Little impact on hotels


Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) Hotels Training and Education Centre chief executive officer Yap Lip Seng said only a small number of hotels in the country had been gazetted as quarantine centres.

PETALING JAYA: The move to utilise hotels as quarantine centres for Malaysians returning from abroad is unlikely to have a significant impact on the hotel industry, which has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) Hotels Training and Education Centre chief executive officer Yap Lip Seng said only a small number of hotels in the country had been gazetted as quarantine centres.

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