Pickyourtrail and Tourism Malaysia sign MoU

Personalised travel platform Pickyourtrail has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tourism Malaysia.

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As part of the collaboration, both organisations will focus on making travel to Malaysia more accessible through innovative formats and offerings. A no-cost EMI travel package, developed in association with leading banking partners, has been introduced.

The “travel now, pay later” model enables travelers to book curated Malaysia holidays with flexible payment options ranging from 3 to 9 months, reducing upfront cost barriers while maintaining flexibility and choice.

In addition, the partnership will introduce exclusive airline offers in collaboration with key carrier partners, further strengthening the overall value proposition for Indian travelers.

“Indian travelers today are not just looking for more destinations—they’re looking for more control over how they plan and pay for travel. Partnerships like this allow us to bring together destination expertise and flexible financing to make international travel more accessible without compromising on experience. Malaysia is uniquely positioned for this shift, given the diversity it offers across beaches, culture, nature and cities. Our focus is to make that diversity easier to access and more relevant to how Indians travel today,” Hari Ganapathy, Co-founder and CEO, Pickyourtrail, said.

“India continues to be one of Malaysia’s most important source markets and this partnership with Pickyourtrail reflects our commitment to strengthening that connection. By working together on curated offerings and flexible travel options, we aim to make Malaysia an even more compelling and accessible destination for Indian travelers,” a spokesperson from Tourism Malaysia said.

 

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