Everybody says that travelling opens you up to a whole new world of adventures and experiences. But what everybody should also be saying is travelling also opens up a whole new hole in your wallet.So, what’s a guy to do? Don’t worry, this is what you came here for – six little known secrets to save BIG on your trips, so you can stay woke without going broke. Let’s start with the first one…1. You Don’t Have to Change All Your MoneyImage: FlickrWe’ve all been there.

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You may have been to Tokyo, Osaka and Hokkaido, and may even proclaim yourself to be a true lover of Japanese culture, people or history — a Japanophile, or the Japanese equivalent, ‘shinnichi’ (親日). However, you wouldn’t call yourself a true fan unless you’ve been to Kyushu.Earlier this year, AirAsia launched a new route to Kyushu.

Here’s our ultimate beach-bumming guide to Krabi.Day 1 – Ao Nang BeachOn arrival at Krabi International Airport, after you collect your luggage, the first thing to do is to get yourself a local SIM card. At THB100 (approximately RM13) for 7 days of unlimited data, it’s a real bargain. Now that’s settled, you have to get to your hotel. There are two options – airport taxis or airport buses.

Bored of the old ‘cocktails after work’ as a way of unwinding with your girlfriends? Here’s another way to spend time with them, and get some proper TLC while you’re at it.Day 1: Tips and toes, and then trips to the shoresUpon reaching Phuket International Airport, the first thing you do after collecting your luggage is to look for a booth that sells SIM cards.

Albeit having the status of the second largest city inThailand, Chiang Mai is worlds apart from the hectic chaos of Bangkok, yet itstill offers a soft landing for first-time tourists travelling with children.The Rose of the North also a city that is steep in Thai culture and big onconversation, which makes for quality family time. Here are some of ourfavourite family-friendly activities that you and your family can partake inand around Chiang Mai:1.

Planning for a trip to Thailand? If not, you totally should! Why? For one, even the thought of Thai food is enough to make your mouth water! Tom yum goong, green curry, massaman curry, pad thai, mango sticky rice…mmmm, mango sticky rice. Wait, what were we talking about again? Oh yes, why you should go to Thailand.There’s so much to see and do and when you visit this awesome country. Here are five cool Airbnb locations you must stay in.1.

You’ve been to the bustling city of Hanoi, you’ve also cruised through the crowded waters of Ha Long Bay. All the excitement makes you think that it’s time to wind down and get back in touch with nature. So where do you go?

Quick question: what comes to mind when you think about Chinatown in KL? Or, what would you picture when someone says they would like to take a visit to Chinatown?Let’s be honest, apart from the street food and markets (filled with plenty haggling opportunities), not many Malaysians would take a trip towards that part of the city and the newer generation would prefer to skip it altogether.

While a getaway to exotic countries are fun, getting around can be a struggle especially when faced with language barrier.