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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Mon 6th September
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Malaysia Info and Tourism Guide for Locals and Visitors
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Kuala Lumpur HOP-ON-HOP-OFF City Tour |
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 As part of an expansion and upgrading program as well as to complement the demand for city tour services for tourists, Malaysia's first Hop-On Hop-Off City Tour double decker bus operator has recently added another two buses to its fleet of four.
The Company, Elang Wah Sdn Bhd hopes that with this new addition, the city tour intervals and shuttles between the 22 designated stops will be more efficiently managed. Currently, the bus operation runs on a half-hourly schedule (between 8.30 am-8.30 pm). "We hope to take delivery of more buses this year to complement the city tour service. As such, we hope to reduce the intervals perhaps to 20 minutes or so during the non-peak traffic hour," explains Mr.Syed Azhar Syed Nasir, the Managing Director of Elang Wah Sdn Bhd.
VALUE-ADDED SERVICE
Under this upgrading program, tourists on board the Hop-On Hop-Off City Tour buses will now be able to enjoy the state-of-the-art onboard interactive commentary system which is automatically triggered by the Global Positing System (GPS).
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AirAsia flying to new stops in China and Taiwan |
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SEPANG - AirAsia Bhd will fly to new destinations in China and Taiwan, according to group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes.
The stops are Tianjin, Chengdu, Chongqing, Xian in China, as well as Taipei and Kaoshiung in Taiwan.
“China and Taiwan have become very important for Malaysia and we are not slowing down on our expansion,” Fernandes told a media briefing yesterday.
AirAsia first started flying to China in 2002 and has so far carried more than two million passengers between the two countries.
The seven destinations that AirAsia and its associate company AirAsia X are currently flying to are Hangzhou, Macau, Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Haikou, Guilin and Guangzhou.
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Different Kinds Of Malaysian Hotels |
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A Malaysian feast tops the list of travelers and why not when the country that is so pleasing, fresh, diverse, and culturally fertile. Moreover, there is in line number of attractions and activities that a voyager can have during his journey to this part of land. It not only caters to the punter buffs but the historical lovers, cultural enthusiast and makeup lovers also find Malaysia a fantastic destination.
A gracious country that is recent as one expects and yet broad of valid beauty and powerful traditions that fascinate you. On a Malaysian tour, enhance the pleasure of your feast by indulging is some activity that is so rightly Malaysian. Go for diving trips in the tropical waters in some of the best diving sites or undertake a caving tour in the world's main cave chamber in Sarawakas. This is just some of them and the list can go on. |
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Shopping haven in Iskandar Malaysia |
Competition in the retail sector is getting intenseTHE retail sector in Iskandar Malaysia is in for exciting times with more investments and new players expected to enter the market in the future.
Southern region representative of the Malaysian Association for Shopping and Highrise Complex Management (PPK), Jenny Chan, said competition in the sector had become more intense in recent years.
Five new shopping complexes and hypermarkets were opened in the second half of 2008 in Iskandar Malaysia. They are Tesco Extra Plentong, Sutera Mall, Danga City Mall, Tesco Tebrau City and AEON Bukit Indah.
This year will see the opening of Ikea Tebrau City, Tesco Bukit Indah and Komtar (now undergoing upgrading works). KSL City, Hilltop Nusajaya and Ponderosa Mall@Taman Impian Emas will open in 2010. |
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Le Tour de Langkawi 2009 - Provisional Start List |
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le Tour de Langkawi 2009 - Provisional Start List
Malaysian stage race reflects the increasingly international character and growth of professional cycling - Riders competing from 35 Nations breaks previous record. Malaysia will once again top the field of Le Tour de Langkawi with 15 local riders taking part in the race on the start line at Putrajaya, the home of the Malaysian government, on February 9. But the event appears more international than ever despite the reduction of the number of participating teams from 25 in 2008 to 20 this year. One year ago, it was already a record number of 30 nations lined up but the provisional start list for the 14th edition of the race boasts an exceptional number of riders hailing from 35 different countries and five continents to compete on Malaysian soil.
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Malaysia Airlines Adds Newark Flight |
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Malaysia Airlines has added an additional flight from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) via Stockholm to Kuala Lumpur, effective April 2. The flight take off three times a week and will offer roundtrip service with a tweaked schedule that will provide same-day connections between Kuala Lumpur and most cities in Southeast Asia.
Flight MH91 departs EWR Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 10:00 p.m. and arrives in Kuala Lumpur Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 11:59 p.m.
MH90 departs Kuala Lumpur Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 23:59 p.m. and arrives in Newark Thursday, Saturday and Monday at 10:05 p.m.
According to Malaysia Airlines, the above schedule will provide same day connections between Newark and cities in the U.S.
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Free Bus Ride At Penang Heritage Site |
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PENANG, -- Visitors to the World Heritage site in Georgetown can enjoy a free bus ride in the area ride starting Friday.
Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said the service known as the Central Area Transit (CAT) would be operated by Rapid Penang Sdn Bhd (RapidPenang).
"Visitors can get to see the heritage site, shopping complexes, tourism spots and the Raja Tun Uda Ferry Terminal.
"We expect the service will attract more tourists to Georgetown as it will facilitate their movement in the city centre," he told reporters after receiving RapidPenang Chief Executive Officer Azhar Ahmad at his office here Tuesday.
Lim said there would be 19 CAT bus stops along the route and the bus would leave every 15 minutes.
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