adorned with character-filled heritage homes and beautiful gardens, Leura is pretty as a picture, and its National Trust-classified town centre offers great boutique shopping and delightful eateries. For a traditional morning or afternoon tea, order the delicious scones at Everglades Historic House and Gardens. October is a particularly attractive time of year in Leura with the cherry blossoms in full springtime bloom. Camping sites are available in Blue Mountains National Park, near Katoomba, Blackheath and Lithgow. Motorhome accommodation is also available. Just minutes from the Three Sisters, Canton Palace in Katoomba delivers some of the region’s best Asian food, including traditional Chinese and Malaysian dishes. Arjuna Indian Restaurant in Katoomba specialises in Tandoori cooking. The extensive menu is full of authentic Indian favourites, with halal, vegan and vegetarian dishes. The Blue Mountains is packed with Instagrammable spots, including the sea of clouds at Jamison Valley, Princes Rock Lookout and Hanging Rock. Day 5 – 7: Hunter Valley | three hours, 22 minutes from Blue Mountains Sample Australia’s best wines at vineyards – enjoy a hot air balloon ride – dine at upmarket restaurants – go horse-riding – meet native wildlife at the zoo A few hours up the highway and you will find yourself in spectacular wine country. In fact, the Hunter Valley is Australia’s oldest wine region, and with 150 cellar doors, there are countless ways to experience the fruits of the vintners’ labour. Brokenwood Wines is one of the most reputable labels in the country and the five-star estate is a must-visit. Whether you’re after a behind-the-scenes tour and tasting, a self-guided wine exploration or decadent lunch with matching wine flight, Brokenwood has you covered. It is also one of the estates included in the Ultimate Winery Experiences of Australia. Hunter Valley favourites Audrey Wilkinson and Tyrrell’s Wines are also on this esteemed list, while Tulloch Wines and Krinklewood Biodynamic Vineyard are exceptional choices, too. Keep an eye out for resident kangaroos who just love a casual hop through the Hunter vineyards. Beyond vino, Tulloch also offers kombucha tasting, junior tasting (soft drinks with matching snacks), cheese tasting and chocolate tasting. If gin or beer are more to your liking, you’re in luck. Distilleries and breweries are plentiful in the region. With great drink comes great food and the Hunter Valley certainly delivers. Find Circa 1876 at the end of the gorgeous tree-lined driveway of Roscrea Estate. Be impressed by the farm to fork ethos, as well as the award-winning food and wine. Another highly-acclaimed choice, Bistro Molines delivers rustic French Provincial dishes in a classic setting, while Muse Kitchen offers European fare with a casual, yet sophisticated atmosphere. At EXP., local produce is at the heart of innovative dishes. The Hunter Valley is a popular hot-air ballooning site, the patchwork quilt of rolling vineyards creating quite a stunning show. Set off at sunrise and enjoy the magnificent views as you soar high above the valley. Once you are back on land, indulge in a champagne breakfast! Keep the adrenalin pumping with horse-riding, Segway Tours, or even a touch of grape-stomping. Alternatively, bring the pace down with a llama walking tour. Cameras are essential – this is as cute as it gets! From llamas to lemurs, make a stop at Hunter Valley Wildlife Park and meet the residents, big and small. You’ll see monkeys, alligators, meerkats and more, plus have the chance to handfeed kangaroos, wallabies, farmyard animals and lorikeets. With 14 hectares of storybook grounds, the Hunter Valley Gardens is another star attraction. Mouth-watering flavours will have you craving more at Taj Indian Flavours Indian Restaurant in Singleton. Delicious fresh food with an Asian kick – that’s the hallmark of Leaves and Fishes in Lovedale, a Hunter Valley favourite since opening in 2004. Motorhome accommodation is available at the Hunter Valley Resort. Day 7 – 10: Port Stephens | one hour, 49 minutes from Hunter Valley Hike up Mount Tomaree – scale the spectacular sand dunes – watch the whales and dolphins on a cruise – sample the fresh seafood The dolphin capital of New South Wales, Port Stephens is an idyllic seaside region with 26 golden beaches and bays to explore. Known for its fresh seafood and natural beauty, water-based activities are a must here with sailing, kayaking, swimming or stand-up paddleboarding among the most popular. The excitement continues on a Port Stephens whale- or dolphin-watching cruise (available between May and November), and there’s no better place to jump in and swim with the dolphins. You might also catch a glimpse of these graceful marine mammals from the summit of Mount Tomaree in Tomaree National Park, where you can enjoy sweeping views along the spectacular north coast. The national park also includes a myriad of picturesque walks, pristine beaches and stunning swimming holes. Step it up with a guided shark encounter tour, courtesy of Irukandji Shark and Ray Encounters. Rest assured, you will be under the watchful eye of experienced guides as you pet and feed incredible marine life. Port Stephens is also home to the largest moving coastal dunes in the Southern Hemisphere. The Aboriginal guides from Sand Dune Adventures help bring the Stockton Bight Sand Dunes alive, offering quad-biking with an insight into traditional Aboriginal food, culture and history. Camel riding on the sand dunes, 4WD tours and sandboarding are also available. On the dining scene, seafood is a must in Port Stephens, and the best place for it is on the waterfront. Try the farm-to-table Cookaburra Restaurant or Little Beach Boathouse. Get up close with koalas as you indulge in deluxe glamping at Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary. Choose from a range of rooms and suites. Motorhome accommodation is also available. Tuck into award-winning Asian cuisine at L'il Buddha Asian Cuisine, a favourite with locals and visitors in Salamander Bay. Days 10 – 12: Central Coast | two hours, three minutes from Port Stephens Walk along the famous jetty – see the alpacas – jump on the zipcoaster or high ropes course – sample spirits in the gardens – take home an Akoya pearl Coastal delights meet verdant hinterland on the glorious Central Coast. This region is packed with pretty beach towns which join the dots between Newcastle and Sydney. First stop, Long Jetty, a small town with – you guessed it – a long jetty. A popular Instagram spot, the jetty itself is beautiful, while vintage stores and trendy cafes line the main strip. Speaking of Instagram, the cuddly stars of Iris Lodge Alpacas are ready for their close-up. As well as alpacas, you can meet wiltipoll sheep, horses and cows. Horses are also at the ready at Glenworth Valley Outdoor Adventures, Australia’s largest horse-riding centre, offering lessons, trail rides, cattle drive rides, and pony rides for kids. In fact, Glenworth is an incredible spot for all outdoors activities such as kayaking, abseiling and quad biking. Be sure to visit TreeTops Central Coast, an adventure park including a high ropes course and a zipcoaster. Sample award-winning spirits and liqueurs at Distillery Botanica. Set amongst three acres of tranquil gardens, this distillery looks to the botanicals on-site for inspiration and ingredients. Don’t leave town before catching a glimpse of the world's most valuable Akoya pearls at Broken Bay Pearl Farm. A range of tours are available and include highlights such as river cruises, immersive pearl grading, and even a take-home pearl. From here, it’s less than an hour’s drive to Sydney Airport, where you can be whisked away – Aussie pearl in hand – towards your next adventure. Another Luxury Lodge of Australia, Pretty Beach House provides a spectacular Aussie stay. Bells at Killcare and Marramarra Lodge, positioned on the Hawkesbury River, also deliver on luxe. Motorhome accommodation is also available. Raj’s Corner, Newcastle’s most renowned Indian restaurant, boast a variety of mouth-watering northern and southern favourites, including halal options. With not one, but three Central Coast locations – Kincumber, Terrigal and West Gosford – the multi-award-winning Rajdhani Indian Restaurant delivers delicious Indian fare. For more than 30 years, the team at Peking Garden in Gosford has been serving excellent Chinese cuisine, including a Hong Kong-style buffet every Sunday.

Wine & Wildlife in Sydney’s Surrounds

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After two years, Vivid Sydney is back - bigger and better and we are just as excited as you to see what the world’s largest festival of light, music and ideas has to offer. Throughout all 23 days from 27 May to 18 June 2022, you will get to see the entire iconic city of Sydney come to life in a different light - literally. From the Opera House all the way to the Rocks and Harbour Bridge, spreading into the hip areas of Barangaroo, Central Station and The Goods Line, there is plenty to see and do. Check out our earlier article on the 10 light installations to keep an eye out for at Vivid Sydney. For the first time visitor to Vivid Sydney, it might seem all too overwhelming but don't worry. We have compiled the these handy tips to help you get your best Vivid Sydney experience. 1. Stay close to the action Staying in the heart of the actions can make a heap of difference to your entire experience especially for a massive event such as Vivid Sydney. After a day of travelling and exploring, you will want to pop back into your hotel to fresh up quickly before heading out again in the evening to see the city light up. Vivid Sydney is spread out all across the city so you have a wide area of accommodation to select from such as Sir Stamford at Circular Quay, Crown Sydne y at Barangaroo and Mantra 2 Bond Street. Also for ease of transportation, try to get a hotel close to a train station which brings us to our next point... 2. Public Transport is your best friend TFE Hotels recommends opting for public transport. Sydney's public transport network is fairly extensive covering land and water and making travelling across the city a breeze. Just get an Opal card from any convenience stores and newsagents and use it for all public transport. Plus, there is a weekend cap at A$8.05 for adults for unlimited rides! 3. Dinner Cruise for a different POV Feast your eyes on Vivid Sydney from the waters when you head onboard a 3-hour Vivid cruise . With expansive top, fore and after decks you'll get to experience amazing and uninterrupted 360-degree views of city illuminations - with only you and your fellow diners. The 3-course menu allows you to also enjoy New South Wales' seasonal produce at the same time. 4. Something for Everyone Vivid Sydney isn't just about the iconic sights and sounds. It's also family friendly which interactive displays set up to keep the little ones easily entertained. We also recommended heading to Taronga Zoo in the evenings to experience Wild Lights at Taronga Zoo. It is an immersive and inspiring experience where guests can explore the Zoo after dark on an illuminated night walk, all whilst connecting with wildlife and conservation - a fun activity for the whole family. 5. Go on weekdays It goes without saying that weekends tend to bring in a huge crowd, not just from New South Wales but also other parts of Australia. We advice you to plan your visit from Monday to Wednesday. 6. Plan your meals early Everyone will be clamouring for the best restaurants with a view of Vivid Sydney at dinner time. Blogger Christine knight advices to get into the city early and eat before the lights even turn on. Her recommendation especially for those with kids is Gateway Sydney for casual, great food. 7. Dress for comfort Yes, we get it. The temptation to dress up to the nines for photos is great but do also remember that it can get chilly and windy this time of the year. While the lower temperatures will feel like a god-sent aircon during the day, a coat or a jacket is recommended in the evenings and at night. Better to feel warm and toasty than freezing your toes and fingers off during Vivid Sydney. 8. Head out later If you can afford to, visit Vivid Sydney after 9pm. The crowds tend to lessen a little towards the night when all the families have left for bedtime and the working crowd is done with dinner and some sightseeing on their own. This is also another perk of staying in the city, near Vivid Sydney which gives you a place to retreat to while waiting for the crowd to thin out. 9. Use a map Let us just say - there is no shame in holding a map and looking like tourist in Sydney. After all, that's exactly what you are and you should enjoy the experience entirely! Download this Vivid Sydney 2022 map and print it before you set off. It covers all locations and has a handy route map for the eight kilometres long Vivid Light Walk. 10. Shoot without flash A lot of photographers stand by this advice, despite turning on the flash being our first instinct when photographing in the dark. Instead, bring along a light weight tripod with a remote trigger or simply place your camera on a stable surface and set it on timer to reduce blur when shooting. Vivid Sydney is best seen after dark so take advantage of the installation's own light source to brighten your shot. Of course, the technology in the camera of our phones nowadays are simply amazing and can do most of the work for you to capture your experience at Vivid Sydney. With so many things to see, stretching all across the city, believe us. On e night just won't do which is why two nights and more is highly recommended. You can also use our 48 hours itinerary courtsey of Destination New South Wales as a guide to start planning your stay or leave it to the travel experts of Sedunia Travel to do the hard work for you. Sedunia Travel even has Vivid Sydney special travel packages available. You can even opt to customise and extend your trip to see more of Sydney and what else New South Wales has to offer. For more information, check out their site here .

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Experience the American Southwest on Rocky Mountaineer’ s newest route, Rockies to the Red Rocks which travels between Denver, Colorado, and Moab, Utah, with an overnight stay in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Like their three Canadian rail routes, the two-day Rockies to the Red Rocks route is steeped in history and full of opportunities to explore the ever-changing scenery and iconic destinations of the region. Breathtaking plains, mountain vistas and chromatic deserts alongside towering canyons that have been carved away by the Colorado River and red sandstone mountains. The Route Rockies to the Red Rocks is filled with highlights best seen by train, including Ruby Canyon, Mount Garfield, and Moffat Tunnel and can be traveled East or Westbound. Day 1: Denver to Glenwood Springs Your journey starts in Denver. As you hear the whistle blow, board the train, take your seat, and get ready to start your journey alongside the Colorado River through a series of canyons and rugged landscapes. As you enjoy breakfast and a beverage, take in the scenic views of the Gross Reservoir dam. Built in 1954, it has a surface area of 440 acres with a spillway that sits at 7,225 feet in elevation. The route slowly gains elevation before reaching the Continental Divide. Here you’ll pass through the historic Moffat Tunnel and emerge on the western side of the Continental Divide. This railway tunnel opened in 1928 and cuts through 6.3 miles of mountainous terrain. Enjoy a three-course, regionally inspired lunch as onboard Hosts share stories about the region you’re traveling through. Make sure you keep your camera close as you travel along the Colorado River through a series of captivating canyons, including Byers Canyon and Gore Canyon. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife as these canyons are the perfect place to spot pronghorns, deer, and eagles. Today's journey ends in the historic town of Glenwood Springs. Enjoy your evening at your own leisure in this true Wild West town, before relaxing in your cozy hotel. Day 2: Glenwood Springs to Moab In the morning, you'll board the train for another day of incredible scenery as you head southwest past mountain vistas, desert cliffs, and vibrant sandstone mountains. Enjoy a two-course hot breakfast while passing Parachute Creek and Mount Logan towards De Beque Canyon, a 15-mile long narrow canyon with stair-step cliffs of sedimentary rock layers. Continuing west, look out for Mount Garfield. At 6,765 feet, it’s the highest point of the Book Cliffs so it should be easy to spot! These sandstone mountains stretch nearly 200 miles from west to east. The route continues to follow the Colorado River as you approach one of the most majestic and colorful canyons along the journey. Admire the stunning red sandstone cliffs of Ruby Canyon, accessible only by train or from the river. This canyon is 25 miles long and is appropriately named after the vibrant ruby-toned cliffs that line the canyon walls. After crossing over the Colorado-Utah state line, look out for Mount Peale. It’s the highest point of the La Sal Mountains at 12,726 feet. Due to its immense height, these mountains are usually snow-capped until early summer. As the train reaches Moab, you’ll be greeted by the brilliant sandstone mountains that the American Southwest is so famous for. You’ll also get your first glimpse of the iconic Arches National Park; a 73,234-acre wonderland of geological marvels. Depart the train and travel to downtown Moab via a motorcoach transfer. Welcome to the scarlet city! The Onboard Experience Like the three Canadian rail routes, the train only travels during the day and features oversized windows, so you won’t miss a moment of the ever-changing landscapes. Everything is choreographed to make your journey feel special, effortless, and unforgettable. From the expansive glass-dome coaches that put you right in the heart of the stunning Southwest, to the impeccable service and storytelling from engaging Onboard Hosts, to the regionally-inspired cuisine, this will no doubt be a journey of a lifetime. Be the First to Travel on Rocky Mountaineer’s Newest Route Rockies to the Red Rocks is now available to book for both the 2022 and 2023 Rocky Mountaineer seasons. Book quickly as this rail route is sure to be popular. Want to book other adventures with the train? Explore Rocky Mountaineer packages in both eastbound and westbound directions , add on extra nights or book specialized tours in the various regions—make this next vacation a trip of a lifetime!

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Australia has some of the best and most happening festivals and events in the world. Each with their own unique attractions, highlighting its cities and all worth flying into the country for annually. Here's our list of 2022 festival to bookmark for your trip to Australia . 1. VIVID SYDNE Y, 27 May-18 June 2022 Sydney, New South Wales Celebrating its 12th year in 2022, Vivid Sydney is an annual creative festival that showcases the soul of our city, in collaboration with the most brilliant and boundary-pushing artists, thinkers and musicians of our time. From 27 May-18 June 2022, Vivid Sydney fuses mesmerising art displays and 3D light projections with exhilarating live music performances, thought-provoking debates and deep-dive discussions from some of the world’s brightest minds. This year, the festival boasts the longest continuous Light Walk in the history of the event, from the Sydney Opera House to Central Station. Once again, the Sydney Opera House will be aglow for the Lighting of the Sails, and at a new Light Walk addition, Central Station, the George Street façade will boast an interactive projection. 2. DARK MOFO, 8–22 June 2022 Hobart, Tasmania Dark Mofo, Mona’s midwinter festival in Tasmania, delves into centuries-old winter solstice rituals. Since its inception in 2013, Dark Mofo has delved into centuries-old rituals to explore the links between ancient and contemporary mythology, humans and nature, religious and secular traditions, darkness and light, and birth, death and renewal. Based around the southern hemisphere's winter solstice, every year they celebrate the dark through large-scale public art, music, fire, food, light and noise. Signature events include the delectable Winter Feast on Hobart's waterfront and the colourful community celebration of the Ogoh-Ogoh parade and burning. Make it an annual pilgrimage, for the Nude Solstice Swim, with more than 1000 people dropping their clothes and inhibitions to welcome back the light after the longest, coldest night in the nation. 3. DARWIN FESTIVAL, 4 -21 August 2022 Darwin, Northern Territory There’s no better time to be in the tropical Top End than during Darwin Festival each August, where a fabulous festival wonderland awaits you. Balmy nights under twinkling Festival lights provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable dry season, the Top End’s tropical winter. Australia’s hottest winter arts festival combines the quintessential spirit and energy of Darwin with warm outdoor festivities and a vibrant program of events for an unforgettable good time. Join in the fun of hot August nights and start planning your 2022 Northern Territory adventure now. 4. BRISBANE FESTIVAL, 2 – 24 September 2022 Brisbane, Queensland Queensland’s premier arts event, Brisbane Festival lights up the city in a blaze of colour each September, with extraordinary art, installations and live performances from home and across the world. In 2022 the Festival will fill the city with three weeks of wonder, delight and celebration from 2 – 24 September. 5. RISING 2022, 1—12 June 2022 Melbourne, Victoria On the first night of winter, artists, fruit bats and other creatures of the night pulse through a city reawakened. A festival three years in the making, built by and for Melbourne, RISING invites you to get lost, go deep and shake loose. A surge of art, music, performance and ceremony in the heart of Melbourne, RISING electrifies the city from 1—12 June 2022. 6. ILLUMINATE AD ELAIDE, 1-31 July 2022 Adelaide, South Australia Reignite your curiosity this winter with Australia’s newest major event, Illuminate Adelaide , returning bigger and brighter than before. This city-wide spectacle invites you to experience a program of art, light, sound and imagination. Shining a light on South Australia for the month of July, the program hosts a range of free and ticketed events by local, national and international artists and companies for you to enjoy and shake off those winter blues. 7. PERTH INTERNATIONAL ART FESTIV AL, Feb 11, 2022 – Mar 6, 2022 Perth, Western Australia Held annually in March, the Perth International Arts Festival is the longest running cultural event in Australia. It began in 1953, when the University of Western Australia hosted a series of performances, plays and concerts over the course of a few days. The event now runs for several weeks. While this event may have just passed, there is no harm in planning for 2023's version! So pack your most comfortable party outfits, grab your cameras and phones and quickly book a trip to Australia with Sedunia Travel today.

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Make your way to Sydney during Vivid Sydney, the annual festival that sparks the soul of Sydney with creativity from 27 May to 18 June. This year, Vivid Sydney will boast the longest light walk in the history of the event, so why not make the most of Sydney while the city really turns it on? Here’s a 48-hour itinerary with plenty of ideas on what to do during one of the world’s largest festivals of light, music and ideas. Credit: Ken Done / Spinifex Group / James Morrison Day 1 Morning Coastal walk Start the day on Sydney’s stunning coastline, walking along the clifftop trail from Coogee to Bondi — don’t forget to look out for whales, as it’s whale-watching season. Explore the vibrant food scene at Bondi — try a decadent breakfast at Bills, elegant brunch at The Pacific Club Bondi, or brekkie bowl at local favourite Speedos – one of the world’s most Instagrammable cafes. Insider Tip: Snap a stunning high-angle shot of the famous Icebergs Pool from the coastal walk. Shopping Head towards the city, checking out Sydney’s hottest shopping streets along the way: the 333 bus from North Bondi travels to Circular Quay via Bondi Junction, Paddington and Surry Hills. Bondi Junction Westfield is a one-stop hub for luxury global names, The Intersection Paddington has exquisite Australian fashion and Surry Hills has a vibrant collection of small, interesting boutiques. Insider Tip: Visit Elms, which curates gorgeous clothing and gifts from Australia and New Zealand. Afternoon Lunch, markets and culture From Surry Hills, it’s about a ten-minute walk to Darling Square in Haymarket, which is a fun lunch spot for the whole family. There are more than 40 restaurants with 20 different cuisines – try Dopa by Devon for tasty rice bowls and colourful Korean shaved ice desserts. After lunch, check out the sprawling indoor Paddy’s Markets for souvenirs and stroll The Goods Line, a cleverly designed urban walkway running from Railway Square to Darling Harbour. Insider Tip: Take the time to explore Central Park Mall with a welcoming outdoor space, 13-screen cinema and cult eateries. Darling Harbour Choose your own afternoon adventure in Darling Harbour! Hang with the stars at Madame Tussauds, see a magical underwater wonderland at SEA LIFE Aquarium or relax and pop the bubbly at the Champagne Bar at Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour. You could also take the children for a play at Darling Quarter Playground, unwind in a pocket of paradise at the Chinese Garden of Friendship, or climb naval ships and submarines at the Australian National Maritime Museum. Evening Vivid Sydney Catch a ferry from Barangaroo Wharf (close to SEA LIFE Aquarium) to Circular Quay before the sun goes down and the lights go up for Vivid Sydney. Sydney Opera House will be aglow for Lighting of the Sails and, for the first time, the festival boasts the longest continuous Light Walk in the history of the event, from Sydney Opera House to Central Station. Insider Tip: There are many road closures during Vivid Sydney, so it’s best to use public transport. Credit: Martu Artists and Curiious Lights on Credit: Ramesh Nithiyendran Watch as the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge light up, listen to live music or book a three-course dinner cruise with Captain Cook to see Vivid Sydney from the water. See For Sydney With Love by iconic Australian artist Ken Done, projected onto Customs House. Follow Future Natives, a trail of neon birds by artist Chris Daniel along the Light Walk, and admire Earth Deities, a towering illuminated sculpture by Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran at Hickson Road Reserve. At nearby Walsh Bay, grab a bite to eat at Walsh Bay Kitchen, or a drink with water views at The Theatre Bar at the End of the Wharf. Credit: Chris Daniel Dining out In and around Circular Quay, there are plenty of dining options from casual to fine dining. Tuck into tender Aussie steak at luxe waterfront eatery 6Head, in Campbells Cove, visit Gateway at Circular Quay for more than 30 casual restaurants or admire the view of the harbour while dining on high-end, innovative cuisine from Aria or Quay. Insider Tip: Bookmark the spectacular Cherry Blossom Wonderland Igloo balcony suite at Pier One Sydney for private group dining, in collaboration with Insta-star Tara Milk Tea (bookings open in early April) Credit: Pier One featuring @taramilktea Day 2 Morning Catch a ferry from Circular Quay to Taronga Zoo for a morning full of memorable animal encounters. A fun way to travel there is by the Taronga Zoo Ferry Express, which includes return rocket ferry, zoo entrance and express entry on the Sky Safari cable car from the wharf. Once there, don’t miss keeper talks, the Wild for Seals show and visiting red kangaroos, koalas, giraffes, lion cubs and more. Art and culture This afternoon, immerse yourself in the art, history and culture of Sydney around the harbour. Explore Sydney Royal Botanic Garden with one of their signature tours like the Aboriginal Heritage Harbour Tour; then head on a self-guided Culture Trail, which will take you past the Art Gallery of New South Wales, or take the time to uncover what’s beneath the sails on a Sydney Opera House backstage tour. You could also explore the waterside precinct of Barangaroo, with innovative architecture, boutiques, dining and a unique Aboriginal Culture Tour, taking in the six-hectare headland. Insider Tip: Many areas on the SOH backstage tour are off-limits to regular visitors and show guests, so you’ll have a VIP view! Vivid Climb Tonight, enjoy the spectacular lights of Vivid Sydney from the incredible vantage point of Sydney Harbour Bridge with a Vivid Climb, which run for about three hours, or get a bird’s eye view with Sydney Heli Tours. Then stroll The Light Walk to see incredible light installations and enjoy glowing drinks and street food at colourful eateries along the way. Don’t miss seeing Convergence by Mandylights at The Goods Line Tunnel – a laser installation in a disused rail tunnel. Credit: Mandylights; Tanwee Shrestha Insider Tip: Why not extend your stay with a fabulous road trip to the Snowy Mountains for a unique Australian winter experience. Build a snowman, carve out snow angels in the freshly fallen snow, have a ski lesson then enjoy hot chocolate at Eagles Nest, the highest restaurant in Australia with panoramic views. There are also regular flights from Sydney to the Snowy Mountains Airport. Excited to kick start your trip to Vivid Sydney but don't know where to start? Then book a Vivid Sydney special package with Sedunia Travel for that hassle-free experience. Get in touch with them via email at contact@sedunia.com.my to make your festival adventures happen!

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Credit: The Electric Canvas: The artists of The Electric Canvas (Australia) Sydney is one of the most photogenic cities in the world, and during Vivid Sydney, it shines even brighter. Your social feed will burst with colour at this year’s festival, which unearths Sydney's creative soul through contemporary, innovative light works in truly unexpected spaces, from 27 May to 18 June. At night, venture along the longest Light Walk in the history of the event, discover delicious foodie gems around every corner, and snap incredible images for your socials that show off the Southern Hemisphere’s biggest and brightest light festival! 1. Ephemeral Oceanic, by Atelier Sisu Where: Walsh Bay Pier 1 & 2 Credit: Atelier Sisu: Zara Pasfield (Australia) / Renzo B. Larriviere (Australia) Bubbles! Bubbles! Everywhere! Step onto a floating boardwalk that weaves between 150 larger-than-life illuminated spheres and experience the pure joy of effervescence. It's as if Walsh Bay has been transformed into a giant bubble bath. Lit from within, the iridescent orbs change colour throughout the night. Choreographed to a unique soundscape, they illuminate the surface of the water creating an unmissable dance of light, making a magical and surreal experience to share on your Instagram feed! Get the shot: Feel like you’re walking on water as you cross the floating bubble boardwalk and get a snap in between the shiny colourful spheres. 2. Convergence, by Mandylights Where: The Goods Line Tunnel Credit: Mandylights: Tanwee Shrestha (Australia) Ever wanted to explore an abandoned tunnel? This year’s Vivid Sydney will reawaken a secret disused railway tunnel from the city’s past with the largest scale laser installation in Vivid Sydney’s history in Convergence. The mesmerising space features more than 100 custom-made lasers, producing infinite bouncing rays of light that constantly change as beams are caught in clouds of drifting haze. This psychedelic experience of colour, laser and smoke illuminating the blackened walls of the old railway tunnel is the Instagram backdrop of your dreams! Get the shot: Immerse yourself in the smoke and light and play with the colour and shadow deep in the tunnel. 3. Sydney Infinity, by Oracle Liquid Where: Cockle Bay, Darling Harbour Credit: Oracle Liquid Pty Ltd: Glenn Turner (Australia) Get set for the largest water fountain light show in Australian history! Gather by the harbour’s edge to see hundreds of multi-textured jets and nozzles fan water into shifting shapes and expressive fountains, all set to a soundtrack that delves into the soul of Sydney. An eye-popping sight the whole family will love, the infinity-shaped floating installation comprises over 250 metres of robotic fountains that can throw an amazing NINE tonnes of water in the air in only ONE second! When simultaneously lit by thousands of powerful LEDs, suddenly you have a fantastic dance of liquid and light that is sure to gather likes on the ‘Gram. Get the shot: Reserve a window seat in one of Darling Harbour’s many great waterfront restaurants to get dinner with a show. 4. For Sydney With Love, by Ken Done & Spinifex Where: Customs House Credit: Ken Done / Spinifex Group / James Morrison With heritage-listed Customs House as the canvas for this vibrant projection, watch colourful drawings of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge burst to life in a joyful and vibrant animation at this year’s Vivid Sydney festival. Sydney artist Ken Done is one of Australia’s best-known artists, famous for his playful scenes of Sydney Harbour, from boats sailing across the water to pretty gardens, beach scenes and the city's most famous sights. This dazzling display of colour is a true love letter to Sydney – get a snap of Done’s iconic pictures, just steps away from the icons themselves! Get the shot: On the ground at Customs House, or if you’re catching the train, you’ll get a nice view from platform one at Circular Quay Station. 5. Temple of Joy, by Elliott, Marty & Nicky Routledge Where: Vivid House, Tumbalong Park Credit: Funstudio Pty Ltd: Elliott Routledge (Australia) / Marty Routledge (Australia) / Nicholas Routledge (Australia) Be one of the first to experience the latest addition to the Vivid Sydney Light Walk: Vivid House, an immersive program of five light and music artworks that morph across 360-degree LED walls. In Temple of Joy, the Sydney-based artists have created an ode to the city’s dancefloors – with a multisensory visual extravaganza where you can’t help but put on your dancing shoes! Watch the walls change colour and pattern, forming an everchanging backdrop for a dance-off on your social feeds. Get the shot: Show off your best moves on the dancefloor – grooving is wildly encouraged in this vibrant space. 6. Endless Love, by Michaela Gleave Where: Above Circular Quay Station Credit: Michaela Gleave (Australia) The perfect selfie station for you to proclaim your love for friends, family, your soulmate or just Sydney itself! This bright declaration of “Endless Love” shines right above one of the city’s busiest travel ports – Circular Quay – and embraces Sydney with a colourful, welcoming and luminous gesture. Stand underneath it with whomever you love and post it to the world! Get the shot: Jump aboard a ferry or cruise to snap this glowing text from the water. 7. Night Whisper, by Amigo & Amigo Where: First Fleet Park, The Rocks Credit: Amigo & Amigo You’ll gather like moths to a flame at this superscale installation inspired by Australia's Bogong moth. Not only does this large-scale artwork look like a giant glowing lightbulb – a spectacular backdrop for your selfies – but watch as the sparkling moths inside the lightbulb cast shadows and unpredictable light patterns all around them offering unique snapshots for you to get creative with your camera! Get the shot: See the bright lights up close or capture the glow from above on the pedestrian path on the Cahill Expressway. 8. New York Sunday, by Helen Eager & H0rse Where: Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) Credit: Helen Eager (Australia) / Julian Reinhold (Australia) / Rico Reinhold (Australia) Located in the heart of Circular Quay, this is a centrepiece on Vivid Sydney’s 2022 Light Walk, with the modern art gallery’s six-storey façade transforming into a mesmerising geometric animation by Australia’s leading abstract artist Helen Eager. The multi-coloured projection is set to a fun electro-pop soundtrack – a blast of moving colour that is sure to wow your followers. Get the shot: Grab a seat on the grass outside the gallery to capture the show in its entirety or get a shot standing in front of this famous building. 9. Yarrkalpa (Hunting Ground), Parnngurr Area 2013, by the Martumili Artists Where: Sydney Opera House Credit: Martumili Artists One of the most photographed buildings in Sydney gets a colourful makeover every year at Vivid Sydney! Known as Lighting of the Sails, this year Sydney-based agency Curiious Studio will bring to life the stunning Martumili collective painting Yarrkalpa (Hunting Ground), Parnngurr Area 2013 across the Sydney Opera House’s spectacular sails. This striking painting shows off the Aboriginal connection to the land in a rainbow of dot paintings and incredible visual storytelling – right on the city’s most famous facade! Get the shot: The Sydney Opera House is best seen from the other side of the harbour by the walkway beside the Overseas Passenger Terminal, or frame up your shot from up high on the Harbour Bridge Pylon. 10. Our Connected City, by Mandylights Where: Sydney Harbour Credit: Mandylights During Vivid Sydney the city skyline becomes united with light as a kaleidoscopic design by Mandylights veils Sydney’s architecture with colourful light. As night falls, watch the harbour transform into a photographer’s dream – watch ribbons of light pulse from the Sydney Harbour Bridge (2022 is the first year the bridge will be emblazoned on both sides!), while 150 searchlight beams cut upwards into the night sky, tracing lines of light across the clouds – a truly surreal spectacle that will make your snapshots of Sydney look almost unbelievable. Get the shot: Get a selfie from the water on a ferry ride or cross the harbour to Lavender Bay to soak in the whole view from afar. Enjoy Vivid Sydney without having to worry about the rest of your stay when you book a trip to Sydney and New South Wales with Sedunia Travel. Get in touch with them via email at contact@sedunia.com.my to make your festival adventures happen!

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Discover your favourite designer brands at The Bicester Collection, a family of 11 unique open-air shopping destinations across Europe and China, all an hour or less from some of the world’s most celebrated cities. Home to more than 1,300 boutiques from the likes of Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Stella McCartney and many more, the Villages offer the extraordinary every day. Enjoy true five-star hospitality, delicious all-day dining and spectacular year-round savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price. Each Village offers a host of bespoke services to ensure a seamless shopping experience. Enjoy an effortless day out with reserved parking and Hands-free Shopping. Or relax in the Personal Shopping suites and let their expert Personal Shoppers guide you on your purchases. Delight in international cuisine and local delicacies with the best the gastronomy world has to offer at the Collection of Villages. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely dining experience or a quick pick-me up, there’s plenty to choose from in the Villages. With their host of services, as well as new Shopping Protocols designed to put your safety and well-being first, customising the perfect day out is supremely simple. Bicester Village, London Sitting in the heart of the picturesque Oxfordshire countryside, Bicester Village is home to more than 160 boutiques of world-leading fashion, beauty and homeware brands. Discover exceptional savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price and explore the culinary offerings of celebrated restaurants and cafés, all in the fresh open air. Enjoy a host of bespoke services and unrivalled hospitality, less than an hour from London. Kildare Village, Dublin In the heart of racing country and just an hour from Dublin, Kildare Village offers an unforgettable shopping experience with more than 100 boutiques of leading luxury brands. Enjoy extraordinary savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price from your favourite fashion, beauty, lifestyle and homeware brands. Discover famous restaurants and cafés, true five-star hospitality and a selection of concierge services, all in the fresh open air. Fidenza Village, Milan Set amidst beautiful seasonal landscaping in the fresh open air, Fidenza Village is home to more than 120 boutiques of your favourite local and international designers. Enjoy exceptional hospitality, superb restaurants and cafés, plus a host of concierge services, just one hour from Milan. Explore an elegant edit of the world’s most coveted brands with remarkable year-round savings of up to 70% on the recommended retail price. La Vallée Village, Paris Sitting just 40 minutes from Paris, on the road to the Champagne region, La Vallée Village is home to more than 110 boutiques of the world’s most desirable brands. Enjoy spectacular savings of up to 33% on the recommended retail price from your favourite designers in fashion, beauty, lifestyle and homeware. Discover famous restaurants and cafés, true five-star hospitality and a selection of concierge services, all in a unique open-air setting. Wertheim Village, Frankfurt Sitting in the picturesque wine-growing region of the Tauber Valley, just 50 minutes from Frankfurt, Wertheim Village is home to more than 110 boutiques of world-leading fashion, beauty and homeware brands. Enjoy an unforgettable shopping experience with exceptional hospitality and spectacular savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price. Discover international cuisine and local delicacies and a host of concierge services, all in the fresh open air. Ingolstadt Village, Munich Sitting in the beautiful Bavarian countryside, just 50 minutes from Munich, Ingolstadt Village is home to more than 110 boutiques with up to 60% off the recommended retail price. Discover a glamourous edit of luxury fashion, beauty, lifestyle and homeware brands with spectacular savings all year round. Enjoy an unforgettable shopping experience with delicious all-day dining, unparalleled hospitality and a host of concierge services, all to be explored in the fresh open air. Maasmechelen Village, Brussels Basking in the sunshine of neighbouring Antwerp and Brussels, both just an hour away, Maasmechelen Village is home to more than 100 boutiques of leading luxury brands in fashion, beauty, lifestyle and homeware. Enjoy exquisite culinary offerings from renowned restaurants and cafés and discover savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price. Experience exceptional hospitality and a host of bespoke services, all in a unique open-air setting. La Roca Village, Barcelona Sitting in the idyllic Mediterranean, just 40 minutes from Barcelona, La Roca Village is home to more than 140 boutiques of world-renowned brands in fashion, beauty, lifestyle and homeware. Enjoy culinary classics from celebrated restaurants and cafés and spectacular savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price. Experience unparalleled hospitality and a host of bespoke services, all in the fresh open air. Las Rozas Village, Madrid Sitting just 30 minutes from Madrid overlooking the Sierra Norte mountains, Las Rozas Village is home to more than 100 boutiques of the world’s most coveted fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands. Enjoy exquisite culinary offerings from renowned restaurants and cafés and remarkable savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price. Experience true five-star hospitality and a host of bespoke services, all in a unique open-air setting.

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Qatar Airways is excited to announce exclusive offers and attractive deals on their domestic and abroad flights starting from 7 to 13 April 2022. Whatever your dream destination maybe, Qatar Airways has something in store for everyone offering a wide range of fare categories across its business and economy class. Passengers will be able to enjoy discounts up to 15% when they book online or through preferred travel agents such as Sedunia Travel. With Malaysia’s borders fully reopened, passengers can explore the world again and take advantage of these promotions for travel up to 31 January 2023. Malaysia closed its borders for about two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With its reopening, not only Malaysians can now travel abroad as normal, but foreign travellers will also able be able to enter the country. The airline offers two flights daily from KL to Doha in which passengers can enjoy seamless connectivity to over 140 destinations across the airline’s extensive global network via the best airport in the world, Hamad International Airport, including gateways in Europe such as France, Denmark, Spain, Germany, and the U.K. Dato’ Muzammil Mohamad, Qatar Airways’ Regional Manager for ASEAN said: “After two long years, we are delighted that Malaysia has fully reopened its borders. This year’s MATTA Fair is expected to be the biggest one yet and I am excited for people to take the next flight out to discover the world again. Qatar Airways has proven to be reliable and trusted airline as we were one of the few that never stopped flying during the pandemic. We are also best-placed to meet the increasing travel demand and beyond. In fact, we operate 14-weekly flights on our Kuala Lumpur-Doha route and our passengers would also be able to enjoy an indulgent menu of delicious, locally-inspired meals created by Malaysian celebrity chef icon, Chef Wan, in the coming months.” A multiple award-winning airline, Qatar Airways was named ‘World’s Best Airline’ in the latest World Airline Awards, managed by the international air transport rating organisation Skytrax. The airline’s hub, HIA, was recently recognised as the ‘Best Airport in the World 2021’, ranking at number one in the Skytrax World Airport Awards 2021. In addition to this, Qatar Airways has become the first global airline in the world to achieve the prestigious 5-Star COVID-19 Airline Safety Rating by Skytrax. This follows the success of Hamad International Airport (HIA) as the first airport in the Middle East and Asia to be awarded a Skytrax 5-Star COVID-19 Airport Safety Rating. These awards provide assurance to passengers across the world that the airline’s health and safety measures are subject to the highest possible standards of professional, independent scrutiny and assessment. For full details of all the measures that have been implemented on board and at HIA, please visit qatarairways.com/safety . Flight Schedule: 14-weekly flights: Kuala Lumpur (KUL) to Doha (DOH) QR849 departs: 20:35 arrives: 23:15 (daily) Kuala Lumpur (KUL) to Doha (DOH) QR853 departs: 02:45 arrives: 05:25 (daily) Book your flights with Sedunia via: Phone: 603-21415910 Email: flights@seduniatravel.com Whatsapp : https://bit.ly/3qNRsAg Book by 13 April 2022 , for travel by 31 January 2023.

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Sun, sand and scenery, this five-day, 605-kilometre trip from Perth to Margaret River urges you to kick back and embrace the barefoot luxury synonymous with the South West. Australia’s sunniest capital, Perth is a mash-up of urban sophistication and natural beauty. By day, hit Cottesloe beach, swan around the Swan River, shop for threads at designer boutiques, and explore Kings Park Botanic Garden – a massive green wonderland with panoramic views over the city below. By night, the social scene explodes across the city’s many hotels, celebrated restaurants, alfresco breweries, laneway bars and live music venues. Book an early dinner and check out a ballet, opera or live music performance at the Perth Concert Hall, State Theatre or His Majesty’s Theatre. On Perth’s southern doorstep, Fremantle combines fascinating colonial history with eclectic modern style and a thriving beer and seafood scene. Perk up on the ‘Cappuccino Strip’ and treat your senses at the famous Fremantle Markets. Stop for refreshments at ‘Freo’s’ buzzing restaurants and microbreweries, or soak up the port city’s history at the Maritime Museum and World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison. Dunsborough – less than three hours from Perth – reconnects you to nature, with white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, whale-spotting and glorious Indian Ocean sunsets. Uncover a chamber of secrets and some impressive stalactites and stalagmites at Ngilgi Cave near Yallingup. In Margaret River, foodie folk mingle with wave-catchers in this world-famous surf- and wine-lover’s haven, where the ocean meets the bush. Explore the abundance of world-class wineries, fine restaurants, boutique breweries and art galleries. Add a dose of adventure with fishing, rock climbing, abseiling, mountain biking and canoeing. Or simply follow the magnetic pull of the incredible coastline. Day 1 - Perth to Kings Park return The perfect introduction to Perth is the view of its iconic cityscape from one of the largest inner city parks in the world – Kings Park and Botanic Garden. Catch the free CAT bus, make the ten-minute drive, or take the 25-minute walk from the centre of Perth. A visit to the park between August and September comes with a profusion of colour, thanks to the extraordinary display of Western Australian wildflowers throughout the Park. Lunch in Kings Park or head back to Perth and discover the hidden gems of the laneways – from quirky cafes, to cool small bars and restaurants. Head to Northbridge and the Perth Cultural Centre - home to the Art Gallery of WA, WA Museum, State Library and Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts. From here, you can also follow the City Public Art Walk to view a series of striking art installations. Alternatively, spend your afternoon indulging in some retail therapy by heading to King Street for high end labels and boutiques, Watertown for outlet shopping, or the Hay and Murray Street malls for local and global brands. Perth’s award-winning restaurants plate up the finest fresh local produce with premium wines, and many have views to die for. If you book your table early, you’ll have time to catch a live performance at the Perth Concert Hall, State Theatre or His Majesty’s Theatre. Day 2: Perth to Fremantle return It’s just a 30-minute drive or train ride from Perth to Fremantle; however, if you’d prefer to take the scenic route, hop on a Swan River cruise from Barrack Street Jetty. On arrival, grab a sidewalk table and a coffee on Fremantle's bustling ‘Cappuccino Strip’, or go in search of artisanal baked goods for a delectable breakfast or brunch. Take a wander through Fremantle’s maze of streets, filled with Georgian and Victorian-era architecture, where local independent fashion designers flaunt their eclectic styles. If you’re visiting on a Friday, Saturday, Sunday or a Monday public holiday, head for the Fremantle Markets. With its exotic aromas, fresh produce, fashion, live music, performance art, crafts and Aboriginal art, you'll discover what has lured visitors here for more than a century. For lunch, get your first taste of Fremantle's maritime history at the Fishing Boat Harbour – the freshest local seafood has been on the menu here since the early 1900s. From here, you can fill your afternoon with the dramatic tales of early explorers, bloody mutiny and convict life at the Shipwreck Galleries, Whaler’s Tunnel, Roundhouse, Western Australian Maritime Museum and the World Heritage listed Fremantle Prison. Plan your visit between November and April, and you’ll also have the pick of the city’s outdoor cinemas, live performances and festivals. Day 3: Perth to Dunsborough and Yallingup Heading south on the Kwinana Freeway and Forrest Highway you’ll reach Bunbury – gateway to the South West – within two hours. Take a rest stop at this port town before joining the Bussell Highway for the 75-minute drive to Dunsborough. Grab some picnic supplies in Dunsborough and head up the cape to a string of breathtaking white-sand beaches – Meelup Beach,Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay. Alternatively, stop in at the local brewery to sample their hand-crafted beers and gourmet produce. At the very tip of the peninsula stands Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and Leeuwin Naturaliste National Park. Enjoy the stunning views from the top by taking a fully guided half-hour tour of the lighthouse. From here, walk the first section of the Cape to Cape Track – one of the most diverse scenic trails on Earth. Or, if you’re visiting between September and December, take your binoculars up to the lookouts and watch for migrating humpback whales. Head to nearby Sugarloaf Rock for an Indian Ocean sunset before returning to Dunsborough for dinner. Day 4: Dunsborough to Margaret River Breakfast in Dunsborough before browsing the art galleries and boutiques. Or, for a little cultural enlightenment, let the local Aboriginal people lead you on a guided torch-lit walk through the formations and mystical legends of Ngilgi Cave, near Yallingup. Continue south on scenic Caves Road and take your pick from the region’s many fine wineries and breweries for a leisurely lunch. Spend your whole afternoon indulging in premium wines and artisanal fare, hopping between the cellar doors and gourmet produce stores of Margaret River. Hand pick your ingredients for a cook-your-own dinner, or dine on the creations of the region’s many award-winning chefs. See the Australian Good Food Guide for inspiration. Day 5: Margaret River to Perth Breakfast in Margaret River town, then browse the high street for arts and crafts, fashion and foodie treats. Next, head up to one of the most famous of Margaret Rivers’ 40 surfing spots – Surfers Point, near Prevelly. Home to the internationally-renowned annual Margaret River Pro surfing competition, it’s a top spot to watch the local pros in action. For lunch, indulge once more in the wineries, breweries and restaurants between Margaret River and Dunsborough. Or gather some gourmet ingredients for a picnic by the river or ocean. Allow at least three hours for the drive back to Perth from Margaret River (via the Bussell and Forrest highways and Kwinana Freeway), and plan a rest stop in the coastal towns of Busselton, Bunbury or Mandurah. This soul-stirring trip can be done year-round, but between August and November catch the wildflowers, Western Australia Gourmet Escape and Fremantle Festival. Extend your stay to explore more of Australia's biggest state, a treasure trove of culture and nature. Sedunia Travel has the tour packages for you to see what it has to offer without taking away time to yourself. Either by coach or self-drive, adventure awaits in Western Australia . Source: Western Australia

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What does travel look like in a post-Covid19 world? As the world opens its borders once more, albeit cautiously, we see an evolved mindset and travel style of holiday-goers in Malaysia which may translate into how we see and explore the world when international travel is permitted more freely. Statecation & Staycations Something about being kept indoors for almost two years has shone a light on how we see our own country. Passport-free, domestic travel surged with the opening of interstate travel and even through Malaysians can travel abroad with SOPs, that surge has yet to fade out. Popular local destinations such as Penang, Genting and Langkawi are seeing hordes of local tourists flocking to their streets and attractions with the roads and parking lots packed to the brim with cars. People are keeping their trips simple, short and intimate with family and friends and usually taking up a weekend. The key to a short staycation is the quality of the experience and the social interactions that travellers have been deprived of for so long. Travel Less, Travel Better On the other hand, if the opportunity to travel abroad does arise, travellers will be taking longer and more enriching trips spanning between 10 days to two weeks. This is because of the tedious process of travel restrictions and health protocols. They want to get their money and time’s worth of experiences. People want easy access, no-hassle travel. One such experience on the rise amongst travellers will be small-ship cruising. Smaller ships are vastly better for the environment and local communities you’ll visit when compared with travelling aboard a large vessel, reaching smaller, less-visited harbours that aren’t overwhelmed by cruise crowds. Ponant for example takes you into the stunning island gems of Seychelles such as Descoches Island, Grande Soeur and Praslin Island . Apart from a unique travelling experience from destination to destination, small ship cruising also makes for a much more enjoyable experience for travellers too. Many small ship cruises are accompanied by experts in subjects that range from photography to marine biology who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and skills. Secluded Holidays Say goodbye to holiday destinations with large crowds as more people are in need to escape to places devoid of people. Shopping malls, theme parks, large hotels and bustling cities will most likely be low on the wishlist as travel reopens for Malaysians. According to Conde Nest Traveller, more travellers will be turning to quiet coastal, lakeside, mountain and rural locations. For those who can afford them, the more isolated the better. This means sea voyages, hotel takeovers and island escapes. The Maldives is the ultimate destination for seclusion. Unless you are on the mainland of Male, their luxurious 5 star hotels and resorts are on their own islands offering minimal interactions with anyone outside of the resort and absolute bliss on an island heaven. Dream Trip planning After two years of lockdown, travellers will be planning for more once-in-a-lifetime adventures in the next few years. Living through a pandemic has seen people re-evaluating their priorities and mindset towards travel and how they see the world. The time spent locked at homes has been spent planning and envisioning the bucketlist you would never consider post-pandemic. Those who can afford it will be looking to more exotic destinations and unique once-in-a-lifetime experiences such as taking the Grand Trans Siberian train from Mongolia to Russia or even taking a cruise to Antarctica or the Arctic . Iceland in particular has seen a high demand in visitors to see the Northern Lights while many are realising that the Canadian Rockies is best viewed from the comfort of a train moving along the countryside. The Return of Travel Agents Once upon a time, the era of mobile apps and connectivity might have led to the demise of travel agents. But in a post pandemic world, there is a resurging demand for travel agencies and consultants. Thanks to fast-changing Covid-19 testing protocols, border restrictions, shifting airline schedules, rental car scarcity, and limited hotel inventory, even the most confident jet-setters are turning to the pros for help. Travel agents are ones with their fingers on the pulse of travel and one ear to the ground with connections to airlines, hotels and on-ground tour operators. The Langkawi Travel Bubble in particular has placed the local travel agents at the forefront of business with eager travellers from abroad wanting to return to Malaysia. From the standpoint of a traveller, it’s always an assurance to have someone to sort out your travel arrangements should anything go south. With the constant changing procedures and emerging new variants, frequent change of plans seem to be part of the new norm of travel. Whichever kind of traveller you are, it’s without a doubt that travel is no longer just about the destination or just getting somewhere. Coming out of such a long period of constraints and limitations, 2022 will be the year we wring every bit of richness and meaning out of our experiences and how far we are willing to go to make this happen.

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