Hallooo bro.. I'm Danial 34 from Kuala Lumpur.. I like your content.. And already subscribed to you.. Maybe we can meet up and you can teach me a little bit on how to be content creator tq
The World’s Most Innovative Countries in 2024. Top 3 economies by income group. High income 1. Switzerland 🇨🇭 2. Sweden 🇸🇪 3. USA 🇺🇸 Upper middle income 1. China 🇨🇳 2. Malaysia 🇲🇾 3. Türkiye 🇹🇷 Lower middle income 1. India 🇮🇳 2. Vietnam 🇻🇳 3. Philippines 🇵🇭 Low income 1. Rwanda 🇷🇼 2. Togo 🇹🇬 3. Uganda 🇺🇬 Source: WIPO Global Innovation Index 2024
The World’s Most Innovative Countries in 2024. Top 3 economies by income group. High income 1. Switzerland 🇨🇭 2. Sweden 🇸🇪 3. USA 🇺🇸 Upper middle income 1. China 🇨🇳 2. Malaysia 🇲🇾 3. Türkiye 🇹🇷 Lower middle income 1. India 🇮🇳 2. Vietnam 🇻🇳 3. Philippines 🇵🇭 Low income 1. Rwanda 🇷🇼 2. Togo 🇹🇬 3. Uganda 🇺🇬 Source: WIPO Global Innovation Index 2024
I think the Saudi man using a stroller made fair comments about the KL walkways, which used to be a common source of complaints from a disabled person like myself living in KL. Not only are the pathways unsuitable for wheelchairs and strollers, but most of them are also narrow and used for motorcycle parking, which makes finding our way around even more challenging. The relevant authorities haven't addressed to the complaints that have been made on RUclips thus far, possibly because they haven't watched it.
True. After seeing some Taiwanese and American disabled channels, I realise that Malaysia too facing great obstacle for the disabled. For example, the basic car parking lot for the disabled. Basically it's unrealistically small LOL In Malaysia it's basically the same parking lot sizing as the normal car parking lot LOL And they expect wheelchaired driver to get out from the car roof I guess when the surrounding parking just fully parked LMAO
@@JoanKSX - Fortunately, I am able to walk normally with a stick on a level pathway with few gradients, even though I am an elderly disabled person who has had both of my legs amputated. I avoided the small, uneven pathways beside the roadside where bikers park and only used my auto wheelchair in large malls. The fact that there are accessible parking lots and restrooms is acceptable to me because these facilities are required by Malaysian law for all newly built structures. The pathways, which can be challenging to manage throughout most of KL, are my first concern. I hope that when our City Hall decides to fix the walkways, they will take the fact that we are taxpayers into account as well.
@@cac1504 - Even while there are still walkways for pedestrians, motorcyclists are still permitted to park alongside them, making it even harder for people to navigate, especially for those who use wheelchairs and strollers. How can Malaysia advance as a developed country in 2025 if they continue to think like third-class citizens?
The first German ladies look like party goers so of course Bangkok would be their preferred choice. The Saudi guy didn't do his homework for his travelling plan. When he compared Kuala Lumpur and Phuket, it is a no brainer!
😂😂😂Thailand more LADY BOY...that y some tourist like to go there....but not in MALAYSIA... # where ever you go plz respect....so you can enjoy ur vacation
No war, No earthquake, No tornadoes , No hurricane, No mass shooting, No nuclear leakage, As Malaysian, I feel safer compare Japan, America,Cambodia ...
@@BlueKinkajou-z3v I think he wasn't in this particular video, just saying hi first. Since he said yesterday, the video he's in probably not been uploaded yet.
This content really worked out well for you, the cameras framing of the interview, your confidence and questions are well delivered, this content is easy to make and helps you diversify to gain more subs who are interested in this content
Some people might think the Saudi guy is being harsh, but having traveled with a stroller and a little toddler myself, I totally get it. He must be exhausted and a bit down with the whole situation and all the inconveniences. You can see from his face that he’s barely enjoying his trip.
This is a fair interview. I think for those for plan to travel to KL in the future, Bukit Bintang etc is kinda overcrowded these days. Avoid weekends. Barely see any locals there (some might look like local tho) If you’re looking for foods & stuff, look for other places in KL, check out the local guides.
Very good job and interesting. Refreshing and entertaining too. You will definitely get the attention and traffic of your fans and potential ones. Way to go and best to your endeavors!!
there's some individual have such issue with same own country food in other country .. maybe they think their country makes better than other country .. living in denial .. cant say much about it .
8:20 As a Malaysian myself, I totally agree with the Saudi man. When my kid was young and still needed the stroller, it was really hard to take for a walk. The pavement/side walk was a huge problem... DBKL making it hard for illegal roadside hawkers also affected many families with young children.
@@mr3111 In Malaysia you need certain permit to stock and sell alcoholic drinks or to open pubs, bars and shop selling or serving alcohol. One of the conditions is to puf up advertisements in the local papers to announce your intention to operate such outlets in a neighbourhood. The authority will not grant the permit if there are objections by the community. There are other restrictions as well.
Also Ben, thank you for taking time and effort to do the interview. Really appreciate your effort. My comment doesn't apply to you as I can see you are nice person and genuine the entire time. Good effort. All the best 😄👏👍
For those who are searching for tranquility and nature, you guys should try to book a resort around janda baik and can try to go to taman negara pahang too.
Great interview session Ben. We really get to see through your vlogs the kind of tourists coming to Malaysia. Some are season travellers who are more tolerant, compared to the less travelled who jump at the slightest of things. Lol!😅
Honestly, I don't feel offended when foreigners or tourists complain or criticize something about Malaysia. We should take it and view it positively, as it shows areas where we need to improve. For example, when a tourist from Saudi Arabia mentioned issues with strollers, I agreed with him. It's something we need to consider and work on improving.
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Good stuff, go Phillies 😎 Welcome back man. Road to 100k now, we’re climbing. Do you mean you sent me some coin today? I don’t see it on any of the platforms if so 🤔 either way thanks for all the past donations you’ve sent me, it’s helped a ton.
In many Southeast Asian cities, the hot and humid climate significantly influences urban design. The prevalence of air-conditioned malls offers a welcome respite from the heat, serving as social hubs where people can shop, eat, and gather without facing the harsh weather. This reliance on indoor spaces reflects both the challenges of unplanned urban environments and the adaptation to climate conditions.
I just believe theyre a bit culture shocked. Maybe the countries theyve travelled before was had more in common when they are neighbouring countries compared to here, ASEAN the culture really differs alot
@naufalnoorizan1763 although thailand has 10m ethnic chinese and we have 7million, we kept our language and culture. Look at indonesia, the highest number of overseas chinese but cannot keep their language and culture. Our food is also authentic. Just because Chinatown looked different between manila, Bangkok, singapore and kl, doesn't mean we are inferior
Abstrak Dalam konteks pelancongan bandar, keselamatan pelancong adalah kebimbangan penting yang boleh mempengaruhi aliran masuk pelancong antarabangsa ke banyak bandar raya di seluruh Malaysia Kehadiran polis pelancong di kawasan bandar menyediakan bantuan utama kepada pelancong antarabangsa.Kejadian yang tidak diingini melibatkan pelancong sebagai mangsa memberi kesan negatif kepada industri pelancongan secara keseluruhannya.Tidak dapat tidak, kawasan yang kerap berlaku jenayah di bandar akan berakhir sebagai "kawasan yang tidak dikunjungi" walaupun terdapat laman web pelancongan yang memperkenalkan kepentingan lokasi pelancongan ini.Boleh dikatakan, bandar-bandar yg lebih 'tua' dgn ciri² warisan bandar penting menampilkan bangunan mewakili era seni bina yang berbeza. Namun, ini adalah elemen² pelancongan bandar yang pihak berkuasa tempatan sangat berminat untuk mempromosi. Oleh itu, kajian ini meneliti persepsi pelancong antarabangsa dan kebimbangan mereka terhadap keselamatan dan kesejahteraan di lokasi pelancongan pusat bandaraya Kuala Lumpur. Data primer diperolehi melalui soal selidik berstruktur dan temu bual seramai 201 pelancong antarabangsa yang dipilih. Hasil kajian mendapati bahawa terdapat beberapa isu yang berkaitan dengan keselamatan dan kesejahteraan pelancong antarabangsa di tapak pelancongan pusat bandaraya Kuala Lumpur. Sebagai langkah ke hadapan kajian ini mencadangkan agar program bandar selamat yang sedang dilaksanakan dikaji semula, diperkasakan dan dijadikan lebih berkesan lagi. Katakunci: jenayah bandar, pelancongan bandar, pelancongan selamat, pencegahan jenayah, Pusat Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur, tapak warisan bandar Kuala Lumpur.
I really don't see the point of many of Ben Fishermin's videos, and tired of people comparing Malaysia or KL to other countries and cities. I travel the world to get different experiences different places and cultures offer, and I don't compare, because each country, infrastructure, culture, social fabric, level of development etc is different.
Yeah, travelling with a stroller is very troublesome. The Saudi guy should leave the child back home. As for food, he can choose whatever he likes, no issues.
@@cutiebirdie2216 small children should be at home and not travelling all over the world. They learn and gain nothing out of travelling around like that. They gained zero experience. They are also exposed to various hazards. It is not a good idea really bring a child along in a stroller travelling around. It is not in their best interest. In fact the parents are not thinking seriously. If indeed the parents really care, why not carry the child on their bodies instead of putting the child in a stroller.
Well, personally I think the right words for the inclination to Mas is about affordable luxury besides all those food and cultural things! Well, thanks for liking Mas, cheers and enjoy yourselves guys!
Bro so many ppl say they wanna visit Cameron and Genting highlands..u gotta go there too bro. Not that expensive if u don't stay over night. Cameron should be cheaper as many Airbnb there and more relaxing. Genting is casino and entertainment hub. Also do consider visiting the islands like Redang! They are beautiful!
At 12:59 - you want to take the train out of Bukit Bintang and go a few stations away (or take the monorail to KL Sentral) and then order GRAB/MOVE/etc from there. It will cost you less time and less money by doing so. The traffic in Bukit Bintang gets so congested by taxis parking indiscriminately on already very busy roads that e-hailing drivers find it very difficult to pick up and drop off passengers in that area.
Great video. Would be nice to see/hear more on how people compare Malaysia to other countries. Good and bad - as different people see different thing ss good or bad, depending on where they come from :) .
To be fair, this Saudi is speaking the truth, Malaysia side walk and pavement is very bad compare to other major city. kL is already the best spot in malaysia, if you come to Sabah , our pedestrians infrastructure is even more shocking. We don't even have proper lighting along side of the road, let alone a traffic lights that works or a street without litters or pot holes.
Saudi guy compares KL to Phuket & eats non-Malaysian cuisine in Malaysia. it’s like me going to NYC to have roti canai. he really doesn’t like Malaysia 😂 but he is correct, KL really isn’t pedestrian friendly. Stayed at JW Marriott, felt unsafe the moment I stepped out & I find the Bukit Bintang area quite seedy.
The Saudi guy needs a hug, or see a therapist?... Grab is insanely cheap, you book it, they put the stroller in the trunk, they drop you wherever you want, and boom that's it. Each person can have its opinion, but saying that KL is not convenient for a family is as nonsensical than saying Arabic food is bad.
The Saudi guy is comparing KL to Phuket not Bangkok. That's a small town. Don't know whether Saudi cities are better but for sure it is not weather friendly or that free to walk around especially day time. KL is less crowded than Bangkok and thus air quality is better. Well KL has it's shortcomings but quality of life, family entertainment, gardens and walkable areas are better than most capital cities in Asia. He should explore more.
@@dmt8091 Do you have some places to suggest in Malaysia, that are walkable, not crowded, not super expensive, and somewhat clean; sorry, a bit spoiled by my country :( . We are looking to explore Malaysia for 2 months, on a budget. We are boring people :P .
You suggestion that the Saudi guy should go ahead and visit Langkawi is excellent man. Its exactly what I, as a Malaysian, would definitely have suggested to him too.. 👍👍
If u ask people from India, Pakistan & China who come to Malaysia, I'd say most would feel totally at home here for obvious reasons. They definitely won't feel out of place and probably would come again
Oh by the way the Saudi Arabian should try the food in the public canteen inside the Buddhist temple Kun Yum Thong for new oriental food experience. The food there is astonishingly delicious and reasonably cheap around the Suria KLCC area! I often saw Muslims too went just for the good food.
Ben, these are more quality viewers that you interviewed compared to the China women previously..😁 Hope that you give more interviews for expatriates and more genuine foreign tourists in next video.. can't wait to see it, kudos 👍😊
As a KLite, I feel KL doesn't have an identity. Look at Bukit Bintang, for example; you will see Middle Eastern stalls and restaurants along the roads. How that is allowed to happen is beyond me. Bukit Bintang is the most prominent location in KL but it has no identity at all! I hated going to that part of KL now.
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Hallooo bro.. I'm Danial 34 from Kuala Lumpur.. I like your content.. And already subscribed to you..
Maybe we can meet up and you can teach me a little bit on how to be content creator tq
Bro what happen in usa now??
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Interview Expats, Ben. Go to Mont Kiara. Desa Park City is a good place
The World’s Most Innovative Countries in 2024.
Top 3 economies by income group.
High income
1. Switzerland 🇨🇭
2. Sweden 🇸🇪
3. USA 🇺🇸
Upper middle income
1. China 🇨🇳
2. Malaysia 🇲🇾
3. Türkiye 🇹🇷
Lower middle income
1. India 🇮🇳
2. Vietnam 🇻🇳
3. Philippines 🇵🇭
Low income
1. Rwanda 🇷🇼
2. Togo 🇹🇬
3. Uganda 🇺🇬
Source: WIPO Global Innovation Index 2024
This is probably the first channel I watch that doesn't sugar coat how nice Malaysia is but sincere authentic opinions. Good job 👍
can’t sugar coat anymore, sweet items will have increased tax… 😂
The World’s Most Innovative Countries in 2024.
Top 3 economies by income group.
High income
1. Switzerland 🇨🇭
2. Sweden 🇸🇪
3. USA 🇺🇸
Upper middle income
1. China 🇨🇳
2. Malaysia 🇲🇾
3. Türkiye 🇹🇷
Lower middle income
1. India 🇮🇳
2. Vietnam 🇻🇳
3. Philippines 🇵🇭
Low income
1. Rwanda 🇷🇼
2. Togo 🇹🇬
3. Uganda 🇺🇬
Source: WIPO Global Innovation Index 2024
I think the Saudi man using a stroller made fair comments about the KL walkways, which used to be a common source of complaints from a disabled person like myself living in KL. Not only are the pathways unsuitable for wheelchairs and strollers, but most of them are also narrow and used for motorcycle parking, which makes finding our way around even more challenging. The relevant authorities haven't addressed to the complaints that have been made on RUclips thus far, possibly because they haven't watched it.
True.
After seeing some Taiwanese and American disabled channels,
I realise that Malaysia too facing great obstacle for the disabled.
For example, the basic car parking lot for the disabled.
Basically it's unrealistically small LOL
In Malaysia it's basically the same parking lot sizing as the normal car parking lot LOL
And they expect wheelchaired driver to get out from the car roof I guess when the surrounding parking just fully parked LMAO
@@JoanKSX - Fortunately, I am able to walk normally with a stick on a level pathway with few gradients, even though I am an elderly disabled person who has had both of my legs amputated. I avoided the small, uneven pathways beside the roadside where bikers park and only used my auto wheelchair in large malls. The fact that there are accessible parking lots and restrooms is acceptable to me because these facilities are required by Malaysian law for all newly built structures. The pathways, which can be challenging to manage throughout most of KL, are my first concern. I hope that when our City Hall decides to fix the walkways, they will take the fact that we are taxpayers into account as well.
No country is perfect.... But for me.. Malaysia is improving from time to time
Walkability is a problem in Malaysia because everyone drives and pedestrians are not given the respect.
@@cac1504 - Even while there are still walkways for pedestrians, motorcyclists are still permitted to park alongside them, making it even harder for people to navigate, especially for those who use wheelchairs and strollers. How can Malaysia advance as a developed country in 2025 if they continue to think like third-class citizens?
KL could well be underrated compared to some well-known cities in SEA .. it's ok to stay that Way.. avoid chaotic hectic n over-tourism 😅
So surprised to see so many first timers visiting Malaysia. Love your interview style, very natural and organic.
Love how you recommended nasi kandar and langkawi, so nice of you to promote our country!
The first German ladies look like party goers so of course Bangkok would be their preferred choice.
The Saudi guy didn't do his homework for his travelling plan. When he compared Kuala Lumpur and Phuket, it is a no brainer!
😂😂😂
And only 2 days in Kuala Lumpur..she cant judge it like that
arab guy, just came out from one of the cave in the desert
😂😂😂Thailand more LADY BOY...that y some tourist like to go there....but not in MALAYSIA...
# where ever you go plz respect....so you can enjoy ur vacation
Saudi being saudi no surprise there.
No war,
No earthquake,
No tornadoes ,
No hurricane,
No mass shooting,
No nuclear leakage,
As Malaysian, I feel safer compare Japan, America,Cambodia ...
Betul.. aku bangga jadi rakyat malaysia.. tak ada negara perfect kan..
Bila kita musafir ke satu2 negara .. mesti buka minda .. ready what to expect.. go with the local culture.. you are travelling man..
Hi Ben, I am the blue shirt Chinese guy talked to you yesterday's night. Nice to meet you.
@@sysy1971 Your interview was the more captivating one. Very honest and balanced
You're not wearing a blue shirt. The Saudi man is wearing one LOL
@@BlueKinkajou-z3v I think he wasn't in this particular video, just saying hi first. Since he said yesterday, the video he's in probably not been uploaded yet.
I noticed you improved a lot in terms choosing your question to stay in track and your body gesture is more calm like a pro Ben.
Can't say " KL" is "Malaysia" or "Malaysia " is "KL" and a stay of a week or two is hardly enough to know the country.
have you heard something call "first impression"?
@@Linuxfy and have you heard of accurate impression?
What do we expect, no one sponsor them.
It is a refreshing channel because we got to listen to honest opinions of people about my country
Appreciate u doing tis video, at least we know what other people think abt our country, so we can improve.... 🙏
This content really worked out well for you, the cameras framing of the interview, your confidence and questions are well delivered, this content is easy to make and helps you diversify to gain more subs who are interested in this content
Great content, raw, good and bad views included. Keep it up bro!
Some people might think the Saudi guy is being harsh, but having traveled with a stroller and a little toddler myself, I totally get it. He must be exhausted and a bit down with the whole situation and all the inconveniences. You can see from his face that he’s barely enjoying his trip.
Bangkok is about the same, Singapore is stroller friendly but no place to sit as well.
I understand his disappointment, but he shouldn't be comparing KL to Phuket (an island)
😊
Just don’t go to Bukit Bintang. Go to Penang or Ipoh, a lot less crowded.
When I was younger, I wouldn’t take my baby along for leisure trip. It’s not fair to the baby nor to the parents.
Nice vlog Ben 👍🏻👍🏻 . Keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻
This is a fair interview. I think for those for plan to travel to KL in the future, Bukit Bintang etc is kinda overcrowded these days. Avoid weekends. Barely see any locals there (some might look like local tho) If you’re looking for foods & stuff, look for other places in KL, check out the local guides.
Yea bukit bintang can get pretty crazy on weekends, hard to walk on the sidewalk. I think only stay there if you really want the heavy city feeling
Everyday is crowded there i'd say 😅
Hi Ben, Try to recommend Sabah and Serawak to the firstime tourist pls, seem like they didn't aware that Malaysia are Including Sabah and Sarawak❤
As a Malaysian..i agree with what being said...we are not there yet to be No.1..so we can improve.
Looking forward to come to Malaysia 😍 Thank you for this video, it was so honest and entertaining as well
Getting better Ben...conversation much more free flow
Thank you
Ben … spot on! You’re getting the hang of it. Kudos👍🏼👍🏼
Very good job and interesting. Refreshing and entertaining too. You will definitely get the attention and traffic of your fans and potential ones. Way to go and best to your endeavors!!
i like the style of that saudi guy. honest and straightforward. Also 1st time to hear arab dont like arab foods.
there's some individual have such issue with same own country food in other country .. maybe they think their country makes better than other country .. living in denial .. cant say much about it .
Good job Ben... I see good things are coming to you... keep up the momentum...👍🏽
You should interview foreigners in Mont Kiara / Desa Parkcity
8:20 As a Malaysian myself, I totally agree with the Saudi man. When my kid was young and still needed the stroller, it was really hard to take for a walk. The pavement/side walk was a huge problem... DBKL making it hard for illegal roadside hawkers also affected many families with young children.
Alcohol is restricted and expensive. But it is not totally banned. Just abide by the regulations.
Alcohol is not restricted, its limited and a bit expensive not many people drink there.
@@mr3111
In Malaysia you need certain permit to stock and sell alcoholic drinks or to open pubs, bars and shop selling or serving alcohol.
One of the conditions is to puf up advertisements in the local papers to announce your intention to operate such outlets in a neighbourhood. The authority will not grant the permit if there are objections by the community.
There are other restrictions as well.
Also Ben, thank you for taking time and effort to do the interview. Really appreciate your effort. My comment doesn't apply to you as I can see you are nice person and genuine the entire time. Good effort. All the best 😄👏👍
Malaysia is friendly country.
For those who are searching for tranquility and nature, you guys should try to book a resort around janda baik and can try to go to taman negara pahang too.
Ben, getting there bro.
This series is on fire!❤❤❤❤
For cigarettes, i think it's better also if Malaysia has strict law for cigarettes, cause I'm hate smoke 😂
Cigarettes are in the non halal section now.. it's good 👍
Actually malaysia is improving unlike years ago, where you would smell cigarettes smoke in restaurant
still not every states follow it🙂
banned alcohol and cigarettes permanently in Malaysia
Many people don't like smokers, want to smoke go away from people,Do not smoke in restaurants or crowded areas, Most smokers are rude when reprimanded
Thanks Ben for sharing this nice vlog 😂let's explore ahead & have nice day 😊 🤩
A lot of good interviews lately. Do miss the blogs though.
❤ i appreciate all views abt Malaysia from all world people's.❤
Thank you Ben for getting a very honest opinions from random people
You are doing a very good promotion for the country
Thank you for your content💪👏
Good mixed of tourists interviewed.
Great interview session Ben. We really get to see through your vlogs the kind of tourists coming to Malaysia. Some are season travellers who are more tolerant, compared to the less travelled who jump at the slightest of things. Lol!😅
Wow....Ben got some good advise on the laws in Malaysia.
Nice video Ben!🎉
Will we see any vlogs soon? Miss it much😅
Honestly, I don't feel offended when foreigners or tourists complain or criticize something about Malaysia. We should take it and view it positively, as it shows areas where we need to improve. For example, when a tourist from Saudi Arabia mentioned issues with strollers, I agreed with him. It's something we need to consider and work on improving.
Best of the best......from Malaysia with love 👍👍👍
Very good and informative content ❤❤
Thank you Ben for promoting Malaysia....❤👍
Good response. We need to tackle the issue not only for foreigner, its problem for Malaysian too.
I love Malaysia with all its positives and negatives ❤
Good job Ben. Keep it up.
Thanks!
My bro my bro it’s Red October in Philly Philly won the division!!! Been away from RUclips so HAPPY to see your at 11k subs ..Started watching you at 1k subs ..Sent some coin to help ya out and LOVE the new format
Good stuff, go Phillies 😎 Welcome back man. Road to 100k now, we’re climbing. Do you mean you sent me some coin today? I don’t see it on any of the platforms if so 🤔 either way thanks for all the past donations you’ve sent me, it’s helped a ton.
Ben this new style of content is Lit🎉
The guy with the stroller was really negative. The only thing I agree with him is that it's really not accessible with strollers.
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Thanks Ben for promoting our country...
No sugar coating, yet tourists are flocking in like it’s a free buffet!😅
Great video...liked the interviews you did.
Kudos Ben!
Welcome to Malaysia 😊😊
Thanks
In many Southeast Asian cities, the hot and humid climate significantly influences urban design. The prevalence of air-conditioned malls offers a welcome respite from the heat, serving as social hubs where people can shop, eat, and gather without facing the harsh weather. This reliance on indoor spaces reflects both the challenges of unplanned urban environments and the adaptation to climate conditions.
The Nepalese man picked up English just in a year. Fantastic.
If kl is the same as Bangkok, why travel around? Stay at home germany
Relax bro. People need to travel its a global world.
No places is perfect. It’s ok to tell us what’s not ok for the tourists so that we can make it better
I just believe theyre a bit culture shocked. Maybe the countries theyve travelled before was had more in common when they are neighbouring countries compared to here, ASEAN the culture really differs alot
@naufalnoorizan1763 although thailand has 10m ethnic chinese and we have 7million, we kept our language and culture. Look at indonesia, the highest number of overseas chinese but cannot keep their language and culture. Our food is also authentic. Just because Chinatown looked different between manila, Bangkok, singapore and kl, doesn't mean we are inferior
Take the comment constructively and improve. It will only be better for us
Nice content, thank you Ben 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Abstrak Dalam konteks pelancongan bandar, keselamatan pelancong adalah kebimbangan penting yang boleh mempengaruhi aliran masuk pelancong antarabangsa ke banyak bandar raya di seluruh Malaysia Kehadiran polis pelancong di kawasan bandar menyediakan bantuan utama kepada pelancong antarabangsa.Kejadian yang tidak diingini melibatkan pelancong sebagai mangsa memberi kesan negatif kepada industri pelancongan secara keseluruhannya.Tidak dapat tidak, kawasan yang kerap berlaku jenayah di bandar akan berakhir sebagai "kawasan yang tidak dikunjungi" walaupun terdapat laman web pelancongan yang memperkenalkan kepentingan lokasi pelancongan ini.Boleh dikatakan, bandar-bandar yg lebih 'tua' dgn ciri² warisan bandar penting menampilkan bangunan mewakili era seni bina yang berbeza. Namun, ini adalah elemen² pelancongan bandar yang pihak berkuasa tempatan sangat berminat untuk mempromosi. Oleh itu, kajian ini meneliti persepsi pelancong antarabangsa dan kebimbangan mereka terhadap keselamatan dan kesejahteraan di lokasi pelancongan pusat bandaraya Kuala Lumpur. Data primer diperolehi melalui soal selidik berstruktur dan temu bual seramai 201 pelancong antarabangsa yang dipilih. Hasil kajian mendapati bahawa terdapat beberapa isu yang berkaitan dengan keselamatan dan kesejahteraan pelancong antarabangsa di tapak pelancongan pusat bandaraya Kuala Lumpur. Sebagai langkah ke hadapan kajian ini mencadangkan agar program bandar selamat yang sedang dilaksanakan dikaji semula, diperkasakan dan dijadikan lebih berkesan lagi. Katakunci: jenayah bandar, pelancongan bandar, pelancongan selamat, pencegahan jenayah, Pusat Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur, tapak warisan bandar Kuala Lumpur.
Well done Ben, well done 👏
I really don't see the point of many of Ben Fishermin's videos, and tired of people comparing Malaysia or KL to other countries and cities. I travel the world to get different experiences different places and cultures offer, and I don't compare, because each country, infrastructure, culture, social fabric, level of development etc is different.
Nice video.. ♥
Authentic comment is necessary for future improvement. Thanks mate😊
Yeah, travelling with a stroller is very troublesome. The Saudi guy should leave the child back home.
As for food, he can choose whatever he likes, no issues.
Correct, sadly Malaysia hardly has any child friendly or disabled friendly buildings.
@@cutiebirdie2216 small children should be at home and not travelling all over the world. They learn and gain nothing out of travelling around like that. They gained zero experience. They are also exposed to various hazards.
It is not a good idea really bring a child along in a stroller travelling around. It is not in their best interest. In fact the parents are not thinking seriously.
If indeed the parents really care, why not carry the child on their bodies instead of putting the child in a stroller.
Ikr..you travel with child is your choice, dont complain about the inconvenience involve kids😂
Malaysia is good location between thailand/singapore
Well, personally I think the right words for the inclination to Mas is about affordable luxury besides all those food and cultural things!
Well, thanks for liking Mas, cheers and enjoy yourselves guys!
Bro so many ppl say they wanna visit Cameron and Genting highlands..u gotta go there too bro. Not that expensive if u don't stay over night. Cameron should be cheaper as many Airbnb there and more relaxing. Genting is casino and entertainment hub.
Also do consider visiting the islands like Redang! They are beautiful!
At 12:59 - you want to take the train out of Bukit Bintang and go a few stations away (or take the monorail to KL Sentral) and then order GRAB/MOVE/etc from there. It will cost you less time and less money by doing so. The traffic in Bukit Bintang gets so congested by taxis parking indiscriminately on already very busy roads that e-hailing drivers find it very difficult to pick up and drop off passengers in that area.
All the best Ben.. love from Sabah..❤
Thank you
Great video. Would be nice to see/hear more on how people compare Malaysia to other countries. Good and bad - as different people see different thing ss good or bad, depending on where they come from :) .
That saudi guy..compare phuket with kuala lumpur..thats a joke😅
To be fair, this Saudi is speaking the truth, Malaysia side walk and pavement is very bad compare to other major city. kL is already the best spot in malaysia, if you come to Sabah , our pedestrians infrastructure is even more shocking. We don't even have proper lighting along side of the road, let alone a traffic lights that works or a street without litters or pot holes.
I am Malaysian, he is not wrong about that area. He only say that about that area. Phuket is just mentioned as examples for what he prefer.
@@mikecsj1need to inform and complaint to DBKL about this
I lived in KL for 4 years, best times. Chicken Sausage and Beef Bacon gets a bit old but there is access to pricey Non Halal food 😅
Yea lots of non halal food around for sure!
Malaysia not only Kuala Lumpur
Thumbs up 👍 Ben
good job ben 😀👍🇲🇾
new subscriber here ben .. kid from north borneo
Saudi guy compares KL to Phuket & eats non-Malaysian cuisine in Malaysia. it’s like me going to NYC to have roti canai. he really doesn’t like Malaysia 😂
but he is correct, KL really isn’t pedestrian friendly. Stayed at JW Marriott, felt unsafe the moment I stepped out & I find the Bukit Bintang area quite seedy.
Fair interview. Keep it up. -
Malaysia is not tourist attractions, but business attractions.
You're good at reporting!
Cheers mate.
The Saudi guy needs a hug, or see a therapist?... Grab is insanely cheap, you book it, they put the stroller in the trunk, they drop you wherever you want, and boom that's it. Each person can have its opinion, but saying that KL is not convenient for a family is as nonsensical than saying Arabic food is bad.
The Saudi guy is comparing KL to Phuket not Bangkok. That's a small town. Don't know whether Saudi cities are better but for sure it is not weather friendly or that free to walk around especially day time. KL is less crowded than Bangkok and thus air quality is better. Well KL has it's shortcomings but quality of life, family entertainment, gardens and walkable areas are better than most capital cities in Asia. He should explore more.
Ben has corrected the Saudi guy.
@@dmt8091 Do you have some places to suggest in Malaysia, that are walkable, not crowded, not super expensive, and somewhat clean; sorry, a bit spoiled by my country :( . We are looking to explore Malaysia for 2 months, on a budget. We are boring people :P .
Arabian people aren't adventurous... can't imagine them eating chee cheong fun or nasi lemak
@@tigerijawhere are u guys from?
I love this kind of feedback show
You suggestion that the Saudi guy should go ahead and visit Langkawi is excellent man. Its exactly what I, as a Malaysian, would definitely have suggested to him too.. 👍👍
The Arabian man compared Kuala Lumpur and Phuket. I be like, dude have you ever study/research before coming to here(Kuala Lumpur)?
Nice session and honest reviews by the visitors
Dear tourist, go to Terengganu, Langkawi, Sabah or Sarawak if you enjoy nature. Don't go to Kuala Lumpur
Thankz for info
If u ask people from India, Pakistan & China who come to Malaysia, I'd say most would feel totally at home here for obvious reasons. They definitely won't feel out of place and probably would come again
Imo, KL is suitable for families with children to visit. But not so much for toddlers.
love from malaysia :D
Oh by the way the Saudi Arabian should try the food in the public canteen inside the Buddhist temple Kun Yum Thong for new oriental food experience.
The food there is astonishingly delicious and reasonably cheap around the Suria KLCC area!
I often saw Muslims too went just for the good food.
Nice video sir
Ben, these are more quality viewers that you interviewed compared to the China women previously..😁 Hope that you give more interviews for expatriates and more genuine foreign tourists in next video.. can't wait to see it, kudos 👍😊
Yes those women were strange
As a KLite, I feel KL doesn't have an identity. Look at Bukit Bintang, for example; you will see Middle Eastern stalls and restaurants along the roads. How that is allowed to happen is beyond me. Bukit Bintang is the most prominent location in KL but it has no identity at all! I hated going to that part of KL now.