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OUR PRODUCTS • Over 10,000 Travel Products Fully Licensed & Registered with (Accomodation & Transportation) • Ministry of Tourism (KPL No: 1422) • Travel Insurance • Ministry of Finance (No. KB 494/357-30701 JD2) OUR SERVICES • Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) (No. RVB/06 - 3134) • Worldwide Ticketing Reservation • Worldwide Hotels Reservation • Malaysia Franchise Association (MFA) (No. OFO-0608-04-TRV) • Worldwide Ground Transportation • Bumiputra Association of Tour and Travel Agent (BUMITRA) (No.083) • Airport Transfer • Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agent (MATTA) (No.FT/M/0222) • Visa Application + many others Travel Products and • International Air Transport Association (IATA) (IATA Code : 2030339) Travel Related Services. Tour, Travel and many more...! The launch of Sutra.My will officially announce soon. It is an tion and travel guides to the cities and countries that are online hotel booking and travel website designed to bring the featured on the website. 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For more information on booking hotels, flight and car rentals, or The new hotel and flight booking website aims to bring a wide to get a hotel featured on our website, please visit us at range of services and will cater for large business groups, http://www.sutra.my. personal trips, family vacations and first time online travel bookers. It will also offer detailed and up-to-date hotel informa- DOMESTIC HIGHLIGHT 03 Quarterly Travel Newsletter bersama PLUSLINER EXTREME NICE TRANSNASIONAL PLUSLINER IMUM IN KEMBARA M MALAYSIA ORANG2 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari RM118 RM158 Kuala Lumpur seorang Alor Setar seorang 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari RM88 RM158 Georgetown seorang Kangar seorang 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari RM168 RM158 Shah Alam seorang Ipoh seorang The myths surrounding the ancient geological formation of the island 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari and the captivating unique holiday destination. Apart from known for its beautiful beaches, world class resorts adventorious activities and capti- RM158 RM178 Seremban seorang Melaka seorang vating natural landscape. Malaysia is home to many of the world's most pristine and celebrated beaches. Its expansive coral beaches produce pure, snow-white sand which sits in dazzling contrast to the crystal blue waters of its shorelines. Many of these waters are teeming with exotic marine life, much of which cannot be found anywhere else on earth. Beach Due to its climate, many of Malaysia's beaches sit right at the forest wall Langkawi LagoonGetaway! Resort of Malaysia's majestic, lush rainforests, meaning that you can hike the 3D2N Langkawi Romantic Rendezvous From (travel period : until 31 Dec 2011) RM pp jungles and go scuba diving all in the same adventurous afternoon. 490 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari 3 Hari 2 Malam Dari Other activities handily available at many of Malaysia's beaches Berjaya Resort Langkawi RM158 RM118 include jet-skiing, snorkeling, deep sea fishing, or just relaxing on the Kuantan seorang Johor Bahru seorang 3D2N Langkawi Quick Getaway (Twin) From beach and taking in the gorgeous panoramic view afforded at the (travel period : until 30 Apr 2012) RM516pp ocean's edge.: Monsoon season does render many beaches off-limits 3D2N Langkawi Partner Perfect From for certain periods of time. Be sure to contact resorts to confirm their (travel period : until 30 Apr 2012) RM804pp open seasons before making plans. Package Hot Deals! From 3D2N Langkawi Quick Getaway (Family 2+2) RM1705 The beaches opens the door to an intimate world dedicated to the (travel period : until 30 Apr 2012) per total restoration of strength, beauty and balance of body mind and soul.
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