Issue 19.1 – The Allure of Asia

With all these mixed signals, we consumers need to constantly be on the lookout for travel experiences that give value

Issue 18.2 – Keep Calm and Continue Travel in 2024

Here’s your ticket to explore, learn, and create memories that will last a lifetime

Issue 18.1 – Borneo & Beyond

To assist you in coming up with ideas on where to go in Malaysia and beyond, be sure to check out the destinations covered in this issue.

Issue 17.2 – The World Feels Big Again!

At last, after over two years and a half, Gaya Travel Magazine team is finally travelling internationally, hence the apt title for this issue: The World Feels Big Again!

Issue 17.1 – Where to Go Next?

In this issue, we explore the many purposes travellers often take into consideration when selecting destinations.

Issue 16.2 – #PusingSelangorDulu

It is imperative for each one of us to responsibly play our part by ensuring that we take necessary precautions and measures when travelling…

Issue 16.1 – Can’t Wait to Travel Again!

We can’t wait to get the chance to fly across the seas again, even if it means to only visit Sabah, Sarawak and the Federal Territory of Labuan unhindered, all located on Malaysian Borneo.

Issue 15.2 – Keep Your Wanderlust Alive

… as the famous writer on spirituality and wisdom C.C. Scott once said, “the human spirit is stronger than anything that can happen to it”.

Issue 15.1 – Where Do We Go From Here?

While Malaysia hopes to fully end the MCO by June, many parts of the world might still be reeling until December. As such, 2020 could just be a lost year. Let’s pray that 2021 will treat us better…

Issue 14.4 – Travel to be Amazed

By the time you read this issue, 2019 is fast becoming a distant memory. In its place, many anticipate that 2020 will be an exciting year…

Issue 14.3 – To Travel is to Live

The lesson to be had is this: travellers are urged not only to research on the weather forecast but also the air quality or pollution index of the places they are heading to as part of their travel preparation, which becomes increasingly pertinent in this day and age.

Issue 14.2 – Travel No Matter What

To us travel junkies, nothing will stop us travelling internationally, with or without the departure tax, notably within the ASEAN region.

Issue 14.1 – Welcome 2019

And in 2019 and beyond, Gaya Travel Magazine intends to continue inspiring readers, like what we have always done, by featuring ideas and articles that readers would find useful and enriching, come what may.

Issue 13.4 – So Much to See and Do

By the time we finish putting together this issue, we are already nearing the end of 2018. It also means that we are entering the period when people are starting to travel for the upcoming year-end and new year holidays – there is no better time for readers to pick up a copy of Gaya Travel Magazine or read it online.

Issue 13.3 – Let’s Travel To Do Good

It would truly be a shame if travellers entirely give Lombok a miss just because of the earthquake, since the island has so much to offer. Travellers will also be doing a noble cause by helping Lombok return to normalcy when they visit and spend money on the island, boosting the local economy.

Issue 13.2 – To Travel is to Savour Life’s Rewards

The Malaysian travel and tourism industry seems to be cautiously upbeat about 2018, forecasting that business growth for the first quarter might be better than the year before. Confidence among the public to travel domestically and regionally seems to be higher than before.

Issue 13.1 – Keep on Travelling in 2018

For the first time ever, Gaya Travel Magazine introduces a South Pacific destination, Fiji, made accessible from South East Asia by Fiji Airways’ direct connection between Singapore and Nadi. Be sure to read Shahida’s first-hand experience when she explored Fiji courtesy of Fiji Airways.

Issue 12.5 – Exploring Exotic Locations

What would be the common thread that binds the stories together from Imbak Canyon in Sabah to Switzerland, the destinations covered in this issue are varied and wide.

Issue 12.4 – No Haze, Will Travel

There is a strong reason that people should explore more of South East Asia from August 2017 until the end of the year: the La Nina phenomenon, currently experienced in the Asia Pacific, brings more rain and reduce the development of the menacing haze in the region

Issue 12.3 East Asia Allure

In this issue, we focus on East Asia through our coverage of destinations in China, Japan and South Korea, including Indonesia and Malaysia.

Issue 12.2 – Travel No Matter Near or Far

This issue was originally intended to focus on destinations within the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) region. However, as time went by, we realised that to only focus on that region would be too limiting in terms of content and opportunity.

Issue 11.6/12.1 – Keep on Travelling Despite Slowdown

The last few months, especially during November 2016, were hectic to say the least. Little did we expect to be travelling so extensively (not that we mind).

Issue 11.5 – Playing Tourist in Klang Valley

In this issue, we originally intended to focus more on Klang Valley, hence its theme, ‘Playing Tourist in Klang Valley’.

Issue 11.4 – Travel with Substance

Take the time to actually understand the place that you are heading to, its people and culture, and see what positive aspects from that place that you can learn and apply back home – now that is what we call to travel with substance.

Issue 11.3 – Eat Well, Travel Often

It in interesting to see that despite the economic slowdown and evident cost-cutting measures in place, the public’s appetite in travelling, as well as delicious food, remains resilient.

Issue 11.2 – From Mexico to Melaka

For the first time ever, Gaya Travel Magazine features Mexico, experienced first hand by one of our team members, Ed Junaidi.

Issue 11.1- Keep Calm and Go Travel in 2016

With the new year comes the new look and material that Gaya Travel Magazine is experimenting with so as to remain current yet timelessly relevant at the same time.

Issue 10.4 – Finding Inspiration

And here’s where Gaya Travel Magazine hopes to assist travellers of today: by constantly offering ideas and suggestions within its pages on where to go and what to do, come what may.

Issue 10.3 – Escape From The Ordinary – National Visual Arts Gallery

The past few months have been nothing but ordinary for the Gaya Travel Magazine team. Besides collaborating with the Terengganu State Government as the Media Coordinator for the Terengganu International Squid Jigging Festival 2015 held in June 2015 (page 84), we also organised the Jom Jelajah Koperasi (Let’s Explore the Cooperatives) familiarisation trip to Johor to uncover the products and services offered by selected Johor cooperatives that are related to travel and tourism (page 74); as well as running two Eat.Travel.Write programmes

Issue 10.2 – Bank Negara Museum & Art Gallery Unveiled

In this issue, we invite readers to consider visiting the various art galleries and cultural centres that are available in Malaysia, besides the usual destinations and other forms of attractions.

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