The federal railway system of Malaysia (KMTB) has been corporatized more than 20 years ago. It is time to update their static data – even back in ’92 the vetting list was outdated.
For the first time the route for our next trip which will bring us to the Malaysian Peninsula is fixed before we even start towards the airport over here. Are we getting old? Unavoidable, but there are other constraints, this time. To familiarize yourself here our itinerary:
- Arrival at KL International Airport & transfer to Hotel using KLIA Ekspres & LRT (Kelana Jaya Line from KL Sentral to KLCC)
- Three nights @Impiana KLCC Hotel & Spa with a view from the Infinity Pool to the Petronas Towers
- City holiday in KL with old and new sights, for sure some “window shopping” on Jalan Petaling, indian food on banana leaves in a small restaurant close to Pudu bus station, crawling for books in Kinokuniya, Isetan, maybe up to KL Tower
- Overnight train ride with Senandung Langkawi (Superior Night Class – it sounds better than it actually is) to the coast, Alor Setra
- From there ferry to Langkawi & seven nights stay in the Berjaya Langkawi Resort (“Rainforest Studio“), afterwards three nights stay in the Bon Ton Resort (“Yellow Orchid“) – IN BOTH CASES SWEET IDLENESS
- Morning flight with Air Asia to Singapore, three nights @Porcelain Hotel Singapore
- City holiday in SIN with old and new sights, meeting colleagues (Keith Ou already confirmed)
- Flight back to FRA with the A380 (coach, what else?)
Is joy always in the forecast? Maybe, we’ll see…
Grund für den Titel dieses Posts ist die folgende Schlagzeile bei Spiegel Online: ‘Streiks bei der Lufthansa “ab sofort” möglich’. Ach?
Wir lassen uns die Vorfreude nicht vermiesen – Malaysien & Singapura, Flüge heute gebucht: 14. September – 2. Oktober. Dies als Teaser.