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Pacific's 58th Anniversary Shop & Win Closes 16 September: RM50 Buys One Entry, However Much You Spend
The Store Group's 58th Anniversary Shop & Win has been running since 22 May 2026 and stops accepting entries on 16 September. Spend RM50 in a single receipt at a Pacific, Pacific Grocer, The Store, Market Place, TS Concept Store or Super Jimat, scan the QR, upload the receipt, and you are in the draw for a Proton e.MAS 5. We read the full official terms on the organiser's own entry site this run, and the line that matters is buried in the middle of them: each purchase receipt is entitled to one entry only, regardless of the total purchase amount. A RM500 receipt and a RM50 receipt are worth exactly the same. Two more things the posters do not tell you: winners pay the registration, insurance and road tax on the cars themselves, and anyone who does not turn up in person at the prize ceremony forfeits the prize. This is also the rare national campaign that is almost entirely out of town: Pacific's own store list runs to ten outlets across Kedah, Penang, Perak, Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang and Johor, and not one of them is in Kuala Lumpur or Selangor.
Resorts World Langkawi's 2026 Packages: One Saves You RM170, Another Costs RM592 More Than Booking It Yourself
Resorts World Langkawi publishes five packages that all run 1 January to 31 December 2026, with member and non-member ringgit printed for every room type. The resort also publishes an a-la-carte rate for each activity it bundles, which means the packages can be checked instead of trusted. Do the arithmetic and they split cleanly: the Golden Hour Sunset Cruise package beats booking the same two nights and the same cruise separately by RM170, while the Signature Suite Getaway costs RM592 more than assembling it yourself. We priced all five against the resort's own activity list, mapped the Genting Rewards discount room by room, and found the RM10 per night Langkawi levy that none of the package pages mention.
7 Best Cafés & Coffee Spots in Alor Setar, Kedah (2026) — Spend Bands, Rest Days and Who Opens Before Noon
Seven verified, currently-trading cafés in Alor Setar, re-checked on 27 August 2026 with the Google-reported spend band, the real opening time and the rest day for each. One café in the previous version has since been confirmed permanently closed. Two sit at RM1-20 a head, five at RM20-40 — and only one opens before noon.
8 Family-Friendly Things To Do in Alor Setar & Kedah (2026): Prices, Hours & Rest Days
Menara Alor Setar starts at RM7 on a MyKad, the Paddy Museum is RM5/RM2, and five museums are free — here are 8 verified family attractions in and around Alor Setar, Kedah, with real 2026 prices and the weekday each one is shut.
LADA's Cashback Mai Langkawi: 50% Cashback on Kuala Perlis-Langkawi Ferry Fares (Till 31 Oct)
LADA's Cashback Mai Langkawi runs 1 August to 31 October 2026 and has three parts: 50% cashback on Kuala Perlis-Langkawi RoRo ferry passenger fares (round-trip ticket, minimum 2-night Langkawi stay, Malaysians who aren't Langkawi residents), a free one-way Bestuba boat ticket to Pulau Tuba, and Buy 1 Free 1 offers from 26 participating hotels, attractions and tour operators. The partner offers are worth far more than the RM21 ferry cashback — Tropical Charters pays a flat RM120 with promo code SCTC120, open to everyone with no ferry trip or minimum stay needed — but two close early: Tropical Charters caps at the first 300 bookings and Avante ends 30 September.
8 Langkawi Food Spots You Have To Try
From a 24-hour nasi kandar institution opposite Cenang Mall to an asam-style laksa stall near the airport that sells out by mid-afternoon, here are 8 currently-operating restaurants and stalls across Langkawi worth seeking out.
8 Things To Do in Langkawi, Kedah (2026 Guide)
From the 125-metre curved Sky Bridge above Gunung Mat Cincang to mangrove boat tours through the UNESCO-listed Kilim Geoforest Park, here are eight currently-operating attractions on Langkawi island worth building a trip around.