These Malaysians are set on visiting - or revisiting - different parts of the country for a holiday next year.
Kota Kinabalu is known for its beautiful sunsets. — MELODY L. GOH/The Star
We spoke to a few Malaysians who share which local attractions and destinations they will most likely visit next year.Goh Jia Huey, from Ipoh, Perak hopes to visit Kota Kinabalu in Sabah with her family next year. “Penang is my destination of choice for next year. I have been to the island countless times but I somehow always discover new ‘makan’ places every time I go there. Penang, among other states and cities, always has something new and unique to offer – even to locals.Photos: HandoutSara Elaine Fernandez, 40, fell in love with Melaka’s rich heritage the first time she visited the state back in 1997.
“It’s going to be my first time setting foot on the island town, and I want to share my experiences with my loved ones. I am also thinking of bringing along my colleagues from Romania and Serbia, showing them what Malaysia truly has to offer,” he said. Low left Malaysia to seek greener pastures overseas in the early 1980s. He decided to come back after spending almost three decades outside and gradually started enjoying the “laid-back” life in Ipoh, Perak.“My next getaway is definitely Sabah. Exploring Malaysia’s natural wonders has always been my goal,” said Naimi Aziz, a social media executive from KL.
“What I love most about the place is the good balance of serenity and attractions to visit,” said the KL-ite.Research executive Felicia Alexis wants to relive the many good memories she made with her family and friends holidaying in Langkawi, Kedah and Penang. “Sometimes it is not so much about where you go, but who you go with that matters. Therefore, visiting these destinations again would be like a walk down memory lane for me,” Felicia, who is from Ipoh, said.
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