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The Traveloka Travel Fiesta offers fantastic Flights, Hotels, and Travel Activities discounts up to RM 2800 and various free giveaways to Maldives, South Korea, and Vietnam for those looking to explore more of Malaysia and the world during their upcoming holiday. Three easy ways to score exclusive bargains and holiday experiences - browse the Traveloka website or app, visit the booth, or take advantage of online flash sales. Traveloka, Southeast Asia’s leading travel platform, once again brings back the highly anticipated Traveloka Travel Fiesta from 28 February to 31 March 2024, offering three easy ways for customers promises of online, offline, and flash sales bargains on Flights, Hotels, and Activities to save more for their holidays. Online flash sales kick off on 29 February and, consequently, every Friday to Sunday commencing March 8th. During the event, customers will also stand a chance to win various giveaways, from free flight tickets to Maldives, South Korea, and Vietnam, t

Traveloka is also launching ‘Pay At Hotel’ in Malaysia to celebrate Pay Day and Merdeka month Independence Day, or Hari Merdeka in Malay, is the official Independence Day of Malaysia that commemorates the Malayan Declaration of Independence of 31 August 1957. To celebrate Merdeka month, Traveloka is encouraging travellers to show their appreciation for Malaysia by visiting Kuala Lumpur, the nation’s federal territory. With border restrictions eased from 1 April 2022, Malaysia has since surpassed its targeted two million international tourist arrivals as of 17 June 2022 , within a span of 2 months. This positive development has led to the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC) setting a revised target of welcoming 4.5 million international tourist arrivals , and are optimistic about achieving a higher number of tourists. Angelica Chan, Country Manager, Traveloka Malaysia, says “Greater Kuala Lumpur (Klang Valley) is the cultural, economic and financial centre of Malaysia. There i

Besides their love for good food, Penang Lang (Penang people in Hokkien)’s love for Penang is too deep, observes Traveloka. Based on internal data of the travel superapp, it observes that Penangites are more loyal to their hometown compared to users from other states in Malaysia. “Penangites would always consider Penang first when it comes to planning a staycation,” said Angelica Chan, Country Manager, Traveloka Malaysia. She noted that staycation-related searches from Penangites are usually concentrated around the Georgetown, Batu Feringgi and Bayan Lepas areas. Apart from that, Penangites are twice as likely to stay in hotels compared to homestays or villas, and over 50 percent of the users are likely to search for food-related suggestions and deals on the platform. In acknowledging Penang folks for their outstanding loyalty to the island, Traveloka seeks to create better value for die-hard Penang fans, as well as help them rediscover the hidden beauty of the ‘Pearl of the Orient’, t

Traveloka wants to celebrate youths by letting them travel their way Calling Gen Z’ers (individuals born between 1994 and 2008), Traveloka wants you! In conjunction the latest “Travel your way with Traveloka” campaign, Traveloka, in collaboration with influencers, such as @elishiaabegail, @kakakqin and @ewanfauzi, wants to take youths to any location in Malaysia, featured in the travel superapp. All they need to do is follow @travelokamy on Instagram or TikTok, and shout out “Traveloka take me to...” between now to mid-September, and include the hashtag #TravelokaTakeMeAway. Up to 10 most interesting video content uploaded that complies with Traveloka’s terms and conditions, will be chosen as winners. The winning entries will be rewarded with a 2 Days 1 Night staycation, and a Traveloka Xperience coupon, for them to enjoy the shoutout locations. In addition to #TravelokaTakeMeAway, the travel superapp is also looking to award Gen Z’ers with tech gadgets, such as an Apple Watch, Apple A

Up to RM1,335 off flight tickets, hotels and experiences as the world opens up again Malaysians are starting to travel again, as the world opens up. According to Traveloka, flight searches for overseas destinations on the travel superapp between April and May 2022 recovered to as high as the same period in 2019. Overall, international flight issuance has grown by 48 percent on average, since the announcement of border reopening on 24 March. “We are observing new patterns involving overseas travellers in Malaysia. In 2019, frequent fliers were very much at ease with overseas travels. Their booking journey was straight-forward. They search for the best deals, book their flights and accommodation on the app and fly. “At present, travellers are still uncertain of Covid-19 requirements overseas. Some are also unsure of what to do when they travel to an overseas destination once again after more than two years of staying on ground and shifting their focus on other aspects of life. On top of

Aims to play a significant role in aiding local tourism rebound, in conjunction with its 10th year anniversary In conjunction with its 10th year anniversary in the region, Traveloka, Southeast Asia’s travel superapp, aims to help rebuild and revive the local tourism sector. Traveloka will continue its COVID-19 recovery efforts in Malaysia to help contribute significantly to the reopening of the local tourism industry, the third-largest contributor to Malaysia’s GDP. “With the future reopening of Malaysian borders to international travellers, we are committed to continue working with stakeholders at the federal and state government levels, as a conduit to drive local tourism activities,” said Angelica Chan, Country Manager, Traveloka Malaysia. Since the pandemic first hit Malaysia in 2020, Traveloka has played a significant role in innovating to help the travel and tourism industry, through some of the most challenging times. In collaboration with the Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council

The local singer-actress will play a role in helping the brand achieve full post-pandemic recovery by end of 2022 From L-R: Traveloka country manager Angelica Chan, Tourism Malaysia Director-General Datuk Zainuddin Abdul Wahab, Traveloka senior product marketing manager Jayden Purna, Diana Danielle Traveloka appoints Diana Danielle as brand ambassador for Malaysia as it commemorates its 10th year anniversary in Southeast Asia. The travel superapp will be working with the beloved singer-actress to invigorate the local travel industry, encourage safe travel for the whole family and restore confidence in Malaysians to rediscover the beauty of their homeland, as the country bounces back from the pandemic. Diana Danielle named the new Traveloka Malaysia brand ambassador “Diana Danielle is the perfect embodiment of the Traveloka brand as she combines her love for travel with the love for her family. She captures the spirit of keluarga-Malaysia, putting loved ones first and ensuring they