Well, apart from greetings of Selamat Hari Malaysia seen on Facebook statuses, or tweets, what else do we see that indicates it is Malaysia Day? So where is the excitement for this very special day?

Malaysia: When greetings are an insult Prejudice and cultural intolerance spreads to the country's identity A man looks at a Lunar New Year advertisement in Kuala Lumpur showing a rooster barking like ...

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad marked a historic milestone as he turned 100 on Thursday, calling the moment ...

Many tourism front liners in both the public and private sector were shown the Malaysian greeting while participating in Mesra Malaysia, an ongoing training programme run by the Tourism Ministry.

IPOH, Feb 8 -- The public have been advised to use the "Salam Malaysia" gesture by placing one hand over the chest instead of shaking hands when greeting each other as a preventive measure against the ...

Dozens of Malaysians protested near the US embassy in the capital on Friday, calling for President Donald Trump's nomination ...

Despite the advent of social media and electronic messaging, greeting cards sent by post are still fashionable. The Kelantan branch of Pos Malaysia alone has handled over 4,000 Hari Raya greeting ...

Last year, Tourism Malaysia (TM) sealed a year-long partnership with FC Barcelona footballer Luis Suarez. Naturally, as Chinese New Year - one of the biggest festivities in Malaysia - rolled ...

KUALA LUMPUR, April 10 (Bernama) -- In the spirit of Aidilfitri, heads of foreign missions in Malaysia are showing creativity in their Eid greetings, sending out unique and heartfelt wishes of ...

The presidential office is in the hot seat after it was realized that President Moon Jae-in gave by mistake an Indonesian greeting while visiting Malaysia from March 12 to 14. Moon used the wrong ...

Bakeries in Malaysia with halal certificates can now write and display any festive greeting they like on their cakes or confectionery, in a reversal of a 2020 directive.

KUALA LUMPUR: His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia and Her Majesty Raja Zarith Sofiah, Queen of Malaysia, extended Happy Malaysia Day greetings to all Malaysians on Monday (Sept 17).