Nesting nomads: How Malaysia can beat Bali and Bangkok


Our kampungs can appeal to digital nomads with their more laid-back lifestyle that is suitable for relaxation and creativity – if they have fast internet connection. — Agencies

IT has been about one and a half years since Mahmoud Bondok and his family moved to Malaysia from the United Kingdom and, in his words, “We’ve never looked back”.

“The children love it and already sing songs like Saya Anak Malaysia. My daughter now goes to a new private Montessori school and is doing well there,” says the 33-year-old, who works as the head of digital development for a media organisation based in London.

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