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Need a Recharge? M’sians Can Plan Their Getaways With Up To 45% OFF Flights to Tokyo, Sydney, Kuching & MORE!

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Are you yearning for a trip to recharge yourself? 

We all know Malaysians love to cuti-cuti. Going on a holiday is not only fun but it can also improve your mental health, motivation and even job performance. So, if you’ve been feeling like you need a break lately, consider this a sign to plan your next getaway! ?

To help kickstart your holiday planning, we have something that can ease your travelling plans. No more worrying about budget because Malaysia Airlines got your back!

Yup, from now until 24 March 2023, Malaysians can enjoy up to 45% OFF flight tickets for economy and business class seats to international and local destinations!

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If you’re planning to travel anytime before 30 November 2023, then this deal is for you! Plus, there are many interesting destinations you can choose from! Here’s what we recommend:

 

International destinations:

1. Sydney, Australia

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Want your holiday to be all about lazying around on sunny beaches, exploring exotic wildlife and enjoying good food? Then Sydney is the perfect destination for you!

  • Taronga Zoo – Considered the biggest Zoo in Sydney and houses the biggest range of land-based animals including dingos, quokkas, koalas and so many more!
  • Royal Botanical Garden – The oldest botanical garden in the country where you can explore various seasonal exotic plants and learn about the Aboriginal culture in Australia.
  • The Rocks Market – Explore Sydney’s local culture and find artisanal gems from clothing to chocolates to pastries. It’s also surrounded by restaurants and cafes so it’s great for foodies!

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2. Delhi, India

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Pay a visit to Delhi if you’d like to dive into the history of India while admiring ancient monuments and enjoying authentic Indian street food.

  • Qutub Minar – Named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, tourists love the artistic brickwork of this tower. The surrounding lush greenery is also a popular picnic spot.
  • Jama Masjid – This is one of India’s largest mosques. Tourists can climb to the top of the tower to get a stunning view of Old Delhi. It’s also near Chandni Chowk, one of Old Delhi’s oldest markets, perfect for shopping and eating.
  • Lodhi Garden – Take morning walks in this beautiful garden while you admire unique Indo-Islamic architecture. The garden also houses tombs of prominent rulers in Delhi’s history.

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3. Tokyo, Japan

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Love Japan’s rich history and modern culture? You can experience it all in Tokyo! Visit ancient wooden temples and admire futuristic technology all in the same city.

  • Ginza District – As Tokyo’s equivalent to New York’s Time Square, Ginza is the busiest shopping area in Tokyo! As Japan’s commercial centre for centuries, it’s certainly a paradise for shoppers.
  • Meiji Jingu Shrine – Tokyo’s most famous spiritual landmark features a tranquil ‘Inner Garden’ with 100,000 trees from all over the world. It also contains a gallery, sports facility and hall.
  • Ghibli Museum – Step into the wondrous world of Studio Ghibli’s movies! Filled with creative installations and displays, the museum serves as a great inspiration for creative minds.

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Domestic destinations (From RM79 for all-in one-way tickets!)

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4. Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu

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The city of Kuala Terengganu preserves the state’s rich Islamic and Chinese history. You can also find stunning mosques and high-quality local handicrafts.

  • Pantai Batu Buruk – This is one of the most famous beaches in Terengganu. Visit in the evening to catch the night market and enjoy street food by the beach.
  • The ‘Floating’ Mosque – Masjid Tengku Tengah Zaharah is the first ‘floating’ mosque in Malaysia sitting atop a manmade lake. Capture the beauty of its traditional Islamic architecture and the gleaming reflection in the water.
  • Pasar Payang – Make sure to visit the famous Pasar Payang to do all your shopping because you can get everything from traditional handicrafts (batik Terengganu, silk songket, etc.) to fresh produce!

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5. Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

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If you want to enjoy a chill seaside city known for its rich culture and fresh seafood, then Kota Kinabalu is the place for you! Explore Sabah’s diverse culture and experience some of the best sunsets in Malaysia!

  • Tanjung Aru Beach – A popular spot to catch a stunning sunset and grab a drink at one of the beachside bars. You’ll also find street vendors selling delicious local street food.
  • Waterfront Seafood Night Market – This night market offers the best and freshest seafood at budget-friendly prices! Choose among a wide variety of seafood from lobsters, giant prawns, crayfish and many more.
  • Kota Kinabalu Handicraft Market – Shop Sabah’s local handicrafts at this market and bring back beautiful pearls, textiles and wood carvings for your loved ones back home!

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6. Kuching, Sarawak

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Kuching is filled with culture-rich attractions from historical buildings to beautiful nature reserves and it also houses many indigenous wildlife for you to explore!

  • Sarawak Cultural Village – Learn all about the culture and history of Iban, Bidayuh, Dayak and other Sarawak ethnic groups. You can also learn ancient techniques while touring the village to admire the architecture.
  • Semenggoh Nature Reserve – Tourists flock to this reserve to see the orangutans that are left free to roam around. You might even get to interact with them during feeding time!
  • Kuching Waterfront – During the day, you can admire the scenic view overlooking the Astana, Fort Margherita and the Malay kampungs but it’s most popular as a stunning sunset spot and it also boasts a lively nightlife.

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See any destinations you’d love to visit next? ?

Apart from the ones we’ve listed above, you can also fly to other destinations such as:

  • London, UK
  • Bangkok, Thailand
  • Penang
  • Langkawi, Kedah

However, do note that this promo is applicable to all other destinations too (except for Doha, Shanghai and Xiamen)!

 

But wait… there’s more! 

Yup, the good news continues! If you’re an Enrich member, you will enjoy an additional 50% bonus Enrich points for your purchase! Apart from that, you can get 25% OFF travel add-ons including:

  • Extra baggage (Economy and business class)
  • Seat selection (Economy class only)
  • Golden Lounge access (Economy class only)
  • Value bundle for a standard seat and 10KG extra baggage (Economy class only)
  • Premium bundle for extra legroom seat and Golden Lounge access (Economy class only)

Plus, you can also win a FREE business class upgrade when you buy any economy class flight ticket during the promotion period (now until 24 March 2023)! Sounds amazing, right?! ??

So, don’t wait around, guys! Jom book your tickets with Malaysia Airlines here and make sure to travel before 30 November 2023 to enjoy all these amazing perks, okay?

If you’d like to know more about the promo, you can visit the Malaysia Airlines website here. You can also get the latest updates and promos from them via Facebook and Instagram.

 



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