ZulYusmar.com - Top 40 Malaysia Lifestyle, Technology, F&B, Travel & Business Online Portal

AirAsia reaffirms its commitment to reuniting loved ones for the upcoming Chinese New Year celebration with special extra flights at fixed low fares between Peninsula and East Malaysia from 17 to 30 January 2023. Fly home from Kuala Lumpur to Kuching, Sibu, Bintulu and Miri, as well as from Johor Bahru to Kuching, Sibu and Miri at only RM199* one-way, and from Kuala Lumpur to Kota Kinabalu and Tawau, as well as Johor Bahru to Kota Kinabalu at only RM249* one-way. All seats will be available for booking starting 28 December 2022. (Second from left) Datuk Captain Chester Voo Chee Soon, CEO of Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM); Tan Sri Mohd Khairul Adib Bin Abd Rahman, Chairman of CAAM; Bo Lingam, Group CEO of AirAsia Aviation Group Limited; YB Anthony Loke, Minister Of Transport; Tony Fernandes, CEO of Capital A; Captain Norazman Mahmud, Deputy CEO (Regulators) of CAAM; and Colin Currie, President (Commercial) of Capital A at the launch of AirAsia Special Extra Flights a...

Since 2019, Samsung and its users have harnessed the Samsung Global Goals app to raise more than USD 10 million for the United Nations Development Programme Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. today announced the company has reached a significant milestone in its journey to advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), or the Global Goals, with a contribution of more than USD10 million to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The funds were generated through the Samsung Global Goals app and will help UNDP promote resilience and accelerate progress around the world. Established by the United Nations in 2015, the Global Goals provide a shared blueprint of ambitious milestones for a more equitable, just and sustainable world by 2030. The 17 Global Goals promote collaboration and collective action to address inequality, climate change, ecosystem degradation, education and other pressing global challenges. Samsung embarked on delivering innovative solutions in support of the G...

Here’s What These Film Industry Players Had to Say About Content in Malaysia From the silver screen to the digital screen, the Malaysian film industry has undergone a paradigm shift in the past few years, making it crucial to have ongoing dialogues about navigating differences and strengthening the industry. L-R: Claudian Navin Stanislaus, President Of The Malaysian Advertisers Association, Sharifah Amani, actor and director, Mediha Mahmood, Executive Director of the Content Forum, Nadia “Neddo” Khan, writer and filmmaker, Redza Minhat, screenwriter, actor and investment analyst, Raaina Asri, PR & Communications Specialist of the Content Forum and Bront Palarae, actor, producer, and director The Communications and Multimedia Content Forum of Malaysia (Content Forum) recently hosted “Let’s Talk Content: Everything All At Once,” a dialogue that discussed the need to rekindle an appreciation for the arts, systemic challenges in the industry, and everything in between. The spea...

Latest campaign highlights spirit of togetherness and reconnecting with our environment [From L to R] Fitness coach Yasmin Shahira, content creator Dr. Farzan Iqbal, radio host Fazziq Muqris, Zenboocha founder Zen Thian, and founder of Fowl Boys KL Johann Razali(1) Sacoor Blue, a brand with sustainability at its heart has launched a new campaign to encourage you to #getyourblueon and celebrate the festive period in comfort and style. Zen Thian, Zenboocha founder The video features an ensemble of young entrepreneurs and well-known personalities such as (from left to right) Johann Razali the founder of Fowl Boys KL, content creator Dr. Farzan Iqbal, radio host Fazziq Muqris, Zenboocha founder Zen Thian, and fitness coach Yasmin Shahira. [From L to R] Fitness coach Yasmin Shahira, content creator Dr. Farzan Iqbal, radio host Fazziq Muqris, Zenboocha founder Zen Thian, and founder of Fowl Boys KL Johann Razali Content creator Dr. Farzan Iqbal Fazziq Muqris, radio host Johann Razal...

The majority of Malaysian families eagerly anticipate the start of the new school year, racing to equip their children with all new school necessities to motivate the kids to excel in their primary education. However, for urban poor families, the new school year is laden with major expenses. While the percentage of urban poor is relatively low at 3.8% [1] , Malaysia has one of the fastest urbanisation rates in South-East Asia with 77.9% of the country’s 32.4 million population living in urban areas [2] which translates to almost 960,000 urban dwellers living in poverty. Most of the urban poor are settled in Projek Perumahan Rakyat (PPR) low-cost flats, which are densely populated with limited public amenities that are often associated with drug and alcohol abuse, crime and petty theft as well as domestic violence and abuse, making the residents vulnerable [3] . Those with lower educational attainment tend to be from households with lower incomes causing the income gap to widen [4] . E...

Best Boutique Award CPI Land marked another milestone today as the boutique developer bagged two awards at the 9th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Malaysia, winning in the category of Best Boutique Developer and the People’s Choice Award. People's Choice Award Operating on the belief of Creating Perfection through Innovation, CPI Land’s drive to innovate is visible through its sustainable construction and good deliverance, cost-effectiveness, design and functionality of its properties, and curating exceptional customer experience. The boutique developer’s overall track record in the past 12 months include the handover of its 4th project Kerian Links in Taman Rainbow in December 2021, a take up rate of 98% for its 5th project, Dian Residency, and the official launch of its 6th project, Tuan 2egacy, in Q4 of 2021 which was 100% sold within 6 months of launch. Director of CPI Land, Chung Shan Tat, shared that the team is extremely honoured and pleased to be recognized for its overal...

As of 2021 there were 37,000 accountants registered in Malaysia and amid repeated reports over the past few years that the country continues to face a shortage of accountants, the Malaysian government has set a target of 60,000 accountants by the year 2030, a target which was originally set for 2020 as part of the Economic Transformation Programme. ICAEW produces 189 more Chartered Accountants in 2022 to counter national shortage As a developing country, Malaysia requires not only the physical infrastructure to facilitate economic development and standing, but also the very specific talents of managing resources and providing financial leadership which Chartered Accountants bring to the table. Julia Penny - President, ICAEW, welcoming new ICAEW members In support of this national goal, Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) recently welcomed over 189 new Malaysian members into their fold at the ICAEW annual dinner 2022. Datuk Johan Merican, Deputy Secretary Ge...

Starbucks® is collaborating with Emily in Paris to Bring Fun Parisian Style Collection to Malaysia, with each purchase granting a placement in the running for the chance to win a trip to Paris and other prizes worth up to RM50,000 Alexis Ong, Senior Manager of Food Development, Starbucks Malaysia together with Zakiah Hanim, Director of Marketing and Category, Starbucks Malaysia This December, Starbucks is launching a curated collaboration with MTV Entertainment Studios-produced EMILY IN PARIS to bring a trendy, eye-catching line of daily essentials to Starbucks® stores in Malaysia. In conjunction with the collection, Starbucks Malaysia is also launching a contest which will see one of its customers win a flight and accommodation package to Paris, France. In addition to the grand prize, Starbucks Malaysia will also be offering other travel packages for its second and third-prize winners, as well as preloaded Starbucks cards or Starbucks merchandise for more than 100 winners. To parti...

AirAsia X (AAX) recently celebrated its maiden flight from Kuala Lumpur to Taipei The inaugural flight departed from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (klia2) at 6.00pm and landed in Taipei on the same day at 10:50pm. The flight was preceded by a number of celebratory activities for the guests including performances and giveaways. The return flight departed from Taipei at 12:05am and landed in Kuala Lumpur at 4:50am today. Taipei has historically always been one of AAX’s most popular routes with its renowned culture, food and numerous tourism drawcards. The airline carried more than 530,000 guests to/from the city in 2019 alone. The recommencement of the route was announced last month just after Taipei reopened its borders to tourists in October for the first time in over two years. AAX CEO Benyamin Ismail said: “Our rapid expansion into East Asia as a group continues with these thrice-weekly flights to Taipei following the launch of services to Tokyo and increased flight frequencies ...

Never miss any of your favourite moments during gatherings with family and friends with the brilliant AI technology on the Single Take Feature. Remember every little detail of your picture-perfect reunions this holiday season and create shared photo albums so that everyone can walk down memory lane with your funny, candid snaps. Single Take is now available on the latest Galaxy A Series . You won’t have to worry about trying to capture the perfect photo; instead, start shooting like you would a video with just one tap and record 3-10 seconds at a time from various angles. The Single Take feature will automatically select the best shots and line them up with your preferred shot. With these enhancements, your Galaxy’s Single Take photos will be more engaging than ever. We all know how difficult it is to gather all your kids or furry pets in the frame at once. But the Single Take feature’s got your back in snapping away so that you can get the best options for the golden shot. With Singl...