If you are looking for a luxurious escape in Penang that feels very different from a conventional city hotel, Soori Penang offers a compelling alternative. Set along the island’s coastline, this contemporary retreat combines tropical surroundings, architecture and understated luxury to create a place designed for slowing down and reconnecting with nature. Rather than focusing […]
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Penang has long been one of Malaysia’s most popular destinations for a short getaway, combining George Town’s UNESCO-listed heritage, legendary street food, beaches and a fascinating mix of cultures. Now, travelers have even more accommodation options to choose from as The Ascott Limited expands its Penang portfolio with new hotels and hospitality concepts. Two of
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Are you planning a trip to Penang soon? Steeped in rich Peranakan culture and vibrant street art, Penang’s capital, George Town, is home to a world-class collection of historically preserved boutique hotels that breathe life into old mansion walls and colonial-era shophouses. Whether you are looking for ultra-luxurious heritage preservation, a quiet courtyard oasis, or
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Twenty years ago, luxury travel and sustainability may have seemed like two mutually exclusive concepts. After all, how can extensive buffets, private pools, 24/7 air-conditioned rooms and regularly replaced premium toiletries ever be compatible with the principles of sustainability? Well, now they can. Over the decades, as the effects of development take its toll on
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The once quiet beach strip of Johor gazing at the South China Sea is the Lion City’s classic favourite getaway For Singaporeans, a quick road trip into Malaysia’s southern state – Johor, is the islanders’ definition of a weekend getaway. There are a million things that connect Singapore and Malaysia, from their intertwined history to
Crazy Rich Asians makes history as the first major Hollywood movie with an all-Asian cast since 1993’s The Joy Luck Club. Better still, it was actually filmed in Asia. The story, originally a book by Kevin Kwan, follows Asian-American Rachel Chu as she heads to her boyfriend Nick’s hometown of Singapore for a friend’s wedding,
