Travelling during a pandemic is daunting, especially after we’ve experienced a third wave. But we do know that with SOPs in place and personal safety measures taken, we can travel worriless... Or maybe just less. PLANNING THE TRAVEL Before embarking on a journey, keep in mind that with the pandemic, extra precautionary measures are necessary... Continue Reading →
Visiting museums and art galleries should be at the top of your activity list, whether you are travelling or staying in your own town. As art transcends cultural boundaries, the rich and multi-layered representation will enrich your world—and touch you right inside. And when you feel like you’re in a rut, visiting a museum will... Continue Reading →
As the 63rd National Day approaching this 31 August 2020, let's find out some interesting facts about our national flower - the bunga raya or hibiscus. Declared as the national flower of Malaysia in 1960 The Ministry of Agriculture proposed for a national flower a year after independence, which led to Malaysian state governments suggesting... Continue Reading →
Honeymoon is about connecting and making memories with your partner. Whether you are looking for the quintessential romantic getaway in a resort by the beach or you are leaning more towards action and adventure — Malaysia has it all. Your perfect honeymoon destination is just in our country’s backyard! Mataking Island, Sabah Also known as... Continue Reading →
The coronavirus has changed so many things in Malaysia. During the Movement Control Order (MCO), we were supposed to stay at home to stop the spreading of Covid-19. Now we are in Recovery MCO (RMCO) phase where state borders are opened, we can start travelling again. For the time being, we reckon domestic tourism is... Continue Reading →
The first quarter year end has brought on challenge after challenge due to the COVID-19 pandemic and implemented social restrictions. This June, we celebrate a smooth transition from Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) phase to Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO). Here’s a look back at some of this month’s historic events throughout 20 years. JUNE... Continue Reading →
We are sure you miss travelling to one of the best countries in the world — Singapore — and freely visiting the attractions as much as all of us at CatchThatBus do. So, while these Singapore tourist attractions are still waiting to open its doors for visitors, we have compiled some of the most popular... Continue Reading →
The #NewNorm can be another organised way of doing things - a fresh perspective of life! If you don't know what we're talking about, check out how our much loved and missed malls are putting fun and easy in safe-shopping. Berjaya Times Square Check out more photos here. Sungei Wang Plaza Their designs bring back... Continue Reading →
Since the Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced Malaysia will start Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) from 10 June to 31 August and domestic travel will be allowed, many people have quickly made their plans to have a nice getaway with their loved ones.Continue Reading →
The Movement Control Order (MCO) and the subsequent Conditional MCO (CMCO) have been ongoing for more than two months now. While the country and states borders are not up for reopening yet, we can travel inter-district for the time being. If you are healthy and your circumstances allow, those in the green zones within the... Continue Reading →
The spread of coronavirus has disrupted tourism industry around the world. But sooner or later, the economy will eventually reopen, and travelling will be viable again for all. Here are some predictions for how our travel would change after the Movement Control Order (MCO). Importance of hygiene and cleanliness Choosing transportations and accommodations with guaranteed... Continue Reading →
The Covid-19 outbreak and subsequent lockdowns have affected the world all over. Thus, Malaysia has seen many major tourist spots deserted since the Movement Control Order (MCO) was put in place. However, although the sight may appear eerily desolate, it's also strangely delightful. Keep scrolling to see what we're talking about!
