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International homestay programs

Published on February 13, 2011 in education and homestay. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , .



Exchange student at Seri Tanjung Homestay Masjid Tanah..

Actually homestay is a global phrase. About every nation that promote it’s tourism industry have the element of homestay program. From Canada to United States to Europe..Asia and here at Malaysia we have it too.

All homestay around the world have the basic things in common, – a host families and sharing the locals lifestyle.

There are many international homestay program available out there and now they are having a website and taking it to a more global approach. As a result we will have cultural exchange which a Homestay program can make an important role.

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— asmaliana

Experience Malaysian Homestay by rail

Published on January 2, 2011 in culture, Download, eco-tourism, holiday package, homestay and Malaysia. 0 Comments



Another innovative tourism packages by Ministry of Tourism Malaysia. To attract tourist using Malaysian historical train service and at the same time making a holiday at the Village along the route. A holiday at Homestay program under the tourism ministry.

These packages valid until October 2011. So you got ample time to plan your trip this year.

Our train is not a bullet train that only focus on to arrived faster but a normal coach that bring you the good Malaysian hospitality. When Riding a Keretapi Tanah Melayu (Malayan Railway) is the best way to enjoy Malaysian scenery rather than a bus or a taxi. In the coach you will get ultimate in comfort and are well-equipped with a host of facilities such as karaoke lounge and restaurant.

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— asmaliana

Townstay and Kampungstay

Published on December 23, 2010 in guest house, homestay, Hotel, Malaysia and Melaka. 1 Comment Tags: , , , , , , .



You have more than one house? Buying a property is long said to be a value investment. So to cash out either you sell it in the future or you rent it and collect the monthly cash.

So how about the element of a guest house? In an area that so strategic in terms of tourist hot spot, to turn you rent house into an ala hotel is somthing to think of…

But usually people mislead it by calling this kind of house a homestay. By the term that have been develop by Tourism Ministry of Malaysia, a fully furnished individual house being rent by a guest is not a homestay.

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— asmaliana

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Go to all Homestay in Malaysia

Published on October 25, 2010 in eco-tourism, holiday package, homestay, Malaysia and Melaka. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , , , , .



And it’s never been easier now with Go2homestay. An integrated information about all homestay under the Tourism Ministry. I mean all the registered homestay program in Malaysia.

All you want to know about homestay, the address, contact number and package with price. Picture and video moments of pass guess, including the Itinerary, you can choose which homestay you want to experience.

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— asmaliana

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Japanese Student learn the Melaka way….

Published on April 19, 2010 in eco-tourism, homestay, Melaka and news. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , , , , .



The group posing for a photo in front of a traditional Malay house – The Star.

Among the famous place for foreign student doing cultural exchange and live with foster family is at Merlimau Melaka. This is because village around Merlimau area provide near complete package of life in the Melaka village. It has 100 years old house that have been gazetted as a Heritage Area, paddy field, local sea fisherman / fishery area, local food industry that still use back of the house for operation and a glimpse of Melaka Sultanate History. At Pulai, Merlimau also among Melaka homestay participant.

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— asmaliana

Make yourself at Home Please!

Published on September 6, 2008 in homestay and interesting place. 57 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , .


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Enjoy village life style at Melaka Homestay throughout the year. Be at home with sarong and baju melayu sitting at the old wooden verandah eating local fruits like durians, duku, langsat and rambutans. Walk at paddy fields… feel the open air breeze and wet your feet at the muddy field. Lunch malay style – sit cross legged with no spoon or fork and the menu are full of spices and chillies – extra hot!.


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— asmaliana

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