Chinese tourist arrivals not affected by MH370, Sabah kidnappings


A popular stretch of beach in Port Dickson

PORT DICKSON: The involvement of Chinese nationals as victims in the MH370 tragedy and kidnapping cases, especially in Sabah, does not hamper tourists from China from coming to Malaysia.  

Malaysian Consul-General in Kunming Datuk Siow Chen Pin said this was reflected in the arrival of 1.68 million tourists from China to Malaysia in 2015, which saw an increase of four per cent from that of 2014.  

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