Express Rail Link
Delegates of ICCB 2019 can travel from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to the city center via KLIA Ekspres, the fastest airport transfer in Kuala Lumpur at RM85.00 for a return ticket.
This exclusive promotional rate is valid from of 13th July – 1st August 2019.
Use promo code ICCB2019 to purchase and travel within 13th – 25th July 2019.
Please use this link to purchase tickets.
RapidKL, KTM Komuter or Monorail
Using the metro is a very popular way of transport in Kuala Lumpur. At each Light Rail Transit station (LRT) there are big maps that tell you all the destinations of the metro in and around the city. You can also get a map at the small counter at each station. Tickets can be bought at the machines or at the counter. You can also buy a daily pass and other special tickets, like the Touch 'N Go prepaid card that you can swipe when you go through the LRT gate. Fare between two connecting stations range from RM1.20 to RM2.50 one-way. There are three LRT lines in Kuala Lumpur. They are RapidKL, KTM Komuter and KL Monorail. Though stations are not always connected; together they do offer the possibility to travel through the whole city. RapidKL and KTM Komuter connect the city center with all the suburbs; while the KL Monorail runs straight through the city center. Though a train arrives at a KL Monorail station every 3 to 4 minutes; do try to avoid the Monorail during rush hour. You can use the metro daily between 6 am and midnight.
Asian Trails
Asian Trails offers airport transfer to all hotels in Kuala Lumpur. For more information, please review details provided and to make a reservation please complete and submit the booking form by 16 July 2019.
All questions about the tours, how to book them, or payment, please contact, Hana at +603 2141 5245 (Ext 502) or mice@asiantrails.com.my
Go KL City Bus
Go KL City Bus service is complimentary mode of transportation to improve public mobility into the Central Business District (CBD) of Kuala Lumpur. Rakyat & tourists alike may enjoy Go KL as Go KL stops at various main attractions & business centres for city dwellers’ convenience. If you happen to be in KL and spot a light purple bus near you, just hop on the bus and enjoy the ride!
A map of bus routes can be found here.
Grab
Grab is Southeast Asia's #1 ride-sharing provider, food delivery service, and cashless payment solution all in one. Please download the Grab app before you arrive in Kuala Lumpur.
Taxis in Kuala Lumpur
Taxis are relatively inexpensive and can be a good way to get around the city. Make sure to only take metered taxis, as some taxis refuse to use a meter and will overcharge. Not all taxis take credit cards so plan to carry some Malaysian ringgit with you. Taxis in Kuala Lumpur come in two types- budget (red and white in color) and executive (yellow and blue in color). Executive taxis are slightly newer and more comfortable but charge more than budget taxies. Budget rates are about RM3 ($0.77) for the first 1km and RM 0.10 ($0.03) for each consequent 115 metres while rates for executive taxies are about RM6 ($1.54) for the first 1km and RM 0.20 ($0.05) for each consequent 150 metres.
Note that from midnight until 6:00 a.m. there is a 50% surcharge on metered fares. Also note that while tips are not expected, many drivers appreciate any extra money you offer (through rounding up). Carrying change is recommended as some taxi drivers claim not to carry any themselves. Some places, such as shopping malls and airports, also use a prepaid coupon system for taxis.
SCB is offering this information for the sole purpose of assisting Congress delegates in the planning of their trip but is not liable for their experiences.