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I flew Jetstar Business Class from Brisbane (BNE) to Singapore (SIN) via Melbourne (MEL) in August of 2024. Come see the in-flight experience from the extra-wide seat to premium meals to help you decide if Jetstar Business Class is worth it? If you’ve enjoyed this video, please Like, Share and Subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any of our collection of things to do, reviews and places to see. © Economy Traveller 2024. Chapters 0:08 Booking Process 1:19 Domestic Bag Drop 1:28 Qantas Club Brisbane (BNE) 1:56 Take-off from Brisbane 2:13 Jetstar Domestic Menu 2:37 Arrival in Melbourne (MEL) 2:59 Qantas International Business Lounge 3:30 Business Cabin and Seat 3:58 Lunch Menu 4:17 Take-off from Melbourne (MEL) 5:27 Drinks Menu 5:40 Amenity Kit 6:02 Lunch 6:32 In-flight Entertainment 7:04 Lavatory 8:10 Leaving Australia 8:22 Drinks 8:43 Flying over Indonesia 9:08 Second Meal Service 9:59 Summary 10:30 Arrival in Singapore (SIN) 10:51 Changi Terminal 4
Jetstar Business Class - Is it worth it? Melbourne to Singapore JQ7
We meet up with our foodie friend in Georgetown, Penang. He’s a chef with the ability to discover the tastiest, the unusual and foods we mustn’t miss. And though he’s shy, he enjoys sharing what’s in them and how best to enjoy them. Join us for breakfast, lunch and dinner and some more in between. Find out more about a few of Penang’s great food offerings and where to find them on https://www.economytraveller.com. If you’ve enjoyed this video, please Like, Share and Subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any of our collection of things to do, reviews and places to see. © Economy Traveller 2024. Quick Links 00:00:01 Breakfast at Astaka Taman Tun Sardon Market 00:01:44 Snacks and culture on the streets 00:02:34 Merican Nasi Kandar 00:02:43 China House café 00:03:43 Peranakan museum café 00:04:17 Wonderfood Museum 00:04:48 Raffe Nasi Kandar on Burma Rd, Pulau Tikus
Culinary Adventures with our Penang Foodie Friend
Concorde Hotel, when it first opened as the Merlin in 1957 was one of the first hotels to open after Malaysia’s Independence. It became the Concorde in 1991, but has retained its style and special touches while moving with the times through additions and renovations. The hotel is comfortable and the staff make guests feel at home, while the food outlets maintain their popularity. Psss…. The dim sum at Xin Cuisine will make you want to come back for more. Find out more about Concorde Hotel on https://www.economytraveller.com. If you’ve enjoyed this video, please Like, Share and Subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any of our collection of things to do, reviews and places to see. © Economy Traveller 2024. Quick Links 00:00:15 On Arrival 00:00:35 Your Room 00:01:14 Hotel Amenities Food outlets 00:01:48 Melting Pot Café 00:02:18 Xroads Xpress 00:02:45 Xin Cuisine 00:03:30 Pool Terrace
Concorde Hotel, a Kuala Lumpur Icon
Every city has its share of hidden treasures. Kuala Lumpur has plenty and we take you to four locations where you can start looking for some of your own. Some of these are well known, but others may be new to you so there are quite a few discoveries waiting for you. Find out more about KL’s hidden treasures on https://www.economytraveller.com. If you’ve enjoyed this video, please Like, Share and Subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any of our collection of things to do, reviews and places to see. If you have any great discoveries you’ve made around Kuala Lumpur, or even nearby, please let us know in the comments and we’ll check them out. © Economy Traveller 2024. Quick Links 00:00:12 Pasar Seni (Central Market) 00:02:03 REXKL (the old Rex cinema) 00:04:15 Kwai Chai Hong (Little Ghost Lane) 00:05:47 UR-MU (Urban Museum)
Kuala Lumpur's Hidden Treasures
We had a great time visiting what we think are four of Kuala Lumpur’s best parks with our friends from Gaya Travel Media. All the parks had plenty of shady trees but each offered something different and special. Two were ticketed entry, at least to a certain section, but all were great places to visit, whether you want activities or just to relax. Find out more about these parks, how to contact them and to get there, on https://www.economytraveller.com. If you’ve enjoyed our video, please Like, Share and Subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any of our collection of things to do, reviews and places to see. © Economy Traveller 2024. Quick Links 00:00:00 Kuala Lympur Bird Park (Taman Burung) 00:03:22 Taman Eco Rimba, (Kuala Lumpur Forestry Park) 00:04:31 Taman Tasik Titiwangsa 00:07:08 River of Life
Kuala Lumpur's four best parks
We joined AirAsia to welcome its first jet service in around 20 years to Subang SkyPark. AirAsia was ‘born’ in Subang Airport right at the end of 2001, and spent its early childhood there, until it moved to the LCCT Terminal at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang. Following government approval for commercial jet services to resume operations at the airport, three local and two international airlines have started operations in August 2024. AirAsia has the lions share with 4 daily return services to East Malaysia. As upgrading works continue the prospect is bright for expanded services. Find out more about AirAsia and Subang SkyPark, on https://www.economytraveller.com. If you’ve enjoyed this video, please Like, Share and Subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any of our collection of things to do, reviews and places to see. © Economy Traveller 2024.
AirAsia comes home to Subang Skypark
Kuala Lumpur's tallest towers are nicely spread out, so if you have a good vantage point, you can see some or maybe all from various locations around the city. We visited two of them - Petronas Twin Towers and Menara Kuala Lumpur (KL Tower). And to see them all laid out, we enjoyed the panorama over dinner at ‘Fly Me to KL’. Find out more about Kuala Lumpur's tallest towers on https://economytraveller.com/heres-the-best-spot-to-see-kuala-lumpurs-tallest-towers/. If you’ve enjoyed this video, please Like, Share and Subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any of our collection of things to do, reviews and places to see. © Economy Traveller 2024. Quick Links 00:00:07 The Petronas Towers 00:03:20 The KL Tower, Menara Kuala Lumpur 00:05:50 ‘Fly Me to KL’
Kuala Lumpur's tallest towers, all in one place
We were pleasantly surprised to discover the range of good accommodation in Perlis at affordable prices. We stayed in two and checked out three more. All were good quality and care had gone into their design and access. If you love seafood, it’s here in abundance, fresh from the sea and beautifully prepared. You can find out more about eats and sleeps in Perlis, as well as how to contact all of them on https://economytraveller.com/malaysias-perlis-eat-and-sleep-within-your-budget/. If you’ve enjoyed this video, please Like, Share and Subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any of our collection of things to do, reviews and places to see. © Economy Traveller 2024. Quick Links 00:00:01 JJE Ujung Bukit Resort 00:00:44 The Al Ameen Boutique Hotel 00:01:42 LS Village 00:02:03 Umar Seafood & Grill 00:02:42 All In Hotel 00:03:15 Sabut Ikan Bakar 00:03:40 Nyiru Klasik 00:04:04 Warung Western RM1.90 00:04:28 Seri Malaysia Hotel 00:04:56 Restoran Sarang Burung
We check out Eats and Sleeps in Perlis
We recently visited Malaysia’s northern state of Perlis with friends from Gaya Travel Magazine and discovered that the country’s smallest state has so much to offer visitors that we’ll have to go back. Make it your destination, or stop for a few days on your way to Langkawi or Thailand. Watch to the end to see our disastrous discovery about ‘coconut ice cream’. It was not a double scoop of ice cream made from coconut. Find out more things to do in our upcoming story on https://www.economytraveller.com. If you’ve enjoyed this video, please Like, Share and Subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any of our collection of things to do, reviews and places to see. © Economy Traveller 2024. Quick Links 00:00:30 Kampung Warna Warni 00:01:08 Walkabout in the Colourful kampungs from Kg Tengah to the bridge. 00:03:30 Relax at the ladies only spa. 00:04:16 It’s durian season 00:05:58 Perlis’ special – Harumanis mango 00:06:19 Miang Kham, a tasty Thai treat 00:08:43 Kangar Street Art 00:10:40 Floating Market 00:13:38 Padang Waremart, Padang Besar 00:15:16 This is NOT coconut ice cream!
Perlis packs a punch
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