Terengganu to implement dress code for tourists


A file picture of Pulau Redang, a popular tourist destination in the state.

PETALING JAYA: Tourists who intend to visit Terengganu must now abide by a dress code, as outlined by the state government.

According to the the state government news portal Teganukita, a circular with guidelines on attire will soon be released to all Malaysian travel agents and Malaysian tourism headquarters in neighbouring countries, including Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand.

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