Greetings,to all info seeker that intends to or wanted to do something in Singapore.From this article,you can feel a little bit in Singapore atmosphere because here we will espionage regarding Singapore travelling and tourisms occasion.
Okay,let's start the first phase.Some people maybe from another country or maybe in other continents have heard Singapore and it's fascinating people.From the history that we have been exposed have made a talk on how Singapore existence have shook the world .From what I have been through all one week past, I gain some related history short-listed info.Singapore that I knew is a country that by chances have a world finest harbour with it's strategic location which in the centre of China & India.With that reasons,Singapore expanded in economic and commerce realms.Throughout these decades,Singapore development became more vast with it's potential in asean trading zone especially with Malaysia.
There are many beautiful places and a lot attractions that we should made a discovering in Singapore.Below are some places that includes in my listing.
Sentosa:Palawan Beach & Tiger Sky Tower
Gardens by The Bay:Modern public gardens on reclaimed land
Universal Studios Singapore:Movie & TV themed amusement park
Orchard Road:Iconic road known for shopping
Merlion Park:Half-lion,Half-fish statue&fountain
Singapore Flyer:Public observation wheel
Clarke Quay:Riverside shopping & leisure complex
Resorts World Sentosa:Upscale resort with chic lodging & a spa
Esplanade:Theatres on The Bay
Helix Bridge:Footbridge modelled on DNA structure
My favourite is the Helix Bridge.It petrified people&tourist when sun fall.The most seducing is the Wings of Time.If you're not have heard it before or doesn't seen it before,please click this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IE1SKam7vIw.You'll find out why I mark my word.The one thing that seem familiar to me is the Fountain of Wealth.This landmark fountain stand firmly in shopping complex luring eyes & heart that confronted with it.Likewise in Dubai,this fountain claimed that it is dancing in the air.Singapore remarkable with it nature surrounded by Indian Ocean.Afternoon thunderstorms are frequent occurrence in Singapore,which has a tropical rainforest climate.
Here are some pictures that I got from Dr.Googles about Singapore places.
There are many more activities that we can roll with.Too much I can't describe but you'll can check it out in google engine.Try not to paralyze yourself okay.....
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BASED ON LAB 3, CHANGE BACKGROUND,WE LEARN ON HOW TO PHOTOSHOP PICTURES USING ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS6 WITH NEW EXPERIENCE TO CROP,SHARPEN AND OTHER TOOLS THAT ARE IN THIS PHOTOSHOP PROGRAMS. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________   DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION BASED ON LAB 4,MIRROR IMAGE EFFECT WITH PHOTOSHOP,WE HAVE LEARN ON HOW TO MAKING AN IMAGE INTO MIRROR CONDITION IMAGE GENERALLY,BEFORE COMPLETING THIS LAB,WE HAVE EXPLORED VARIOUS TOOL IN PHOTOSHOP.CONTINUOUSLY EXPERIENCING TO APPLY MANY TOOL PANE.NEXT,WE LEARN MIRROR EFFECT OF THE IMAGE WITH PHOTOSHOP,SOME EFFECT ARE DIFFICULT TO BE DONE BUT WITH THE AID FROM THE LECTURER IN CHARGED.LASTLY,WE HAVE CREATED MIRROR IMAGE USING OUR OWN PICTURES. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
10 Best Places to Visit in Malaysia
If countries were awarded for diversity, Malaysia would top
first place. Not only is Malaysia a melting pot of ethnic cultures, but it is
also a blend of many different customs, cuisines and religions all coexisting
peacefully together. From large island groups to mountains, fertile highlands
and tropical rainforest, the country’s geography is every bit as diverse.
What’s more, Malaysia is a unique country in that is divided into two main
landmasses. West Malaysia occupies the southern half of a peninsula shared with
Thailand, while across the South China Sea is East Malaysia, situated on the
Borneo island. This overview of the best places to visit in Malaysia
concentrates on its cultural, historic and natural attractions. For an insight
in Malaysia’s most popular islands & beaches see this island list.
10. Kota Bharu
Often used as a stopover by many travelers visiting the
beautiful Perhentian Islands, Kota Bharu offers its own unique charm,
attractions, shopping and cuisine. Located in Peninsular Malaysia near the
Thailand border, Kota Bharu is the capital of the Kelantan State. Much of Kota
Bharu life revolves around the city’s bustling marketplaces of which the
Central Market is the largest. Surrounded by coffee shops and busy streets
dotted with old trishaws, the Central Market is teeming in local women working
food stands and selling colorful fruits and vegetables.
9. Melaka
Commanding an important position on the busy sea route
between India and China on West Malaysia’s southwestern coast, Melaka was ruled
and battled over for centuries between Indian, Portuguese, British and Dutch
governments. As a result, this modern day Malaysian city is now one of the best
places to visit in Malaysia packed with architecture, culture, traditions and
cuisine all reflecting its rich heritage. The Portuguese Settlement in Melaka
is characterized by charming villas and the remains of an old fort while the
Dutch district features some of the oldest Dutch architecture in the East.
8. Cameron Highlands
Providing a cool escape from the heat of the lowlands, the
Cameron Highlands in the Titiwangsa Mountains are one of Malaysia’s oldest
tourist destinations. Developed with an English garden charm, this beautiful
tableland offers lush scenery, forests, lakes, wildlife and outdoor recreation.
As Malaysia’s chief tea and flower producer, the Cameron Highlands also abounds
in sprawling tea plantations and colorful flower farms. Many of these
establishments are open to the public. Several pictorial golf courses are
available for golfers.
7. Kota Kinabalu
The capital of the Sabah State in Malaysian Borneo, Kota
Kinabalu is a fast-growing tourist destination due to its close proximity to
tropical islands, rainforests, wildlife refuges, national parks and Malaysia’s
tallest peak, Mount Kinabalu. Commonly called KK by locals, Kota Kinabalu has a
small city center, boasting a number of landmarks, memorials and an
observatory, which offers splendid views of the city. Just minutes from the
city, the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park features five small islands that are ideal
for snorkeling, diving and swimming.
6. Kuching
The largest city on Borneo Island, Kuching is a popular base
for exploring Borneo’s rainforest and the state of Sarawak. However, Kuching
offers plenty for tourists to see and do during their stay, from sightseeing
historic landmarks to bustling markets and outdoor recreation. The city is
situated on the banks of the Sarawak River with a beautifully landscaped
waterfront offering views of historic landmarks such as Fort Margherita and
Astana palace. Distinct for its umbrella-shaped roof, the Kuching Civic Center
contains a planetarium and a viewing platform presenting outstanding aerial
views.
5. Penang
Located in the Strait of Malacca off West Malaysia’s
northwestern coast, Penang Island is a popular tourist destination due to its
historic George Town and rich culinary diversity. Its position along one of the
world’s most traveled shipping routes has infused Penang with a colorful array
of cultures, architecture and cuisine. No visit to Penang would be complete
without a trishaw ride or walk around the island’s capital city, George Town,
to see its British colonial architecture and historic Chinese and Indian
temples.
4. Kuala Lumpur
Less than 200 year ago, Kuala Lumpur was just a quiet
tin-mining town in West Malaysia. Today, this same sleepy village has
flourished into the country’s federal capital and largest metropolis. Commonly
called KL by locals, this vibrant city is a cultural melting pot, noted for its
impressive skyscrapers and buzzing scenes of shopping and dining. KL doesn’t
really have a city center but rather several hubs of activity. The former
colonial district features distinctive architecture and the pleasant Merdeka
Square. Chinatown is a busy tourist hub while the Golden Triangle presents the
city’s modern face, with the famous Petronas Towers as its most striking
building.
3. Taman Negara
Encompassing three states across the northern part of West
Malaysia, Taman Negara is reputed to be the oldest tropical rainforest in the
world. A popular ecotourism and adventure destination, this national park is
teeming in in wildlife from rare plants to exotic birds and scarce animals like
the Malayan Tiger, Asian elephant and Sumatran Rhinoceros. One of the most
popular things to do in Taman Negara is the Canopy Walk, a long suspension
bridge high above the treetops where visitors can walk and glimpse exotic
birds. Guided night safaris are also available to see plants that only bloom at
night, glow-in-the-dark fungi and nocturnal creatures like owls, leopard cats
and water dragons.
2. Langkawi
Located off Malaysia’s northwestern coast in the Andaman
Sea, Langkawi is an archipelago of 99 islands boasting picturesque beaches,
rainforest, mangroves and forest-clad mountains. In recent years, resorts,
hotels, restaurants and other tourist facilities have developed in Langkawi,
offering visitors the opportunity to experience the archipelago’s exceptional
natural beauty.
1. Gunung Mulu National Park
Famous for its extraordinary limestone karst formations and
phenomenal cave systems, the Gunung Mulu National Park is one of the most
awe-inspiring natural attractions in all of Southeast Asia. Located in
Malaysian Borneo in the Sarawak State, this national park features some of the
largest and longest cave systems in the world. Included in these is the world’s
largest cave chamber, the Sarawak Chamber, which is estimated large enough to
hold 40 Boeing 747 aircraft.
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10 MALAYSIA TOP TRAVEL AGENCIES TO CHECK OUT FOR THE
HOLIDAY OF YOUR LIFE
In an age where
pretty much everything can be done online, many of us tend to take matters into
our own hands, even when it comes to making travel arrangements. But let’s face
it, no matter how resourceful you may be at trip planning (DIY-style), good travel
agencies will always be more reliable than your search engine.
Planning a trip through a travel agency will not only save
you time and money, you’ll also be saving yourself plenty of agony and
frustration. Surely you’ll agree that getting 23 people on the same plane with
seats together at a reasonable rate is no job for the faint-hearted.
Even if you’re exceptionally awesome at snagging great
online travel deals, these days there are just too many package promotions out
there at places you’ve never even heard of with vague itineraries—it’s just not
worth the risk. That’s when you get the pros in to help.
A good travel agency has people with first-hand, insider
knowledge that they use to customise your vacation based on your unique travel
needs. It’s their job to create your itinerary, secure bookings and handle
every detail of your trip, no matter how complex.
To get you started, CurrenSeek has rounded up a list of
top-rated travel agencies in Malaysia that can help take the stress out of
planning your next holiday.
1. SRI SUTRA TRAVEL
Sri Sutra Travel or “your travel designer” as they prefer to
be known, uses their 30-year industry experience in air, land and sea travel as
well as their knowledge of your unique travel needs and interests to create the
perfect getaway, just for you. Much of what they do incorporates the efficiency
of technology without compromising the warm flexibility that comes from the
personalised service of their friendly travel agents. Using their training and
their own travel experience to provide insider tips and advice on everything
from tours and timing, to how to find an adventure off the beaten path—these
agents truly recognise that no two travellers are alike. Covering all the basic
services from airport transfers to tailored tours, while going above and beyond
with acquiring overbooked concert and sporting tickets, Sri Sutra Travel will
design a vacation to suit your exacting needs.
Address: No.22A, Persiaran 65C, Pekeliling Business Centre,
Off Jalan Pahang Barat, 53000, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-4026 6600 / 03-4026 6677
Website: www.sutra.my
2. APPLE VACATIONS
Forget touch-and-go packaged tours that leave you frantic
and worn out at the end of your holiday. Over the last 20 years, Apple
Vacations—a pioneer in in-depth tours—have taken countless travellers across the
globe, exploring each country through the eyes of the native. Their experienced
and dedicated agents are well-trained to guide you throughout the entire travel
process, from what to pack before you leave to the best transfer to get you
home safely and conveniently. Simply put, you’ll have a team of qualified
travel consultants available from the moment you begin planning your travel up
until you return home. With comprehensive travel packages, Muslim tours,
business events, conventions and more, Apple Vacations offer a wide selection
of unique itineraries to choose from, each promising to be once-in-a-lifetime
adventures.
Address: Wisma Apple 2nd, 3rd & 4th Floor, No.42-2 Jalan
Sultan Ismail, 50250, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-2145 2026
Website: www.appleholiday.com/en
3. AL MASYHUR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL & TOURS
Over the years, we’ve seen a significant rise in demand for
halal tours where every aspect of the trip is tailored to the Muslim traveller.
Specialising in providing Muslim-friendly tours, Al Masyhur International
Travel & Tours along with their team of experienced travel agents work
hand-in-hand with international tourism boards and travel agencies in many
countries including China, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea to ensure that halal
food, praying facilities and other needs are prioritised. Understanding the
importance of preserving true Islamic hospitality even while you’re on
vacation, Al Masyhur’s travel agents are your advocates—providing peace of mind
throughout your journey.
Address: No.3A Jalan 4/11A, Seksyen 4 Tambahan, 43650,
Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-8925 0811 / 03-8928 0811
Website: www.amitravel.my
4. HOLIDAY TOURS & TRAVEL
Leading the pack in the “free and easy leisure” category,
Holiday Tours & Travel is consistently developing new and innovative travel
package offerings to meet the ever-changing demands of our generation. Founded
in 1975 and staffed with over 290 experienced travel agents across 6 branches
nationwide, the company is backed by their expertise and partnerships with
major airlines and suppliers. Committed to providing a varied combination of
services—which include nature-based adventures, special interest tours, medical
and educational tourism as well as sports-related excursions—Holiday Tours
& Travel caters to almost anyone. Recently, they’ve even expanded their
product range to include the youth segment, where packages are customised for
the young, or the young at heart!
Address: A-0-1, Block A, Menara KIP, No.1 Jalan Ipoh, Seri
Utara 1 Sri Utara, Off Jalan Ipoh, 68100, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-6286 6218
Website: www.holidaytours.com.my
5. PYO TRAVEL MALAYSIA
Although PYO Travel stands for “Plan Your Own Travel” you
can expect nothing less than full service when you plan your next holiday with
them. Using a more hands-on, interactive approach, PYO Travel involves you
through every step of the trip-planning process. From their user-friendly web
interface that allows for an easy yet comprehensive search of their deals and
packages, you’ll be able to compare prices and select the best option that
suits you. You’ll even pay in local currency, which means no loss via exchange
rates. Their efficiency doesn’t just stop there. All transactions are supported
online by their local call centres across 10 major destinations, which in turn
reduces the cost of handling each booking. In the end, it’s their customers who
will reap the rewards with a holiday to remember at a price they’ll not soon
forget!
Address: E-2-1A, Level 2, Block E, Corporate Block,
Southgate Commercial Centre, No.2 Jalan Dua Off Jalan Chan Sow Lin, 55200,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-2170 2121 / 016-920 2362
Website: www.my.pyotravel.com
6. RELIANCE TRAVEL MALAYSIA
Most of us are familiar with the Reliance brand as it has
been in the forefront of the travel and tourism industry since 1969. As the
first travel company to be publicly listed on the KLSE, they’re highly
reputable, known for offering the widest selection of destinations in more than
200 cities across the globe at unbeatable “guaranteed best value” rates.
Utilising their ever-growing distribution network of local and overseas
partners, along with their real-time tour inventory and reservation system,
their seasoned travel agents consistently provide trusted, reliable assistance.
Their travel agents are certified specialists who have completed extensive
training on destinations, cruise lines, hotels, resorts, tour operations and
more. For over 40 years, Reliance has always aimed for customer satisfaction
with their best-in-class product offerings and services. That’s why you’ll
certainly never go wrong with them.
Address: Unit E-3-1A, Level 3, Block E, Southgate Commercial
Centre, No.2 Jalan Dua Off Jalan Chan Sow Lin, 55200, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-2148 6022
Website: www.reliancetravel.com
7. STAR TRAVEL
Holidays are about living in the moment. This is the spirit
that drives the founders of Star Travel—a group of backpackers who were
inspired to share their passion for travel, romance and adventure—to become a
full-service provider of leisure and business. Their travel agents live,
breathe and work travel—offering first-hand experience and education to make
sure your trip turns out just they way you imagine. Having been around since
1978, Star Travel consistently changes with the times, anticipating current and
future market trends to produce personalised itineraries in a diverse range of
travel categories. On top of the usual package and corporate tours for the
general consumer, they also provide labour travel, which caters uniquely to
foreign workers, offering value-added service with the lowest fare around. in
the end, what matters most to Star Travel is their belief that everyone should
be afforded the magic and wonder of travel.
Address: Wisma Star Travel, No.42-44 Jalan Raja Abdullah,
50300, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-2630 7777
Website: www.startravel.com.my
8. SUMMIT HOLIDAYS
A tour of the Colosseum in Rome or a flamenco show in Spain
are experiences you’d expect from any travel agency. Summit Holidays makes sure
you get that and more when you travel with them. These days, guided tours are a
dime in a dozen and making your customers feel the difference by taking extra
care of their needs certainly gives Summit Holidays the edge over its
competitors. For starters, their trained agents always aim to get you as much
as possible for what you spend, levering on their strong partnership with their
vast network of global vendors. Most importantly, they’re there to help you
make the most of every minute of your valuable time. With their personable
service and attention to detail, you’ll be in good hands and will possibly come
away from your trip with more extraordinary stories and memories than you’d
have anticipated!
Address: Unit B-2-10, Plaza Damas 3, No.63 Jalan Sri
Hartamas 1, Taman Sri Hartamas 50480, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-6200 1800
Website: www.summitholidays.com.my
9. YL TRAVEL & TOURS
Even though they may be the newest kid on the block, YL
Travel & Tours more than makes up for it with their full range of services,
all customisable to meet the demands of the modern-day consumer. A member of
the Culture, Arts and Tourism Ministry, YH Travel & Tours have maintained a
solid relationship with their partners and vendors, allowing them to offer even
more travel privileges. What’s more, guests also have access to a designated
team who are available 24/7, each trained to handle and resolve any of your
travel concerns. Their ‘no frills’ yet personalised service coupled with an
efficient team of relationship managers dedicated to providing quality and
value means you won’t need to look any further for that long-awaited getaway.
Address: No.30-1, 1st Floor Jalan Bandar 3, Pusat Bandar
Puchong, 47100, Puchong, Selangor, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-5885 1218
Website: www.ylholidays.com.my
10. MAYFLOWER
Trust is key when travelling no matter if you’re on a tour,
vacationing with family and friends, or going solo. With an extensive global
network that serves 57 countries—supported by 300 foreign and 500 local
partners—Mayflower is not only the oldest and most established travel agency in
the country, it is also one of the world’s most comprehensive. Since its
inception in 1960, Mayflower has been a fixture in the travel and tourism scene
both locally and internationally, having guided 195,000 satisfied travellers
along their journeys in 2011 alone. They’ve earned many accolades and have even
been named Malaysia Airlines’ Top Agent for six consecutive years. But much
more than fame and glory, Mayflower cares most about the people who travel with
them—think of them as your best and most seasoned travel friend and professional
tour guide all rolled into one!
Address: Menara Mayflower, No.1 Jalan Metro Pudu 1, Fraser
Business Park Off Jalan Yew, 55100, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Telephone: 03-9232 1889
Website: www.mayflower.com.my
_______________________________________________________________ 10 Things to Do Before You Travel Airfare, hotel accommodations, and rental cars may be the holy trinity of travel preparation, but nailing down these aspects of your vacation is only the beginning of the trip planning process. If you want to achieve a smooth, headache-free trip (and who doesn’t?), taking care of essential tasks like researching activities at your destination, managing your finances, and getting your home in order is key. Don’t leave home without accomplishing the following 10 tasks! 1. Contact the Kennel and/or House Sitter Once you have a travel date, your first move should be to contact your pet kennel or house sitter (or any other trustworthy service) to guarantee availability. You may even want to take care of this before booking; as reader E.B. Hughes writes, “I have had to pay change fees twice since we got our dog just because the local kennel was full for one night of my trip.” 2. Take Care of “Stop” Orders and Advance Payments Once your travel is booked, you should look into placing “stop” orders on any regularly occurring deliveries or services. These may include postal mail, newspapers, housecleaners and the like. If you want particular services to continue (such as landscaping), consider paying in advance if this is not your usual arrangement. Many service providers allow you to place stop orders online; this is particularly the case for mail delivery and most newspapers. As many stop orders require one or two business days’ advance notice, make sure you take care of this at least three days before you travel. 3. Manage Your Cash Flow If you’re traveling domestically, be sure to hit your own bank before leaving for your trip; that way you won’t arrive short on cash and have to immediately search for an ATM. Further, you will save on ATM fees at machines run by someone other than your own bank. Go to your bank’s website and map out any available ATM locations near your destination so you are not forced to use other banks’ machines. If you’re traveling overseas, the most economical option is to visit an ATM as soon as you arrive in your destination and make a withdrawal in the local currency. Check the website of the airport where you’ll be arriving to make sure it has an ATM you can use. Most international airports have several, but if you’re flying to a smaller airport in a developing country, there’s no guarantee that there will be one (or that it will be working properly). In these cases, you may want to purchase some local currency ahead of time. For more details, see ATMs Abroad. Call your bank or credit card company and let them know about your travel plans. Most banks and credit card companies keep track of spending patterns and may interpret an unexpected overseas purchase as credit card fraud. Your account could be locked if you use your card in another country without notifying your bank. 4. Plan Your First Day The first day of your trip is often lost to logistics and unfamiliar surroundings. First you have to haul yourself and your stuff to a resting place. Then you have to figure out exactly where you are, which attractions are nearby and how best to use your limited time. Planning ahead will help you make the most of that first confusing day. You may want to sketch out a walk near your digs, which can help you get oriented as well as shake off travel fatigue and jet lag. Also, check out any nearby amenities — like a rooftop lounge nearby, a balcony with a choice view or a heated pool for maximum chill-out at the end of a harried travel day. 5. Plan Your Last Day Reader Alan G. wrote in with the following recommendation: “Plan your LAST day (as well as your first)! Keep safely in a packet marked ‘GOING HOME’ your house keys, car keys, cash for taxi or tolls, phone chip and documents you’ll need when you arrive happy but exhausted at your home town airport. Unpacking your luggage at the arrivals area is no fun.” 6. Pack Your Hands-Free Device There is one modern item that has become an essential packing item: the cell phone earpiece or any other Bluetooth device that allows you to keep both hands on the wheel (and without a phone wedged between your neck and your shoulder). Local laws governing cell phone use while driving vary considerably, sometimes from one municipality to the next. Pack your hands-free device in your carry-on bag and you will not find yourself on the side of the road with a red siren whirling in your rearview mirror. 7. Check the Weather The weather is the single factor most likely to affect your trip positively or negatively, and one of the things many people most take for granted. Of course it is going to be warm in Spain during the spring — right? But there are always exceptions to prevailing weather patterns, especially during transitional seasons. A weather forecast can guide your packing strategy, and failure to check the weather can result in unprepared, unhappy and very soggy travelers. 8. Search Out Your Hobbies at Your Destination You never know where you will find the “best of” in any given endeavor; for example, one of the best guitar stores in the world can be found in Carlsbad, CA. Who knew? Melbourne, Australia, is renowned for its rich coffee culture, and Udaipur offers cycling enthusiasts spectacular paths for exploring rural India. Do a little research on your favorite hobbies, and you might be pleasantly surprised by what you find at your destination. (Learn more about how to turn your favorite hobby into a trip.) 9. Check Public Transit Maps On a trip to Seattle a few years ago, a quick web search on public transit produced two very worthwhile pieces of information: 1) the public monorail system was not working, and 2) the downtown bus system was free for the entire length of downtown. Not surprisingly for Seattle, it rained all weekend, and those buses proved very useful in making short trips of a few blocks, for which you would not want to drive, but neither did you want to slog through in the rain. (Editor’s Note: Unfortunately, Seattle’s downtown buses are no longer free.) A bit of research online before you leave will also allow you to check fares, print transit maps and plan your itinerary. 10. Check the Local Entertainment Listings Most cities and even medium-sized towns have some kind of weekly entertainment rag such as Time Out, which covers dozens of destinations around the globe. These are excellent sources for entertainment listings, reviews, city “best-of” lists and more. It is best to check these from home, as you can then purchase advance tickets where necessary, make restaurant reservations, etc. Another good source is the local tourist board; its website will often have an events calendar where you can check out what’s going on during your trip. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Here our key methodologies in shortlisting travel sites: • Online travel booking sites with focus on Malaysia (global sites excluded) • Online travel booking sites with majority of visitors from Malaysia • Sites with online payment enabled (pure aggregator, content sites excluded) • Ranked by visits to the website using SimilarWeb (desktop only, Oct 2015) #1. Airasia.com Airasia.com Visits: 13,200,000 Time on Site: 10:20 Page Views: 8.52 Bounce Rate: 23.25% #2. Malaysiaairlines.com Malaysiaairlines.com Visits: 1,800,000 Time on Site: 07:21 Page Views: 6.03 Bounce Rate: 22.48% #3. Tripadvisor.com.my Tripadvisor.com.my Visits: 1,200,000 Time on Site: 05:17 Page Views: 4.15 Bounce Rate: 49.54% #4. Malindoair.com Malindoair.com Visits: 820,000 Time on Site: 09:57 Page Views: 7.79 Bounce Rate: 18.77% #5. Fireflyz.com.my Fireflyz.com.my Visits: 400,000 Time on Site: 07:35 Page Views: 5.81 Bounce Rate: 23.26% #6. Expedia.com.my Expedia.com.my Visits: 260,000 Time on Site: 14:42 Page Views: 5.95 Bounce Rate: 35.62% #7. Rwgenting.com Rwgenting.com Visits: 220,000 Time on Site: 07:12 Page Views: 7.73 Bounce Rate: 29,90% #8. Easybook.com Easybook.com Visits: 160,000 Time on Site: 07:24 Page Views: 7.24 Bounce Rate: 29.48% #9. Tunehotels.com Tunehotels.com Visits: 130,000 Time on Site: 06:13 Page Views: 7.81 Bounce Rate: 33.22% #10. Maswings.com.my Maswings.com.my Visits: 50,000 Time on Site: 11:08 Page Views: 8.97 Bounce Rate: 14.46% |
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