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It’s a wrap: Liew Daren and the other independent shuttlers prior to their departure to Bangkok.

PETALING JAYA: It was a trip like no other but doubles shuttler Pearly Tan reckons it is worth all the hassle if that’s what it takes for her to compete on the international stage again.

The 20-year-old was among hundreds of shuttlers, including 24 compatriots, who landed in Bangkok under strict protocols yesterday – one week ahead of the three back-to-back World Tour showdowns that mark the restart of the flagship circuit.

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