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See the Far East for the price of a London bus fare

At one minute past 12 on 6th May 2011, Malaysia Airlines launched a very special seat sale designed to encourage holiday makers to visit the wonders of South East Asia and the Far East. Destinations include Bangkok, Phuket, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong and Singapore, great hubs to fly into and fly out of to other destinations such as Vietnam, Borneo and Thailand.

With air fare at just £2 per person plus tax, you can fly with Malaysia Airlines to those stunning picture postcard beaches you may have always dreamt of visiting.

Here are just a few ideas to entice you…

Phuket, Thailand
Located just off the west coast of mainland Thailand and a 60 minute flight south of Bangkok, this stunning tropical island boasts some of the most glorious beaches and attractive offshore islands in Thailand.  If you’ve dreamt of a luxury hotel in a secluded and refined setting and maybe a few spa treatments for two, this is the place to be.

Banyan Tree Phuket, Thailand

Bali & Lombok

Bali is a wonderful tropical island, where you can see the richness of their culture in an instant. Holidays to Bali offer a combination of blissful romance, cultural discoveries and exotic beaches. Whether you are looking for a spa holiday, diverse scenery to explore, sandy beaches to kick back on or want to take part in a water sport or two, Bali is an island that offers more then just a beach and you’ll be sure to find something to suit you.

The Amala, Bali

Langkawi, Malaysia

Malaysia is a country that has a blend of fascinating and diverse cultures mixed in with exotic island retreats and eco-adventure options. Kuala Lumpur is the proud capital of Malaysia, combining high rise modern skyscrapers with intricate temples and mosques. If the chic city vibe isn’t for you then head over to the west coast where you’ll discover the islands of Langkawi and Pangkor. Both islands boast lovely beaches and a rural atmosphere making them a real island retreat.

The Datai Langkawi, Malaysia

So you’re probably thinking…what’s the catch for this great seat sale? Well, Malaysia Airlines has issued only 10,000 seats for the sale and a final booking date of 17th May 2011, so to avoid disappointment turn those dreams into reality and book your perfect luxury and tailor-made holiday today. See Western & Oriental Travel’s special offers for Malaysia Airlines.

Malaysia Airlines adds new Airbus 330-300 to its fleet

On 14^th April 2011, Malaysian Airlines (MAS) were delighted to introduce its new A330-300s aircraft into its worldwide fleet, five months after the delivery. The new stylish wide body A330-300 aircraft provide a total capacity of 283 seats with 36 seats in business class and 247 seats in economy class and a first class experience for every passenger.

Malaysian Airlines will offer passengers a five star journey throughout their flight experience, from the point which tickets are booked, to checking in and collecting your luggage. With a high quality service from the beginning to the end of the journey with Malaysian Airlines, you are sure to be put at travel ease.

The newly designed business class cabins now have comfortable angled laying flat seats with wider legroom, six-way adjustable headrests and fold-out privacy dividers, to bring comfort to passengers looking to unwind on their flight or work in their very own mini office.

The stylish economy class cabins feature slim design seats providing extra legroom and four-way headrests to keep passengers comfortable on their flights.

Malaysian Airlines have also introduced access to an AC power supply and USB adaptor to every business and economy class seat. The new cabins are fitted with LED lighting, enhancing the sense of spaciousness and travel experience for passengers.

The new fleet will be used in routes to the Far East, South Asia, North Asia, the Middle East, Australia and China. Western & Oriental Travel have some fantastic offers for holidays booked with Malaysian Airlines and excellent savings for the Malaysian Airlines seat sale in April 2011.