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Visit the Klook Pop Up and Revel in the Beauty of the Sakura

Klook will be holding a special cherry blossom pop-up on March 4th, 2023 from 11 AM until 6 PM at Caffe Pocofino, Bonifacio Global City. #Klook

If you’re still figuring out where to begin ticking off from your bucket list, look no further! This spring, allow the beauty of the Sakura in Japan to enchant you from sunrise to sunset. Whether you’re in Tokyo, Kyoto, Fukuoka, or Hokkaido, the elegant flowers will take over and bloom for a couple of weeks and paint all corners of the country pink. In line with the exciting festivities for the…

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Get a taste of rural life at Paradizoo Theme Farm’s Banig and Breakfast cottages

Want to take a break from the stresses of city life? How about a Pinoy-style staycation at Paradizoo Theme Farm? Thanks to its Banig and Breakfast lodgings, Paradizoo’s visitors can enjoy a unique and authentic way to experience rural life in the Philippines. Paradizoo Theme Farm is a 12-hectare theme park located in Mendez, Cavite which offers a combination of paradise and zoo which is…

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Im going to Japan for the first time after Christmas in December!! How has it been and do u have any tips? :)

Sorry if this reply long btw, I could honestly go overboard but I’ll try not to, I feel like some of these are v obvious but I didn’t know wut else to say… >3<;;;

I mainly planned most of my trip around all of Japan’s illumination, festivals, and autumn stuffs.

You don’t need to bring too many clothes bc you will most likely be buying there, and at least have one good pair of walking shoes bc despite all the trains n buses you will still do lots of walking. So many good stores, shops n shopping districts even their thrift/second-hand stores are good bc they even sell good quality vintage designer brands.

If you can bring an extra empty suitcase or even buy one there, bc no joke you will want to buy a lot of stuff. If you want skincare/haircare etc it’s actually better to buy at pharmacys/drug stores bc they’re cheaper, even cheaper than don quijote. Tho donki is pretty lit tho, but v overstimulating. I suggest going donki early morning rather than later in the day/night bc it’ll have the least amount of ppl.

Some places you need to book 1-3 months in advance. Some long queues for restaurants aren’t worth it, just walking around and discovering random new places are just as good as the hyped ones you see online.

Most places still want you to pay with cash so, make sure you at least have a bit of cash just incase.

If you want to pay extra money to skip the line to different attractions I would highly recommend it. Like seriously if you can book in advance do it. I used Klook (app) quite a bit, others are good too.

If you have the time stay maybe 2 nights at Kawaguchiko, you will have time to relax and enjoy the best Mt. Fuji views.

I didn’t go to Nara deer park bc idk to me I don’t find it super ethical?? But that’s just a me problem/dramatic bc I feel like they’re becoming quite domesticated now constantly being fed with the deer cookies/biscuits n whatnot. I did go to miyajima, can almost call it a deer island? where they seem more “wild”? ofc some have gotten accustomed to humans but I don’t think as bad as in Nara.

If you can add tea ceremony and/or kimono rental to your itinerary, I suggest to try it at Kyoto. I know they said the Gion district is banned to tourists but you can actually still go, they just have some roads closed of from tourists, like if you still wanna go like Fushimi Inari, kiyomizudera etc, it’s still ok bc I did my tea ceremony n hotel at Gion.

Most touristy places will be packed so you either have to go extra early or if you time it right, late afternoon is good too. And most shops don’t open till like 10am/11am. And if you wanna do like tax free shopping always have your passport with you.

Feel free to ask for more, this is all so far that came to the top of my head ^^;;;

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i didn’t have hope or access code for the general sale so i got all my family members to download the klook app and buy the hotel packages on different dates when sale started…it’s at least $3000 more including the hotel stays at 5 star hotels but it guarranteed me a sure ticket so i took it 😭 i’ll be going on 2/3/4/7 :”) how about you? saw that you managed to get good seats as well :)

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Gina Experiences: a start-up travel booking app for unique travel experiences in Naga City and Bicol

If you are a frequent traveler and familiar with Klook, a booking app for travel experiences, then you'll might be interested with Gina Experiences as well. Gina is a start-up travel company for unique travel experiences here in Naga City and Bicol. And who would have thought that a 20-year old would be able to come-up with the idea of a start-up business that offers unique travel experiences especially in our hometown, Naga City, Camarines Sur, Bicol, Philippines.

I admit, it was bit difficult to market and promote Naga City to foreign and local tourists/travelers because there seems to be nothing much to see here in our small city. Like if you will be going to visit Bicol, you would rather visit Albay or other municipalities in Camarines Sur for tourism. Naga City doesn't seem to offer much in tourism except Pilgrimage Tour and Penafrancia Festival. If you want to go for nature and adventure trips, you have to go outside Naga City since we also do not have beaches. However, we also do have hotsprings and Malabsay Falls on the upland of Naga City (Panicuason and Carolina).

When I first encountered Gina, I was just able to see a post about them having a free walking heritage tour in Naga City. Off course, I immediately signed up for it because I am interested in history and even though I grew up knowing about the history of Naga and other historical places here in our beloved pilgrim city, I knew that I will be able to learn something new from these people too.

WALKING HERITAGE TOUR EXPERIENCE

It was last July 2022, when Gina held a first walking heritage tour in Naga City. As far as I know it was the pilot of Gina offering this king experience.

Growing up in Naga City, I have always been to these places and knew its history at heart. But every time I get to join group tours in Naga, I get to know more about it and always learn something new from different tour guides. I always get to see Naga City in a new perspective from different storytellers.

Walking tours are a fun way to also learn about history. We will always go back to these places with new learnings and reconnect with our origins as Nagueños. We can say that this was once this and that or this place is where that historic event happened.

As Naga slowly adapts to modernization, I realized that traces of history and cultural heritage are slowly diminishing. But having this kind of tour is one way of preserving them especially its stories. History can be found not just in architecture or monuments but also in people. We became part of history as we protect, preserve and learn from it.

SUNFLOWER FARM EXPERIENCE

Upon having to experience a walking heritage tour with Gina, I love the fact that they created new experience to explore with them. I have always wanted to visited the Sunflower farm in Pacol, Naga City. However, I knew I would need a service to go there. In fact, going there through public transportation doesn’t seem feasible. It is hard to go there via public transporation cause there are hardly jeeps going there.

It was some time in February 2023 when I decided to book with Gina for Sunflower Expeprience. I considered it a solo gaming tour for Valentine’s Day. I was also probably just bored that I went there on my own but with help of Gina off course to arrange transpo and a tour at the Sunflower farm.

The sunflowers last February were in full bloom there at Sunflower Farm in Pacol, Naga City! The Sunflower Farm Experience through Gina had a fun learning experience about the planting, cultivating and harvesting of these flowers. Also, I got learn how to arrange a bouquet from Ma'am Jeanelyn Ador, a sunflower farmer because they have a sunflower bouquet workshop too.

One thing that I really like from this package is that it was not just about the flowers and the aesthetics. I like that we also get to interact with local farmers and know more about the flowers that they plant. The demand for flowers is seasonal. It is in demand mostly during Valentine's Day, Holy Week and Undas. At least through this, we get to support their livelihood too either way. This short visit made me interested in flowers and farming. Moreso, here we also get to learn how to arrange a bouquet. I did mine with the help of Ma'am Jeanelyn. (I gave the sunflower bouquet I made to mama after. Hehe)

BICOL CULINARY EXPERIENCE

Some time this July, I was invited along with a fellow influencers and media friends for the pilot of Bicol Culinary Experience that Gina was offering. In partnership with Pechelitos, Gina was able to create a new experience and activities to offer that highly promotes culinary and gastronomic tourism of Naga.

At the Bicol Culinary Experience, we get to learn how to cook Bicol delicacies and experience how to prepare it hands-on from Pechelitos’ in-house chef, Chef Hugo San Juan. The Bicolano dishes we prepared were Kinalas, Bopis, Kinunot and Ginataang Santol.

The Bicol Culinary Experience with Gina at Pechelitos is such an immersive experience because it gives you a fun and exciting hands-on experience in the preparation of authentic local Bicolano dishes. You can get involve in the step-by-step process with the guidance of the chef and unlock the secrets to achieving their authentic flavor.

Gina’s Bicol Culinary Experience is the first to offer this experience here that highly promotes culinary tourism and helps preserve our culinary heritage.

One thing I really like about this experience is that we get to learn something new today. (Ps. Dae po ako tatao magluto haha) Moreso, we get to appreciate the art of cooking Bicolano dishes which is a representation of the region's unique flavors and culinary heritage through this kind of activity.

OTHER ACTIVITIES

Gina also offers other different kinds of activities like Walwal Tours where in you can go bar hopping, the Blood Moon Experience in Camaligan last year where in you can watch and observe the Blood Moon and Eclipse at Camaligan River Park with the help of a telescope and an expert explaining about the natural phenomenon, Naga Pilgrimage Tour which you get to visit all the historical churches in Naga, Isarog Hiking Experience where you can hike to experience the cloud of seas at the summit of My. Isarog, and the Mulberry Island Experience in Caramoan where you can immerse in the islander life with the locals doing what they do and learn from them.

I love the initiatives of Gina because they create linkages with local tourism stakeholders/service providers while at the same time give tourists/travelers new perspectives and authentic experienced that they’ll surely enjoy.

ABOUT GINA

Gina was founded by Gwen Joson, a 20-year old marketing student of University of Sto. Tomas Manila (UST). According to her it was in the early 2021 when she thought of creating ways to help those who lost their jobs because of the pandemic especially in the tourism sector. She stressed that, she knew a lot of people and establishments that provides tourism services who were gravely affected by the pandemic. She wanted to help them and at the same time enhance local tourism and the community they belong it.

Gwen also shared that there has been a gap between tourism services providers and tourists/travelers. "Pag tourist ka sa isang lugar, hindi mo alam kung saan ka talaga pupunta. Medyo kulang ang available sa internet na info or how to get to places or kung saan ba magandang pumunta and ano ang magandang gawin dito. Also hindi rin siya madaling mahanap as a tourist or kung wala kang kakilala sa lugar." She said.

"With Gina, we wanted to give you yung freedom to design your travel. To explore the world, explore the Philippines, yung communities and yung ma-ooffer nila na mga labas sa ordinary. Lalo yung mga experiences na tulad nito na hindi mo naman talaga mahahanap sa iba ." She also added.

For the meantime, Gina is focused in offering travel experiences in Naga City and Bicol. Gwen emphasized that she wanted to start and focus first in the place where she grew up and where she is from. She is hopeful that she can eventually expand her business to the entire Philippines.

What makes Gina different from a travel agency is that they offer unique experiences and activities that you can book. You can only book the activities you want. Unlike when you are booking tour packages in travel agencies, you follow a strict itinerary. You might have something in your itinerary that might be not in preference. Gina is like booking at Klook but more localized and advocates local tourism by immersing as well in the local culture of communities.

According to Gwen, they are currently reaching out to potential market through Facebook and other social media platforms like Instagram. The goal is to have an app but since they only started their operations last January 2022, they'll be on social media platform for the meantime until the app is created.

I've asked Gwen what does it feel like to be a young CEO of a start-up business, she answered, "I’m very grateful that I have people who support talaga. Kasi kailagan talaga yung maraming sumusuporta kasi it is not easy to keep moving forward without support. I have to balance school and itong sa business. Right now, I’m looking forward on growing the business kasi yung team naming is very capable. As a CEO, I want to be able to give justice sa hard work and talents nila and it comes with helping our local community to grow the tourism of Naga."

As of per writing, Gina is composed of 5 members: Gwen Joson (CEO), Oliver Rubi (Tech), Caleb Andaya (Operations), Danica Austero (Brand and Design), and Harry Avenido (Business Development). Who would have thought that this team of young minds would be the hope in revamping local tourism industry and communities affected by the pandemic. As we embrace the new normal and move forward to post-pandemic era, I have hope we can put into the map that there is more to Naga and Bicol than what we already know. I can see that Gina has a lot of potential and I know that there are new and exciting things to look forward to for this start-up group.

Let us continue to support Gina and their initiatives and endeavors as they offer their tourism services.

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Tara na? Gina! 😊

[mamajecshub]

Discover the World with Klook: Travel Made Simple for Asian Families

As a busy mom, planning trips can feel overwhelming, but with Klook, everything becomes easier. Whether it’s a weekend getaway or a dream vacation, Klook has something for everyone. Looking for family-friendly activities, unique experiences, or hotel deals? Klook offers everything in one app, with user-friendly features that let you book in minutes. Plus, as an Asian traveler, you’ll find…

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Travel Deals in Krabi: Your Gateway to an Unforgettable Vacation

Krabi, a stunning province in southern Thailand, is a dream destination for travelers seeking pristine beaches, lush landscapes, and cultural experiences. Known for its breathtaking limestone cliffs, emerald waters, and vibrant local culture, Krabi offers countless adventures. With so many options available, finding the best travel deals in Krabi can help you make the most of your trip without overspending.

Why Choose Krabi for Your Next Trip?

Krabi is a paradise for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. From iconic spots like Railay Beach and Phi Phi Islands to the hidden gems of Ao Nang and Koh Lanta, Krabi offers something for everyone. Beyond the beaches, travelers can explore the Tiger Cave Temple, the hot springs, or the lush Thung Teao Forest Natural Park. The region is also renowned for its snorkeling, rock climbing, and island-hopping opportunities.

Finding the Best Travel Deals in Krabi

Flight Deals Keep an eye out for discounted flights to Krabi International Airport (KBV). Airlines frequently offer seasonal promotions, especially during the low season (May to October). Booking in advance or using flight comparison tools can help you secure the best rates.

Accommodation Offers Krabi boasts a wide range of accommodations, from budget hostels to luxury resorts. Many hotels and private villas offer early-bird discounts, package deals, or off-season promotions. Platforms like Booking.com or Agoda often feature exclusive deals for stays in popular areas like Ao Nang, Railay, or Koh Phi Phi.

Tour Packages Opting for a tour package can save you money while simplifying your itinerary. Look for all-inclusive deals that bundle island tours, snorkeling trips, and cultural excursions. Popular activities include the Four Islands Tour, sunset cruises, and kayaking in mangroves.

Transportation Savings Transportation can quickly add up, but deals on car rentals, scooters, or shared shuttles are widely available. Booking transportation through trusted local agencies often includes discounts for group travel.

Dining and Activities Discounts Many restaurants and activity providers in Krabi offer discounts during the low season. Happy hour deals, set menus, and discounted entry fees for attractions are common. Local markets also provide affordable dining and shopping experiences.

When to Visit Krabi for the Best Deals

The best travel deals in Krabi are typically found during the low season, between May and October. While there’s a chance of rain during these months, it’s also less crowded, and many service providers lower their rates to attract visitors.

Tips for Securing Great Travel Deals

Plan Ahead: Book flights, accommodations, and tours well in advance.

Stay Flexible: Being open to dates or destinations within Krabi can unlock unexpected savings.

Use Travel Apps: Apps like Skyscanner, Expedia, or Klook often highlight special promotions.

Conclusion

Krabi is a destination that combines natural beauty with adventure and culture. By taking advantage of travel deals in Krabi, you can enjoy an unforgettable vacation without stretching your budget. Start planning today to explore everything this tropical paradise has to offer!

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Treat the fam to a magical experience at ZOORI

Heading over to Tagaytay with the family? Then bring the fam over to ZOORI for a truly enjoyable and magical time! ZOORI (Zoo @ Residence Inn) is a delightful destination in Tagaytay City which provides visitors with unique and memorable experiences. A special magic show One of ZOORI’s chief highlights is a magic show performed by the zoo’s own staff, along with some of the resident…

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For booking JR Passes and JR train tickets for your Japan trip in 2025, here's an overview of the process:

1. JR Pass Booking

The JR Pass is a convenient option for unlimited travel on most JR trains, including Shinkansen (bullet trains), local trains, and buses. Here's how to book:

For booking JR Passes and JR train tickets for your Japan trip in 2025, here's an overview of the process:

1. JR Pass Booking

The JR Pass is a convenient option for unlimited travel on most JR trains, including Shinkansen (bullet trains), local trains, and buses. Here's how to book:

Steps:

Purchase Online (Recommended):

Visit the official JR Pass website or authorized sellers such as Klook, Japan Experience, or JR-affiliated travel agencies.

Select the appropriate pass type (e.g., 7, 14, or 21 days) and class (Ordinary or Green).

Receive Your Exchange Order:

After booking, you’ll receive an exchange order by email or post. You’ll need to exchange this for the actual pass once in Japan.

Exchange for the JR Pass in Japan:

Visit a JR Ticket Office or exchange location (at major airports or stations like Narita, Haneda, Kansai Airport, or Tokyo Station).

Bring your passport (required for verification) and the exchange order.

Booking Seat Reservations:

Once you have the pass, make seat reservations for Shinkansen and limited express trains at JR Ticket Offices, ticket machines, or online (via JR East or JR West websites/apps).

2. Individual JR Train Tickets

If you’re not using a JR Pass, you can book tickets for specific routes.

Steps:

Book Online:

Use JR regional websites like:

JR East (for Tokyo, Tohoku, Hokuriku areas): JR East Train Reservation

JR West (for Kansai, Hiroshima, and Kyushu): JR West Online Reservation

Purchase at Stations:

Use ticket machines or visit JR Ticket Offices ("Midori no Madoguchi") at any JR station.

Mobile Apps:

JR Group apps allow for easy ticket booking. For example, the JR East app supports seat reservations and ticket purchases.

3. Key Booking Timelines

JR Pass: Purchase 3+ months before your trip.

Seat Reservations: Book as early as 1 month before travel for specific trains.

Shinkansen and Limited Express Trains: Tickets open for booking 1 month in advance.

Considerations for Your Trip

Given your plans to visit Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto, Hiroshima, and Kanazawa, a 7-day JR Pass may be cost-effective for long-distance travel. Ensure to:

Reserve seats for popular routes like the Shinkansen to Hiroshima and Kyoto.

Plan regional train rides that may require additional passes, such as the Hakone Freepass.

Would you like help calculating the most cost-effective option or suggestions for specific routes?

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Budgeting for the Maldives How to Save During Peak Season 🌴💸

Dreaming of a tropical getaway to the Maldives but worried about the cost, especially during peak season? Don't worry, I've got some tips to help you enjoy paradise without breaking the bank. Whether you're planning from India or elsewhere, these budgeting hacks will ensure your Maldives vacation is both memorable and affordable in Maldives tour Packages.

🏝️ Snag a Budget-Friendly Tour Package

Maldives tour packages can be your best friend when it comes to saving money. Look for all-inclusive deals that cover your stay, meals, and activities. Pro tip: Check out options from Indian travel agencies for packages that cater to a variety of budgets.

✈️ Travel Smart with Off-Peak Days

Traveling mid-week can help you avoid the weekend rush and score lower prices on flights and accommodations. Flexibility is key!

🏨 Stay on Local Islands for a Budget-Friendly Experience

Skip the pricey resorts and opt for guesthouses on local islands like Maafushi or Thulusdhoo. You'll get a more authentic experience and save big on accommodation costs.

🍽️ Choose Full or Half Board Meal Plans

Dining in the Maldives can get expensive, so consider booking accommodations that include meals. Full or half board options will help keep your food budget in check while still letting you enjoy delicious local cuisine.

🐠Enjoy Free and Low-Cost Activities

The Maldives is a natural wonder, so take advantage of the free or low-cost activities. Snorkeling, beachcombing, and swimming in crystal-clear waters are just a few ways to soak in the beauty without spending much.

🚤 Use Public Ferries for Island Hopping

Island hopping is a must, but private speedboats can be pricey. Instead, use public ferries to explore the islands—it’s a budget-friendly way to see more of the Maldives.

📲 Score Discounts with Travel Apps

Before you book anything, check out travel apps like Klook or Expedia for discounts on flights, hotels, and activities. You might find some sweet deals tailored for the Maldives.

🌞 Final Thoughts

Yes, the Maldives can be a pricey destination, especially during peak season, but with a little planning, you can enjoy this tropical paradise without overspending. So pack your bags, grab your sunscreen, and get ready to experience the Maldives on a budget!

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Finding Safe Family Taxis with Car Seats in Bangkok

Travelling with young children in Bangkok can be a unique experience, but safety is paramount, especially when it comes to transportation. Ensuring your child is safely secured in a car seat during taxi rides is crucial. This guide will provide you with comprehensive steps to find safe family taxis with car seats in Bangkok, as well as answers to common questions you may have.

1. Research and Plan Ahead

When planning your trip to Bangkok, start by researching taxi services that cater specifically to families. Some taxi companies and ride-hailing apps offer the option of booking vehicles with child seats. Key services include:

Grab Family: Grab, Southeast Asia’s leading ride-hailing service, offers an option called "Grab Family," which is equipped with child seats. You can select this option directly from the Grab app, ensuring that your taxi will be equipped with a suitable car seat.

Taxi for Kids: A smaller, specialized service, Taxi for Kids in Bangkok is dedicated to transporting families with young children. Their vehicles are equipped with age-appropriate car seats, and the drivers are trained in child safety.

2. Consider Pre-Booking Services

Pre-booking your taxi service is highly recommended, especially during peak travel times in Bangkok, such as holidays and weekends. This not only ensures availability but also gives you peace of mind that a car seat will be ready for your child. Many services, such as GrabFamily and Klook, allow you to schedule rides in advance, providing added convenience.

3. Communicate Your Needs Clearly

When booking a taxi, whether through an app, a service provider, or directly contacting a company, be explicit about your needs. Specify the age and weight of your child to ensure the car seat provided is appropriate. Some services may offer different types of car seats based on age groups, so clarity is crucial.

4. Verify Safety Standards

Not all car seats are created equal, and it's essential to ensure the taxi service adheres to safety regulations. Look for services that mention compliance with international car seat standards, such as the European ECE R44/04 or the newer UN R129 (i-Size) regulations. It's also a good idea to check online reviews and testimonials to verify the reliability and safety of the service.

FAQs

1. Can I use my own car seat in a Bangkok taxi?

Yes, you can bring your own car seat, but it might not always be practical. Bangkok taxis are generally small, and carrying a bulky car seat can be inconvenient, especially if you plan on using multiple taxis throughout your stay. However, if you're comfortable with the logistics, using your own car seat ensures that it meets your safety standards.

2. How can I be sure that the car seat provided is safe?

When booking a taxi, inquire about the brand and model of the car seat, and check if it meets international safety standards. Services like GrabFamily and Taxi for Kids are known for maintaining high safety standards, but it's always good to double-check. Reading customer reviews online can also give you confidence in the service's reliability.

3. Are car seats mandatory in Bangkok taxis?

Car seats are not legally mandatory in Bangkok taxis, but they are strongly recommended for the safety of your child. The chaotic traffic conditions in Bangkok make it imperative to use a car seat whenever possible, even though the law may not require it.

4. What should I do if I cannot find a taxi with a car seat?

If you are unable to find a taxi with a car seat, consider using public transportation alternatives like the BTS Skytrain or MRT, which are safe and reliable. For shorter distances, you could opt for a private car service that guarantees car seats, or even rent a car with a driver who can provide one. Additionally, many hotels in Bangkok offer shuttle services that include car seats, so checking with your accommodation might be another viable option.

Conclusion

Travelling with children in Bangkok is easier when you plan ahead and choose the right transportation. Opting for a Family Taxi With Car Seat in Bangkok ensures your child's safety amidst the city's bustling traffic. Research and pre-book services like GrabFamily or Taxi for Kids, which cater specifically to families. Clearly communicate your needs and verify safety standards. While car seats aren't legally required, prioritising your child’s safety is essential. Being prepared allows you to enjoy your family time in Bangkok without stress.

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