Along with it is the increase in the need for integrated planning.

Private museums offer an extra dimension to experiencing Penang’s history and heritage.

His large collection is now at the Penang State Art Gallery.

Ecotourism brings travellers and ringgit to Seberang Perai.

A look into ridership and population projection shows the Better, Cheaper Faster alternative transport model might be fundamentally flawed.

Hands up those who want a transport plan tailored for a better Penang.

Seberang Perai is undergoing massive transformation – but not without its own unique challenges.

Intrinsically linked to the water, George Town's waterfront is where it all began – and it still continues to amaze.

The waterfront mirrors Penang’s history.

Striking the right balance is key to success for George Town’s tourism.

We examine the mobility of tourists in Penang.

New book Young and Malay captures the experiences of nine different types of modern Malay identities.

Bram Tan documents the trials of the Grimpeurs as they endure one of the toughest stages of the Tour de France.

Sumitra Selvaraj explores the island in the sun from a different vantage point.

In 1914, a furious naval battle was being waged.

Can Penang become a regional yachting hub? Herbert Poenisch and Oh Kean Shen take a look at Penang’s existing marinas and find that much more needs to be done.

Kedah’s Rajah Ahmad Tajuddin Halim Shah II fled to Penang to escape the Siamese, and war nearly broke out.

We pay tribute to the memory of one of Penang’s greatest heritage artists.

Where does our rubbish go?

Several of Penang’s key tourism players tell Penang Economic Monthly why they’re so optimistic about the future.

In the middle of an economic downturn, Patsy Gooi opened a Dharma outlet in the heart of George Town, and hasn't looked back since.

The history of Weld Quay, and what the future can hold …