Cybersecurity in Travel Tech: 10 Practices Every Partner and Staff Should Follow

In the travel industry, everything is connected – APIs, GDS, portals, payment gateways, booking engines, mobile apps, even WhatsApp. That is what makes us fast, responsive, and scalable.

It is also what makes us vulnerable.

At CIT, we are building more than a travel ecosystem. We are building a trusted environment for our clients, our partners, and our team. That is why cybersecurity is not “just IT’s job” anymore, it is baked into every interaction and system we touch.

If you are a supplier, partner, or internal stakeholder connected to any part of our infrastructure, these are the cybersecurity practices we need to align on together.

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No Visa needed: Malaysian can now enjoy up to 15 days adventure in China

By Mardiana Lutfi

China has fully reopened its borders, promising recovery of international tourism and travel.

However, getting a visa for China is expensive and time-consuming because biometric data has to be collected at the visa centre. This means that you have to apply in person (at least the first time) in order to be given a visa to visit China.

But now, not anymore!

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Enhancements in Malaysia Airlines’ Reservation and Ticketing System

A Seamless Experience for VVIPs, VIPs, and Royals

By Muja Abdul Aziz

In the ever-evolving landscape of air travel, attention to detail is paramount. Airlines continually strive to improve their systems and services to cater to the diverse needs of their passengers. Malaysia Airlines, known for its commitment to excellence, has recently made a significant enhancement to its system. This enhancement introduces a new structured name title, along with 15 additional titles tailored to VVIPs, VIPs, and Royals. These changes are designed to accommodate the commonly used titles in Malaysia and are set to take immediate effect.

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New Protocols & Procedures

For interstate travel within Malaysia, all passengers must follow the SOPs set by the Ministry of Transport and National Security Council. However, passengers travelling to Sabah and Sarawak are subject to the State Disaster Management Committee’s travelling requirements. We highly encourage passengers to refer to the respective states’ official websites for updated information.

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