Bonding for all ages: How to plan an enjoyable multigenerational holiday


Their 10-day road trip in New Zealand remains Suriani Azhar’s family's favourite trip. — Photos: SURIANI AZHAR

GLOBAL experts may have predicted that 2023 is the year of solo travel – after two years of post-Covid-19 revenge holiday – but Malaysians are still very much a fan of family trips, with extended families often included in the party.

Travel platform Traveloka’s data shows that flight bookings by big groups of Malaysians have almost doubled from January to September this year, compared to the same period last year.

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