Monday, May 31, 2010
AirAsia Promotion fly to Thailand
Booking Period : 1 June 2010
Travel Period : 7 June 2010 - 31 August 2010
Website : www.airasia.com.my
Friday, May 28, 2010
WoW Night ! A Night to WoW!
Date: 5th June 10 (Saturday)
Time: 7pm Onwards
Venue: Liquid (pool side), Pullman Hotel, Kuching
FREE Flow:
- Beer
- Soft Drink
- Buffet Whole Night
Key Shows:
- HairShow with Catwalk by Ray's Saloon
- ChinaDolls Performance (Guarantee Fun)
RM3000 Worth of Lucky Draws
Ticket Price: RM100 per person
Ticket can be obtained at:
Borneo Wow Networking S/B
207, Jalan Padungan,
93100 Kuching.
Or
Please Contact:
Addy @ 013-818 0288
Sharon @ 012-889 9808
Danial @ 016-699 5494
Evelyn @ 012-893 8899
Website: http://www.malaysiawow.com/
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
KFC to open more drive thru in East M’sia
KUCHING: KFC Holdings Bhd (KFC Malaysia) plans on opening more “drive-through” outlets in East Malaysia to generate better store sales in the region.OSK Research Sdn Bhd (OSK Research) in its research report cited that KFC is looking to have more “drive-through” outlets as this would generate better store sales growth of about 25 per cent compared with the present 15 per cent growth.
It currently has about 25 “drive-through” outlets throughout Malaysia and targets to open another 10 more this year.
The group has plans to open more new restaurants in untapped areas (targeting 5-7 outlets), particularly in East Malaysia and small townships like Kelantan and Terengganu given that outlet rentals are lower on the East Coast making KFC restaurants there more profitable.
Last year, the East Coast region performed better with Kota Bharu being one of the top ten most profitable outlets for the group.
OSK Research believed that the outlets in East Malaysia will perform better this year given the stronger branding and less competition as Sugar Bun, one of the stronger fast food chains in East Malaysia, has closed down recently in Sabah.
Due to the advantages, KFC currently has a market share of 45 per cent in terms of the number of fast food outlets in the country.
On the other hand, it also aims to expand its franchisees in the Indian market. The research firm pointed out that currently KFC Malaysia has four existing outlets in India located at in Pune and Mumbai. The group is slowly expanding its business as it builds two more outlets which are targeted for completion in March this year. It also plans to open a total of between 10 to 12 outlets before the end of the year.
There are currently four franchisees in India while in Pune and Mumbai there are a combined number of 15 KFC outlets.
However, its management has provided assurance that KFC Malaysia has received support from Yum Brands whereby the other existing franchisees within the two cities are restricted from expanding their outlets.
KFC Malaysia also had the possibility of obtaining more franchise licences for other cities.
The pull back however was the expensive rentals in India. It was more costly to open an outlet in India compared with Malaysia, it observed.
A new outlet costs an estimated US$450,000 (RM1.53 million, assuming US$1.00 to RM3.40) in India compared with RM800,000 in Malaysia.
OSK Research said, although competition is India is tough, it believed the company may have the advantages over other fast food chains as its main product is fried chicken, which is usually preferred over its competitors’ signature menu items, which comprise beef. This is because the majority of the population is Hindu, making up 83 per cent of India’s population.
Other than that, KFC will also feature more vegetarian items on its menu in India to cater for vegetarians, who comprise 40 per cent of the population. Its management expected double digit growth in India which based on the past recorded same store sales (SSS) growth of about 15 to 20 per cent.
Meanwhile, the gestation period for KFC India will take some time before starting to contribute meaningfully. With only 55 outlets in Indian feeding a total population of 1.2 billion, KFC stands a chance to earn the benefits over the longer period.
KFC will gain in long term benefits given the massive population and great potential for growth in India.
Locally, KFC’s efforts to penetrate the suburban and rural areas through new outlets and Sudut Ayamas distribution outlets will continue to gain more support.
Aside from its restaurants businesses, KFC has innovative ideas on social welfare as well as improving its poultry business. It is targeting to grow its Ayamas sales which contributed some 30 per cent of overall group sales through the concept of “Sudut Ayamas”.
The mode of distribution involved making available freezers storing frozen products and shelf stable products available at hypermarkets.
KFC also initiated a partly funded business on push-carts to build up the entrepreneurship in unemployed graduates by encouraging them to start a small business by operating a push-cart in local universities.
The push-cart, involving a start up of between RM2,000 and 3,000, will generally sell Ayamas hotdogs, bubble tea and mineral water. Soft loans are also available to these graduates to finance their working capital whereby they can lease the carts for RM250 per month.
However, OSK Research maintained its earnings forecast for financial year (FY) 2009 and 2010 with a neutral recommendation given the limited upside potential on the stock and pegged its target price at RM8.30, based on 11.5 times average peer price earnings ratio on FY10 earnings per share.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Beware of First edition Apple Ipad
Main disadvantages
* It’s not a computer but a big iPod Touch
* No multitasking
* No Flash support for the web browser
* No camera
* No standard USB port (you can get USB connectivity with an accessory but you need to pay extra)
* No real GPS receiver (though there is cell-tower triangulation)
* 130 US dollars (90 euro) for a 3G modem seems pricey
* iTunes required for uploading content
* No kickstand – it cannot stand on a table without the dock
* No USB host
* Looks pretty easy to drop
* No exchangeable battery
* Typing is quite uncomfortable
* micro-SIM, instead of regular SIM for the 3G models
* No memory card slot
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
亚航10月、从马来西亚吉隆坡飞往日本东京羽田机场
單程機票價低至479‧亞航年杪或飛日本
(吉隆坡)亞航計劃在年杪開闢飛往日本的航線,單程機票低至1萬4000日元(約馬幣479令 吉)。
據彭博社報導,亞航首席執行員拿督斯里東尼費南達斯接受日本日經新聞訪問時指出,往來吉隆坡國 際機場及東京羽田機場的航線,每週將有3個班次,也有可能在短期內就增至7個班次http://www.sinchew.com.my/node/156897?tid=1
Monday, May 10, 2010
Experiance AirAsia Broadgate Arena
Come join us at Broadgate Arena, UK on the 13th of May for our ‘Experience AirAsia’ event!
We'll be giving our passes during evening rush hour today, 12th May, at Liverpool Street Station and Moorgate Street! Don't worry if you can't make it today, we'll also be giving out boarding passes at the event itself tomorrow!
So don't forget to grab your passes and see you there! We've got some great prizes up for grabs like an all-expense trip to the Singapore GP :)
Check out http://www.airasia.com/gb/en/exaa.html for more details!
We'll be giving our passes during evening rush hour today, 12th May, at Liverpool Street Station and Moorgate Street! Don't worry if you can't make it today, we'll also be giving out boarding passes at the event itself tomorrow!
So don't forget to grab your passes and see you there! We've got some great prizes up for grabs like an all-expense trip to the Singapore GP :)
Check out http://www.airasia.com/gb/en/exaa.html for more details!
Saturday, May 08, 2010
The full list of brands that topped the survey:
1. Most Trusted Banks — Maybank and Public Bank
2. Top Credit Card Issuing Banks — Citibank and Maybank.
3. Islamic Financial Services — Bank Islam
4. Trusted Investment Fund Company — Public Mutual
5. Consumer’s Top Choices for Insurance Protection — AIA, Great Eastern and Prudential.
6. Trusted Phone Service Provider — Maxis
7. Trusted Internet Service Provider — Streamyx
8. Most Trusted Airline — Malaysia Airlines
9. Top Family Tourist Attractions — Genting Highlands and Langkawi
10. Trusted Cars — Honda, Proton and Toyota
11. Trusted Tyres – Dunlop, Goodyear and Michelin 12. Trusted Petrol Stations — Petronas and Shell
13. Trusted Airfreight/Couriers — DHL, FedEx and PosLaju
14. Highly Competitive Property Developer — Sime Darby Property
15. Top-of-the-Class Universities — Universiti Malaya, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and Universiti Teknologi Mara
16. Most Trusted Government Department/Agency — Malaysian Immigration Department
17. Top Hospital — Kuala Lumpur Hospital
18. Top Family Restaurants — KFC, McDonald’s and Pizza Hut
19. Trusted Paints — ICI Dulux and Nippon Paint
20. Trusted Floor and Wall Tiles — White Horse
21. Trusted Mattresses — Dreamland and Dunlopillo
22. Trusted Air Conditioners — Panasonic and York
23. Trusted Brands in Cameras — Canon, Nikon and Sony
24. Trusted Flatscreen TVs — Panasonic, Samsung and Sony
25. Trusted Personal Computers — Acer, Dell and HP
26. Trusted Multi-Function Printer/Copier — Canon and HP
27. Trusted Electrical Appliance Stores — Senheng
28. Trusted Pen Brands — Kilometrico, Parker and Pilot
29. Best Children’s Fashion — Kikilala and Kiko
30. Trusted Lingerie — Triumph
31. Trusted Perfumes — Calvin Klein, Dior, Estee Lauder and Hugo Boss
32. Trusted Refrigerator — Panasonic
33. Trusted Water Purifiers — Amway, Diamond, Elken and Panasonic
34. Trusted Cooking Oil — Buruh, Knife and Seri Murni
35. Trusted Seasoning Products — Adabi, Ajinomoto and Maggi
36. Trusted Rice — Jasmine and Jati
37. Trusted Packet Drinks — Yeo’s, Dutch Lady and Nestle
38. Trusted Milk — Dutch Lady
39. Trusted Laundry Detergents — Dynamo, Fab and Top
40. Trusted Hair Colour Product — L’Oreal.
2. Top Credit Card Issuing Banks — Citibank and Maybank.
3. Islamic Financial Services — Bank Islam
4. Trusted Investment Fund Company — Public Mutual
5. Consumer’s Top Choices for Insurance Protection — AIA, Great Eastern and Prudential.
6. Trusted Phone Service Provider — Maxis
7. Trusted Internet Service Provider — Streamyx
8. Most Trusted Airline — Malaysia Airlines
9. Top Family Tourist Attractions — Genting Highlands and Langkawi
10. Trusted Cars — Honda, Proton and Toyota
11. Trusted Tyres – Dunlop, Goodyear and Michelin 12. Trusted Petrol Stations — Petronas and Shell
13. Trusted Airfreight/Couriers — DHL, FedEx and PosLaju
14. Highly Competitive Property Developer — Sime Darby Property
15. Top-of-the-Class Universities — Universiti Malaya, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and Universiti Teknologi Mara
16. Most Trusted Government Department/Agency — Malaysian Immigration Department
17. Top Hospital — Kuala Lumpur Hospital
18. Top Family Restaurants — KFC, McDonald’s and Pizza Hut
19. Trusted Paints — ICI Dulux and Nippon Paint
20. Trusted Floor and Wall Tiles — White Horse
21. Trusted Mattresses — Dreamland and Dunlopillo
22. Trusted Air Conditioners — Panasonic and York
23. Trusted Brands in Cameras — Canon, Nikon and Sony
24. Trusted Flatscreen TVs — Panasonic, Samsung and Sony
25. Trusted Personal Computers — Acer, Dell and HP
26. Trusted Multi-Function Printer/Copier — Canon and HP
27. Trusted Electrical Appliance Stores — Senheng
28. Trusted Pen Brands — Kilometrico, Parker and Pilot
29. Best Children’s Fashion — Kikilala and Kiko
30. Trusted Lingerie — Triumph
31. Trusted Perfumes — Calvin Klein, Dior, Estee Lauder and Hugo Boss
32. Trusted Refrigerator — Panasonic
33. Trusted Water Purifiers — Amway, Diamond, Elken and Panasonic
34. Trusted Cooking Oil — Buruh, Knife and Seri Murni
35. Trusted Seasoning Products — Adabi, Ajinomoto and Maggi
36. Trusted Rice — Jasmine and Jati
37. Trusted Packet Drinks — Yeo’s, Dutch Lady and Nestle
38. Trusted Milk — Dutch Lady
39. Trusted Laundry Detergents — Dynamo, Fab and Top
40. Trusted Hair Colour Product — L’Oreal.
Friday, May 07, 2010
Happy mother's day in Pizza Hut
Quotes for Mother's Day
Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried jobs... since the payment is pure love. ~Mildred B. Vermont
Mothers hold their children's hands for a short while, but their hearts forever. ~Author Unknown
When you are a mother, you are never really alone in your thoughts. A mother always has to think twice, once for herself and once for her child. ~Sophia Loren, Women and Beauty
Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried jobs... since the payment is pure love. ~Mildred B. Vermont
Mothers hold their children's hands for a short while, but their hearts forever. ~Author Unknown
When you are a mother, you are never really alone in your thoughts. A mother always has to think twice, once for herself and once for her child. ~Sophia Loren, Women and Beauty
Friday, April 30, 2010
Kuching Tower (The tallest building in Borneo)
...39 storey 150 metres will be the tallest building in Borneo, a Sarawak Icon In The Making ...
To be the tallest building in Sarawak, the Kuching Tower will house an office building and luxury hotel.
The Ground-breaking ceremony of the RM300 million state-of-the-art building was performed in October 2005 by the Chief Minister of Sarawak at a site located on the Kuching Isthmus, just east of Kuching City Centre.
Kuching Isthmus is part of the Kuching City Expansion Plan, which is in line with Sarawak Government’s vision to create a modern downtown to co-exist with the old historical Kuching city founded by the White Rajahs.
The Kuching Tower forms part of an integrated development plan by conglomerate Cahya Mata Sarawak (CMS) Group for the 240-acre Kuching Isthmus. Kuching Tower is owned by CMS Hotels Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Cahya Mata Sarawak Berhad. Construction is expected to complete in 2009.
Other developments include the new Sarawak Convention & Exhibition Centre, a park and yachting marina. In addition to current road access, river bus services will shuttle the public and visitors to and from Kuching city centre.
The construction of Kuching Tower is to support the Sarawak Government’s initiative to build a fully-integrated convention centre in Sarawak in order to tap on the lucrative Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions, or more popularly known as MICE, industry.
Sarawak Convention & Exhibition Centre
The world-class, fully-integrated, state-of-the-art, multi-purpose and flexible Sarawak Convention & Exhibition Centre will address the current “facility gap” in Sarawak for suitable infrastructure and venues to hold events of various capacity audiences and crowds. The purpose-built convention centre will accommodate meetings of up to 1,500 delegates.
To be located within walking distance of the Sarawak Convention & Exhibition Centre is the office building and hotel of Kuching Tower which would support the needs of delegates and visitors.
Kuching Tower will soar 150 metres high and provide commanding views of Kuching City, Sungai Sarawak, South China Sea and surrounding areas.
The building’s architectural design of sails reflects the importance of river systems and the sea to the people of Sarawak.
The first 12 floors of Kuching Tower will offer 200,000 square feet of first-class business support office space in a state-of-the-art building.
5 Star Hotel
A 315-room luxury hotel will occupy the 15th floor upwards.
Designed to offer 4 star plus, 5 star plus, and Royal Suites, the hotel will provide discerning travelers with rooms of exquisite décor, exceptional dining facilities, and a high degree of service and hospitality.
Sky Lounge
An 8-storey high atrium or Sky Lounge on the 31st floor will offer breath-taking 360-degree views of the sea and surrounding areas.

To be the tallest building in Sarawak, the Kuching Tower will house an office building and luxury hotel.
The Ground-breaking ceremony of the RM300 million state-of-the-art building was performed in October 2005 by the Chief Minister of Sarawak at a site located on the Kuching Isthmus, just east of Kuching City Centre.
Kuching Isthmus is part of the Kuching City Expansion Plan, which is in line with Sarawak Government’s vision to create a modern downtown to co-exist with the old historical Kuching city founded by the White Rajahs.
The Kuching Tower forms part of an integrated development plan by conglomerate Cahya Mata Sarawak (CMS) Group for the 240-acre Kuching Isthmus. Kuching Tower is owned by CMS Hotels Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Cahya Mata Sarawak Berhad. Construction is expected to complete in 2009.
Other developments include the new Sarawak Convention & Exhibition Centre, a park and yachting marina. In addition to current road access, river bus services will shuttle the public and visitors to and from Kuching city centre.
The construction of Kuching Tower is to support the Sarawak Government’s initiative to build a fully-integrated convention centre in Sarawak in order to tap on the lucrative Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions, or more popularly known as MICE, industry.
Sarawak Convention & Exhibition Centre
The world-class, fully-integrated, state-of-the-art, multi-purpose and flexible Sarawak Convention & Exhibition Centre will address the current “facility gap” in Sarawak for suitable infrastructure and venues to hold events of various capacity audiences and crowds. The purpose-built convention centre will accommodate meetings of up to 1,500 delegates.
To be located within walking distance of the Sarawak Convention & Exhibition Centre is the office building and hotel of Kuching Tower which would support the needs of delegates and visitors.
Kuching Tower will soar 150 metres high and provide commanding views of Kuching City, Sungai Sarawak, South China Sea and surrounding areas.
The building’s architectural design of sails reflects the importance of river systems and the sea to the people of Sarawak.
The first 12 floors of Kuching Tower will offer 200,000 square feet of first-class business support office space in a state-of-the-art building.
5 Star Hotel
A 315-room luxury hotel will occupy the 15th floor upwards.
Designed to offer 4 star plus, 5 star plus, and Royal Suites, the hotel will provide discerning travelers with rooms of exquisite décor, exceptional dining facilities, and a high degree of service and hospitality.
Sky Lounge
An 8-storey high atrium or Sky Lounge on the 31st floor will offer breath-taking 360-degree views of the sea and surrounding areas.

PC Fair 2010 Kuching
Have you already hand out at PC fair & grabbing some good stuff??? It only open from 30 April Until 2 May 2010 at Permata Carpark... Hurry up , Hurry Up....Grab Grab Grab~~
PIKOM PC Fair 2010 (I) is here, which started from 2weeks ago (Early April). It is the 1st PC Fair of the year 2010. I went to PC Fair since few years back till now, every time there’s PC Fair I will sure go and have a visit no matter I have anything in mind to purchase or not. This year I would like to get the WD 1TB external HDD as my HDD gonna out of space coz took too much photo la! I want to get GPS (Papago / Garmin) too preferably with RMVB and AV-in support!
But for me, I still like PC Fair in PWTC better, because the KLCC PC Fair really badly manage for the past few times, all one way straight and if you decide to go out or halfway, you can’t! That’s the main problem, besides jam, crowded, expensive food, expensive car parking fees etc. What to do??
Want to buy cheap laptop or netbook? cheap pc? cheap pen drive/thumb drive, external hard disk (HDD), dvd-r, dvd-rw, cd-r, ram, Broadband like Streamyx, IZZI, Maxis 3G Broadband, Digi 3G Broadband, Celcom 3G Broadband, P1 W1MAX with wiggy, HWM Magazine, PC.com, pc accessories, mouse, keyboard, speaker, camera, DSLR, GPS, Projector, GPS, iPhone, BlackBerry, HTC… etc and a lot’s more. Last PC fair I bought a Asus EEEPC 1005HA netbook which is very good deal! But now all the netbook or notebook /laptop sure come with Win7 liao lo. Maybe there’s promo for HSBC from TMnet too?
This year I think there’s still Broadband war as the Potong campaign and new 3G Broadband in the market, Digi 3G Turbo etc… What I don’t like is they will keep shouting and line up and like blocking the road… arghhh… I have broadband d k… but still they will ask you to subscribe etc…!
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Marina Bay Sands Opening (Singapore)
Marina Bay Sands
OPENS at 3.18pm 26/04/2010
Located
10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
How to get there
By Air from Changi Airport
Marina Bay Sands Airport Shuttle Bus
(24-hours service from all terminals), Taxi or MRT
By Coach From Malaysia
Our coach partners include Compass Coaches,
First Coach, Gunung Raya, Luxury Tours and
Travel, and Super Nice Express
Within Singapore
TAXI Take taxi to one of the four designated
Drop - off points at Marina Bay Sands
PUBLIC BUS Take bus number
97, 97e, 106, 133, 502 or 518
MRT NORTH SOUTH LINE - Exit at Marina Bay
MRT Station and board the public bus outside the station
Circle Line - Exit at Promenade MRT Station and take 10 minute walk to Bayfront Avenue
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Melbourne + Tasmania ( Airasia- Grab the flight Now)
Fly to Melbourne (ALl In One fare Only = RM299)
Booking Period:
20 April 2010 - 2 May 2010
Travel Period:
1 August 2010 - 13 February 2011
Booking Period:
20 April 2010 - 2 May 2010
Travel Period:
1 August 2010 - 13 February 2011
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Stampark Kuching
Time disappears the moment you arrive... Spread over 13 acres of prime land, right in the midst of lovely residential areas and thriving commercial centres, Stampark Place is set to become the lifestyle hub in Kuching, providing a wholesome lifestyle for people of all ages and walks of life.
blankWithin its natural surroundings, Stampark Place includes a Waterpark with extensive swimming facilities for the swimming enthusiasts, a Wellness Club - Kinesis Wellness @ Stampark - for the fitness and health conscious, and popular Sports and Recreational facilities for those active in sports.
blankOther facilities include a spacious Multipurpose Function Hall for hosting events, which can seat up to 1000. Eateries and Food Outlets such as the Poolside Grill, Waterpark Cafe, and Campus Cafe are strategically spread out throughout the premises.
Water Park
Operating Hours
Monday 1.30pm to 8.00pm
Tuesday to Friday 9.00am to 8.00pm
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holiday 9.00am to 9.00pm
Entry Fee
Above 12 years old RM5.50 per entry
Below 12 years old RM3.50 per entry
Season Pass
Category Above 12 years old Below 12 years old
1 Month RM70 RM29
3 Months RM165 RM74
6 Months RM295 RM125
1 Year RM495 RM225
* Operating hours and rates quoted may be changed without prior notice.
For more details, Tel: 082-463869, Fax: 082-464536
Visit : http://stamparkplace.com/waterpark.html

blankWithin its natural surroundings, Stampark Place includes a Waterpark with extensive swimming facilities for the swimming enthusiasts, a Wellness Club - Kinesis Wellness @ Stampark - for the fitness and health conscious, and popular Sports and Recreational facilities for those active in sports.
blankOther facilities include a spacious Multipurpose Function Hall for hosting events, which can seat up to 1000. Eateries and Food Outlets such as the Poolside Grill, Waterpark Cafe, and Campus Cafe are strategically spread out throughout the premises.
Water Park
Operating Hours
Monday 1.30pm to 8.00pm
Tuesday to Friday 9.00am to 8.00pm
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holiday 9.00am to 9.00pm
Entry Fee
Above 12 years old RM5.50 per entry
Below 12 years old RM3.50 per entry
Season Pass
Category Above 12 years old Below 12 years old
1 Month RM70 RM29
3 Months RM165 RM74
6 Months RM295 RM125
1 Year RM495 RM225
* Operating hours and rates quoted may be changed without prior notice.
For more details, Tel: 082-463869, Fax: 082-464536
Visit : http://stamparkplace.com/waterpark.html

City One Mall Kuching
Soon to be the new largest mall in Kuching upon completion, total gross floor area of 68,000 sq meters, two block of commercial building connecting with a skybridge and a ground floor piazza. The building has 3-4 storey retail floor, it has more than 400 strata-titled shoplots for sells. Regarding to the news, the owner of the mall is still negotiated with several suitable retailer for the anchor tenant unit, the major tenant allocation will be announce as soon as possible after the decision is make. The mall is scheduled to be completed by before Christmas 2011.
Added: After the City One shopping mall earth breaking ceremony on November 4th 2009, the construction stalled at the pilling stage due to the financial problem. As of mid of April 2010, the construction works is finally resume and carry on.
Borneo Convention Centre Kuching
Another Landmark to represent Kuching..The Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK)
The Borneo Convention Centre Kuching or (BCCK) is located in Kuching, Sarawak, East Malaysia. It is the first dedicated convention and exhibition centre in Borneo.
Located 8km from the city centre, it aims to organise and attract local and international concerts, events, exhibitions and conventions to Sarawak.
BCCK is managed by Borneo Isthmus Development Sdn Bhd, which is a Sarawak state-owned company. It oversees all operational aspects of BCCK.
BCCK is commonly mistaken as the new office for the Sarawak Convention Bureau (SCB). The SCB functions to attract and bid for conferences and meetings to the state of Sarawak which can be hosted in any venue as chosen by the organisers.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Spago - Academia Lane (Ready for booking)
Academia Lane :
A new town house development with a very modern concept and design of homes. A top grade town house, sheltered from the stresses of the city.
* The good news is you can make online booking now :), I am sure many people is waiting to grab this great opportunity.
Visit for more info : http://www.spago.com.my/index/

A new town house development with a very modern concept and design of homes. A top grade town house, sheltered from the stresses of the city.
* The good news is you can make online booking now :), I am sure many people is waiting to grab this great opportunity.
Visit for more info : http://www.spago.com.my/index/

Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Rapid Kuching

Rapid Kuching City Bus services will start its operation on 3rd April. They will start of with two buses that will be servicing the route from 7am to 2.30pm daily.
The buses would be equipped with Global Positioning System (GPS) and Close Circuit Television (CCTV) for tracking and monitoring the speed while providing security movement for the commuters.
They will also introduce a Fleet Timing Information (FTI) to enable commuters to plan their journey schedule by sending SMS to obtain arrival time of buses at their preferred bus stop.
The route would start from Kubah Ria to Bako (National Park) and vice versa, and passing areas such as Senari, Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK), Bintawa, Pending, Kuching South City Council (MBLS), Waterfront, Jalan Kulas and Jalan Muhibbah among others.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Airasia Promotion ( Kuching to China)
Cool Promotion Again by Airasia:
Routes:
Kuching --> Kuala Lumpur (LCCT) --> Chengdu (One way & Transit at KL)
All in one fare : RM199
Kuching --> Kuala Lumpur --> Beijing (Tianjin) (One way & Transit at KL)
All in one Fare : RM299
Booking Period : 12-25 April 2010
Travel Period : 10 - 25 May 2010
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Travillion’s parking lot Happen (late news)
Kuching most famous pub "Travillion"
Suspected drunk man wreaks havoc at Travillion’s parking lot
(16 April 2010)
A suspected drunk man wreaked havoc at the parking lot of a commercial centre when he crashed his car into six vehicles, resulting in three of them bursting into flames early yesterday.
The incident took place around 12.30am at the Travillion commercial centre in Padungan when the yet-to-be-identified driver of a Perodua Myvi rammed his way past three parked cars at the parking lot as he attempted to make his way out of the area.
He then crashed into the rear of a Perodua Kelisa, which caused the latter vehicle to slam into the rear of a BMW X5 and a Toyota Hilux parked nearby.
The Hilux belonged to five friends who had only arrived in the area 30 minutes prior to the incident, while the luxury car was said to belong to a grandson of a local businessman.
Despite the multiple collision, the offending Myvi driver did not stop and sped away from the carnage.
But he did not make it very far when he lost control of his car and plunged into a small ravine.
He then fled the scene on foot as the victims of his reckless act exited from their damaged vehicles to assess the situation.
One of them, a local woman in her 20s, who was a passenger in the Kelisa, told reporters that her car, along with the BMW and the Hilux, burst into flames about 15 minutes after the collision.
She and her friend, who is a foreign student at a local university, said they were extremely lucky not to have been hurt in the incident and lambasted the drunk driver for endangering the lives of other motorists with his reckless act.
Firemen from the nearby Padungan fire station rushed to the scene moments after the fire broke out and controlled the situation in a matter of minutes.
However, they were unable to prevent the three vehicles from being destroyed by the fire.
District traffic police officers were present to document and investigate the incident, and are also currently tracking down the culprit.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Firefly another Low Cost Airline
Firefly is another Low Cost Airline which service only within West Malaysia States, Southern Thailand, Sumatera of Indonesia & Singapore. It is another subsidiary owned by Malaysia Airlines. If you are interesting to get a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore with as low as RM79.95, can consider about firefly...
Website:
http://www.fireflyz.com.my
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Tony Fernandes award Officier of the Legion d’ Honneur
AirAsia Group CEO Dato’ Sri Dr. Tony Fernandes was today conferred the title of Officier of the Legion d’ Honneur by the government of France for his outstanding contributions to the aviation industry.Mr. Dominique Bussereau, Secretary of State for Transport of France, conferred the title on Tony in a ceremony held in Paris and attended by some of the biggest names in European business.
Officier of the Legion d’ Honneur is the highest rank of honor that the government of France can award to a non-French citizen. The Legion d’ Honneur was established by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1802 to recognize outstanding service to France.
AirAsia has contributed largely to the French and European economies by supporting the European-owned and Toulouse-based Airbus, an EADS company. AirAsia has placed firm orders of Airbus aircraft including 175 A320, 25 A330 and 10 A350 aircraft. AirAsia also has an option to purchase 50 more A320 and five more A350 aircraft.
AirAsia uses Airbus aircraft extensively for its flights. It has an all-Airbus fleet for its Malaysia-based operations. Its Thailand- and Indonesia-based operations will have all-Airbus fleets within this year.
AirAsia, which has hubs in Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia, has democratized travel in the ASEAN region. It connects all 10 ASEAN capitals and more cities with “sky bridges”, linking and benefiting countless communities. By promoting travel in the region through low fares, an extensive network of destinations and great flight frequencies, it has helped the region achieve economic growth.
Tony Fernandes co-founded AirAsia and has led the airline in its transformation from a loss-making Malaysian airline into the ASEAN airline that it is now. AirAsia, Asia’s leading and largest low-cost carrier, also connects the ASEAN region with China, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Australia. Through its low-cost long-haul affiliate AirAsia X, it connects the region with more destinations in Asia (China, Taiwan and soon India), Australia and Europe (through the United Kingdom).
Under the leadership of Fernandes, in only eight years, AirAsia grew its fleet from two aircraft to 92, its staff from 250 to 7,000, and its routes from one to more than 132. It has to date flown more than 85 million guests.
Officier of the Legion d’ Honneur is the highest rank of honor that the government of France can award to a non-French citizen. The Legion d’ Honneur was established by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1802 to recognize outstanding service to France.
AirAsia has contributed largely to the French and European economies by supporting the European-owned and Toulouse-based Airbus, an EADS company. AirAsia has placed firm orders of Airbus aircraft including 175 A320, 25 A330 and 10 A350 aircraft. AirAsia also has an option to purchase 50 more A320 and five more A350 aircraft.
AirAsia uses Airbus aircraft extensively for its flights. It has an all-Airbus fleet for its Malaysia-based operations. Its Thailand- and Indonesia-based operations will have all-Airbus fleets within this year.
AirAsia, which has hubs in Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia, has democratized travel in the ASEAN region. It connects all 10 ASEAN capitals and more cities with “sky bridges”, linking and benefiting countless communities. By promoting travel in the region through low fares, an extensive network of destinations and great flight frequencies, it has helped the region achieve economic growth.
Tony Fernandes co-founded AirAsia and has led the airline in its transformation from a loss-making Malaysian airline into the ASEAN airline that it is now. AirAsia, Asia’s leading and largest low-cost carrier, also connects the ASEAN region with China, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Australia. Through its low-cost long-haul affiliate AirAsia X, it connects the region with more destinations in Asia (China, Taiwan and soon India), Australia and Europe (through the United Kingdom).
Under the leadership of Fernandes, in only eight years, AirAsia grew its fleet from two aircraft to 92, its staff from 250 to 7,000, and its routes from one to more than 132. It has to date flown more than 85 million guests.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
MasWings The lowest rate to fly within Sabah & Sarawak
If we talk about AirAsia, we know that it is the world famous lowest cost Airline. But what if i tell you flying within Sabah & Sarawak area, you can get more lowest cost than AirAsia... yes.. there is ..its call MasWings. It is subsidiary of Malaysia Airlines. Ready for your planning???...let's visit this site:
http://www.maswings.com.my/index.html
http://www.maswings.com.my/index.html
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Airasia Courier Service Promotion
The world's first low-cost courier by AirAsia
Get courier service from as low as RM1 per kg with AirAsia Courier.
Minimum purchase of RM10 for Airport to Airport service.
***Convenient tracking system, well-located drop off points, to Door & airport to airport services
website:
http://www.airasiacourier.com
Get courier service from as low as RM1 per kg with AirAsia Courier.
Minimum purchase of RM10 for Airport to Airport service.
***Convenient tracking system, well-located drop off points, to Door & airport to airport services
website:
http://www.airasiacourier.com
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Plaza Merdeka~( Opening at Mid of 2012)
This modern, state-of-the-art shopping mall and hotel development within a classical building façade, designed by renowned Architect Yolanda David Reyes (YDR design, Manila Philippines) in the historical district of Kuching City will add life, vibrancy and excitement to this landmark site.
Located in the heart of Kuching city, steps from the magnificent & bustling waterfront; Nearby is Chinatown with its quaint streets, numerous temples, the renowned Sarawak Museum, the old State Mosque with its five golden domes, pre WW1 shops and streets brimming with history and other noteworthy heritage buildings too numerous to mention.
DUN Pedestrian Bridge
Waterfront extension to Brooke Dockyards
Work on the esplanade extension at the Kuching waterfront west of Pangkalan Sapi is imminent and will be completed in about two years' time. This scenic walk will eventually be extended to link up to the Satok Commercial Area through the scenic and quaint Kampung Masjid.
Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak
The architecture of the complex combines unique elements of Sarawak’s heritage with state-of-the-art intelligent building automation systems, multimedia communication facilities, and environmentally friendly features. The complex is part of an overall masterplan covering a 172-acre development at Pangkalan Sapi on the banks of the Sarawak river.
Located in the heart of Kuching city, steps from the magnificent & bustling waterfront; Nearby is Chinatown with its quaint streets, numerous temples, the renowned Sarawak Museum, the old State Mosque with its five golden domes, pre WW1 shops and streets brimming with history and other noteworthy heritage buildings too numerous to mention.
DUN Pedestrian Bridge
Waterfront extension to Brooke Dockyards
Work on the esplanade extension at the Kuching waterfront west of Pangkalan Sapi is imminent and will be completed in about two years' time. This scenic walk will eventually be extended to link up to the Satok Commercial Area through the scenic and quaint Kampung Masjid.
Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak
The architecture of the complex combines unique elements of Sarawak’s heritage with state-of-the-art intelligent building automation systems, multimedia communication facilities, and environmentally friendly features. The complex is part of an overall masterplan covering a 172-acre development at Pangkalan Sapi on the banks of the Sarawak river.
Big News About Sabah & Sarawak~
Will this be good news or bad news??? There is lots of question....
LINK:
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/fmt-english/politics/sabah-and-sarawak/4128-push-for-sabah-swak-independence-next-stop-un
LINK:
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/fmt-english/politics/sabah-and-sarawak/4128-push-for-sabah-swak-independence-next-stop-un
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Four Point ~ Sheraton Hotel ( The nearest Hotel to Kuching Airport)
I am sure that if you are first time come to Kuching, you may crazy about where to find a nearest Hotel. Ofcourse there is one nearest is called "FOUR POINT". But one not good because it is far away from City Center. Anyway i am sure that you can find a cab services there, so don't worry about that.The good point is, this Hotel provide a very comfortable facility. If you are tire during arrive, you can get a very relax place to enjoy. You can find a lot of good comments from this site:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g298309-d1204424-Reviews-Four_Points_by_Sheraton_Kuching-Kuching_Sarawak.html
Just 2 kilometres from the airport and 15 minutes from the heart of the city (Click to enlarge the map)
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g298309-d1204424-Reviews-Four_Points_by_Sheraton_Kuching-Kuching_Sarawak.html
Just 2 kilometres from the airport and 15 minutes from the heart of the city (Click to enlarge the map)
Digi New Package ~ start from 3 April 2010
Digi Cool Stuff and plans~
Kuching Digi Centre (Location):
DiGi Centres Kuching
Lot 506-507, Section 6 KTLD,
Jln Kulas Tengah, 93400,
Kuching, Sarawak.
Operating Hours:
Monday - Friday : 9.00am - 5.30pm
Saturday : 9.00am - 1.00pm
Sunday : Closed
Kuching Digi Centre (Location):
DiGi Centres Kuching
Lot 506-507, Section 6 KTLD,
Jln Kulas Tengah, 93400,
Kuching, Sarawak.
Operating Hours:
Monday - Friday : 9.00am - 5.30pm
Saturday : 9.00am - 1.00pm
Sunday : Closed
Friday, April 09, 2010
Pull Man Hotel New Open~ 17/11/2009
Pullman Kuching is located in the heart of Kuching, on top of the hill at Jalan Mathies. Pullman Kuching offers astonishing panoramic view of the city and the Sarawak River.The hotel is adjacent to a two storey city life-style shopping centre 'Hills Shopping Mall' and within walking distance to shops, restaurants, temples and bazaars. Nearby attraction including Sarawak Cultural Village, Damai Beach, Bako National Park and Semenggoh Wildlife Centre.
There are 5 Food and Beverage outlets in the hotel ranging from International, Intra-asia to Chinese cuisine, not to forget the lounge and cafe. Other facilities include Baby-Sitting Service and Pillow Menu, you may also relax yourself in the spa facility with 7 treatment rooms & steamer.
Pullman Kuching is just 11km away from Kuching International Airport, which is less than 20 minutes taxi journey.
WORRY About how to call a Taxi in Kuching~! Don't Worry you can get few from the number below now:
1. Yap (HQ598) 0198888598
2. WilliamLow (HQ1656) +6060168743317
3. Tiang Bee Hin Taxi Service +606 082-242821
4. Kuching City Taxi Radio Call Enterprises Co +606082-34 8898
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