1 The huge crowd thronging the four halls of MATTA Fair 2015, despite talk that the number of visitors would decrease this year.2 The Indonesian booth brought in cultural performances as well as contemporary and traditional music to represent the country’s rich cultural background. Pictured is a musician playing the ‘sasando’ a traditional string instrument from Nusa Tenggara.3 Yilmaz (second from left) with traditional Turkish dancers.
THOUSANDS of visitors flocked to the Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA) Fair, searching for the best deals for destinations that slaked their wanderlust.
Targeting 100,000 visitors for the three-day fair that began on Sept 3, MATTA president Hamzah Rahmat said there were 20,000 visitors on the first day alone, followed by 35,000 on the second day.
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