Malaysia News » Penang News Malaysia » Penang: InterContinental Penang Resort to open this December, marking the brand’s first resort in Malaysia
For today’s luxury traveller, a new coastal retreat where culture, cuisine and discovery unfold at the edge of the Andaman Sea ...
News Malaysia » Penang: Why Penang is a dream destination for noodle lovers
From wok-charred char kway teow to sour assam laksa, Penang is Malaysia's ultimate noodle paradise.
News Malaysia » Penang: Penang has attracted over 6,000 Japanese tourists so far this year
More than 6,000 Japanese tourists arrived directly in Penang by air or cruise between January and July this year, said State Tourism and Creative Economy Committee chairman Wong Hon Wai.
News Malaysia » Penang: I never imagined retiring abroad. Life on a Southeast Asian island feels like a permanent holiday.
You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Lisa Williams, a 65-year-old Australian retiree ...
News Malaysia » Penang: Malaysia’s Penang hopes to hook Chinese medical tourists with healing holidays
Penang is one of Malaysia’s top tourist destinations, attracting foreigners not only with its celebrated Peranakan culture and cuisine but, increasingly, its medical services. Medical tourism has ...
News Malaysia » Penang: Penang gazettes Hungry Ghost Festival as state heritage, six sites also set for official recognition
Penang has gazetted the Teong Guan Phor Thor, or Hungry Ghost Festival, as a state heritage item under the Penang State Heritage Enactment ...
News Malaysia » Penang: Malaysia GE15: Penang’s controversial land reclamation project weighing on voters’ minds
SUNGAI BATU, Penang: Voters in Penang are concerned about the upcoming general election and how the result would affect their future. A new federal government will be formed after Nov 19 when ...
News Malaysia » Penang: George Town is back to being a backwater – it’s as if Penang’s tourism boom never happened. Blame the coronavirus travel curbs
It has become a familiar scene on Chulia Street: Mamak Indian Muslim workers sweat behind face masks as they fill brown paper bags with rice and curry, feeding residents who would prefer not to – and ...