cit888abcHome to extraordinary landscapes, unique wildlife, and remarkable natural wonders, Western Australia offers unforgettable experiences that go far beyond the ordinary. From breathtaking coastlines and ancient rock formations to incredible marine encounters, every journey reveals a different side of Australia’s wild beauty. Perfect for travellers seeking adventure, scenic escapes, or meaningful moments in nature, Western Australia is filled with destinations that deserve a place on every bucket list. Let’s explore some of the region’s most iconic once-in-a-lifetime experiences and make Western Australia your next must-visit destination. 1. Wave Rock, Hyden – Stand before Giant Stone Wave Rising dramatically from the landscape of the Wheatbelt region, Wave Rock / Katter Kich is one of Western Australia’s most recognisable natural landmarks. Located just under four hours east of Perth / Boorloo, this extraordinary granite formation stretches approximately 110 metres long and stands around 15 metres high. Scientists estimate the rock itself is over 2.7 billion years old, shaped slowly by erosion and weathering over millions of years. Wave Rock, Hyden / Katter Kich What makes Wave Rock so captivating is its uncanny resemblance to an enormous ocean wave frozen in motion. Its curved shape and streaked granite surface create a surreal visual effect, especially during sunrise and sunset when the colours become richer and more defined. The surrounding landscape adds to its appeal, offering open skies, native bushland, and a sense of timeless isolation. Wave Rock, Hyden / Katter Kich As you stand before Wave Rock, you are witnessing a piece of Earth’s ancient history shaped over billions of years. Walking trails around the site reveal different perspectives of the formation, while nearby attractions such as Hippo’s Yawn and Mulka’s Cave add cultural and natural depth to the experience. Wave Rock remains one of the most iconic road trip destinations in Western Australia, offering you a unique blend of geological wonder, scenic beauty, and timeless landscape. 2. Exmouth, Ningaloo Reef
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 30 (Bernama) — Kuala Lumpur’s iconic Bukit Bintang is set to come alive this weekend as the Visit Malaysia Year 2026 (VM2026) Bukit Bintang Star-Lit Street Festival transforms the city centre into a vibrant showcase of culture, creativity and night-time tourism.
The two-day festival, held outside Plaza Low Yat from noon, Jan 3 till midnight, will welcome both local and international visitors to experience Malaysia’s arts and dynamic energy.
As a flagship urban event under VM2026, the festival will feature live music, cultural performances, creative arts, street food delights, and immersive experiences in one of Southeast Asia’s busiest tourism hubs.
Tourism Malaysia chairman Datuk Manoharan Periasamy said the festival provides tourists with opportunities to actively engage in cultural and creative programmes rather than merely sightseeing.
“Bukit Bintang is one of the country’s most popular destinations for both foreign and domestic tourists. Visitors often ask what else there is to do in Kuala Lumpur besides visiting the Twin Towers and other landmarks.
“They want to participate in experiences, and the Bukit Bintang Street Festival offers the perfect opportunity to showcase the country’s culture, creativity and vibrancy,” he said at a press conference on the festival here today.
The event is organised by Sage Legacy Sdn Bhd and managed by E-Plus Entertainment Productions (M) Sdn Bhd, with redONE Mobile as partner.
It supported by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), the Residents’ Representative Council of the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur (MPPWP) Bukit Bintang Zone, Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur City Centre Tourism Association, KL Society, Karyawan, Corporate Information Travel (CIT), Orando Holdings, and Plaza Low Yat as venue partner.
Source: BERNAMA
Malaysia Airlines’ loyalty programme, Enrich, is undergoing a major transformation on 1 January 2026, introducing a refreshed earning model, revised tier requirements, and enhanced recognition, particularly for mid-to-high tier frequent flyers.
The announcement was made two month ago, but now that the initial buzz has settled, many travellers are taking a closer look and asking the key questions: What exactly is changing? How will this affect my future travel? Is the programme becoming more rewarding, or simply more restrictive?
This article explains what the programme is, what is changing in 2026, what they mean for different types of Enrich members, and why this refresh is worth paying attention to.
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.
By Alyssa Martinus
When it comes to bringing people together, Taiwan’s festivals and events shine as celebrations of joy, culture, and community. From lively marathons to fireworks lighting up the night sky, every month offers a new reason to gather. What makes these occasions special is not just their colour and spectacle, but the way they create shared experiences for kids, teens, and parents alike, turning family trips into lasting memories.
Travelling as a family means finding activities that work for everyone, and Taiwan delivers in the best way. Kids can enjoy firework displays, teens can soak up the buzz of dragon boat races, and parents can connect with the rich traditions woven into each event. Here are some events to add to your family itinerary whether you are cheering together from the sidelines, exploring festival markets, or simply soaking in the warm atmosphere. Taiwan’s celebrations highlight the power of community and the joy of experiencing something side by side as a family.
Foo Sze Zhaun and Dersenish Aresandiran, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between CIT and Malaysia Aviation Group at a ceremony.
Photo source: MAG Media Center
By Farhana Ghafar
Australia is renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse natural wonders, and its lakes are no exception. From vibrant pink hues to deep freshwater marvels, these lakes offer unique experiences for travellers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Whether you’re a photographer, nature lover, or road trip enthusiast, these lake destinations deserve a spot on your bucket list. Let’s explore some of the most unmissable lake destinations across the country.
By Mardiana Lutfi and Nuraini Zanori
Australia is a country that has rich with historical, unique wildlife and diverse landscapes, abounding with endless adventures activities to be made. Even though the country is well known all over the world for its numerous and popular landmarks, there are also hidden gems that are just waiting to be explored.
By Adeline Soh
Farm tours in Australia offer a delightful experience for nature lovers and families with kids, combining fresh produce, scenic landscapes, and hands-on fun. From plucking juicy cherries to exploring exotic tropical fruits, farm tours provide an opportunity to connect with nature while enjoying farm-fresh produce. A must-try activity includes picking seasonal fruits and joining guided tractor tours to learn about sustainable farming practices. Whether you’re seeking a relaxing countryside escape or an engaging educational adventure for children, Australia’s farm tours promise a memorable experience for all ages.
Here are a few of the top orchards in Australia that offer a fun and interactive farm tours for everyone: