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“A dream and real vacation”

Siti Aisyah Othman
Afiqah Izzati Abd Hamid
Nursyasabila Syaza

Budget

Facilities

Environment

A real Vacation
(Malaysian Island)

- Affordable
- Same currency

- Concept of village - The equipment
(rental)

- Beauty of the nature - Temperature
- Friendly society

A dream vacation
(Maldives Island)

- More expensive
- Different currency - Guest Villas
- Beauty of the nature - The equipment
( Included in the - Temperature package) - Friendly society

Introduction
What will you think when you hear about a vacation to an island? I am sure that you must have gone to a vacation in Malaysia before. But have you ever dreamt of having a nicer vacation, such as in Maldives Island? There are some similarities and differences between a dream vacation to Maldives Island and a real vacation in any Malaysian Island, such as the budget, the environment and the facilities.

Body 1
The first thing that you need to consider before going to a vacation is your budget. You need to have a budget plan so that you will know your capability of affording your vacation. For a real vacation, you will definitely choose to go to an Island that is affordable since the currency is the same. In the contrary, if it is a dream vacation, you can choose any expensive islands for your vacation but you will need some time to save some money in order for you to go there. This is because, the currency of money between
Malaysia and Maldives is different. Therefore, you need to consider your budget first before choosing a destination.

Body 2
Different places have different facilities provided. Most of the island in Malaysia will provides a hotel, homestay or chalet to the visitors and usually you have to rent them according to days but in
Maldives island, it comes in package. There is no such things as 1 days 1 nights. The minimum one is 3 day 2 night and it comes in various of packages. Most of the island in Malaysia are more to island and village

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