Malaysia is easily accessible from all parts of the world. It was ranked "7th out of 17 Top Meeting Destination in Asia Pacific" by Corporate Travel Community in 2022.
Malaysia provide a consistent voltage of 240V. If the outlet voltage in your own country falls within the range of 220V-240V, you can use your electronic devices and equipment without any issues during your visit.
English is widely spoken in the country. Malaysia was ranked 3rd in Asia Pacific for "Highly Proficient in English Ranking" by English Proficiency Index in 2021.
To use your electronic devices, you will need a power plug travel adapter that fits type G sockets. Additionally, consider using a voltage converter if your devices are not compatible with the 240V voltage.
GMT+8, Malaysia follows Malaysia Time (MYT), which is 8 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
Whether it's swiping your debit or credit card, using an e-wallet (ie. GrabPay, I Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost, ShopeePay) Apple and Samsung Pay or making a bank transfer, Malaysia offers flexibility and convenience for tourists.
Malaysia experiences warm tropical weather all year round. Temperatures range from a low of 21C (70°F) to a high of 32°C (90°F) with little variation throughout the year.
In October, Malaysia enters the final phase of the monsoon period, moving towards the dry season. It is advisable to wear breathable and lightweight attire, ensure sun protection, and opt for comfortable footwear suitable for walking.
The currency of Malaysia is Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). 1USD = MYR 4.33
For tourists in Malaysia, there are several convenient options for SIM cards, such as Celcom Digi and Maxis. You can either have it delivered before your flight or purchase one upon arrival. You can also try Malaysia eSIM.
Malaysia is increasingly becoming the destination of choice for meetings, conferences and events in Asia, thanks to the ease in which business events can be staged here. Being a multilingual nation with English widely spoken has also contributed to the growth of events here. With its strategic location at heart of Asia, great value for money and world-class infrastructure, it is easy to see why more and more conferences are being held in Malaysia.
77 airlines operate in Malaysia
7th in Asia Pacific & 25th globally for airline infrastructure
5th for cost competitiveness (IATA)
110 airports with direct flights to Kuala Lumpur, spread around 107 cities in 34 countries
28 mins by express train to the city, 50 mins by car
Our specialty is evolving. Allergic diseases and asthma are a rapidly growing health problem worldwide with a marked socio-economic impact. Alongside the rapid environmental (climate change, pollution, etc) and lifestyle changes, the fast-evolving economies of Asia-Pacific face the major brunt of the burden of allergic diseases.