What to see in Kuala Lumpur in 1-6 days: my personal experience

Most tourists come to Kuala Lumpur for one or two days, and that’s really enough to see the main thing.  But I decided to take my time and stayed for six days. I was talked out of it: “There’s nothing to do there.” But I’m not one of those people who gets bored in big […]

Shopping in Kuala Lumpur: where to go, what to buy

Six days in Kuala Lumpur would seem to be too short to think about shopping. Luggage is limited, the route is tight, and there is a flight to Sri Lanka ahead.  But the city knows how to smile softly at the traveler and imperceptibly take him under the marble arches of shopping malls, where the

Where to stay in Kuala Lumpur: my personal experience

Before the trip, I compared several districts of Kuala Lumpur: KLCC – Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Bukit Bintang and Chinatown. Everyone has their advantages, but in the end I chose KLCC — the Petronas Towers area, the most modern and convenient city center. And the longer I’ve lived here, the more convinced I am that

YouTube Shorts vs Long Videos: A Channel Growth Strategy for Travel Content

Hello everybody! My name is Nikita, I work at SMMPrime, and today I want to discuss a topic that is especially relevant for creators of travel content: which is better to promote a travel channel on YouTube – short vertical videos or full—fledged long videos? YouTube Shorts or long videos With travel becoming an increasingly

Hotel booking systems: what they are and how they work

When we book a room with a couple of clicks, it seems like something incredibly simple. But behind that “Book” button lies a whole little cosmos of technologies that help hotels operate without chaos and overbooking. Hotel booking systems: what they are and how they work Imagine: you’ve decided to open a hotel. We’ve created

The Colored Seas of the World: 5 (and even 6) Amazing Seas and Their Names

What could be better than a summer vacation by the sea? Only a vacation by the “colored seas,” whose names sound like they’re from a fairy tale. Surprisingly, you can actually find seas named after flowers on the map.  Let’s explore why they’re called that and what secrets they hold. The Red Sea is a

Scroll to Top