Air travel remains on recovery path


Kenanga Research's in-house projection showed that tourist arrivals in Malaysia are expected to jump 35% to 27 million in 2024. — Bloomberg

PETALING JAYA: Air travel for business and leisure will continue to recover in 2024, with tourists from China being the key driver, says Kenanga Research.

According to the research firm, its in-house projection showed that tourist arrivals in Malaysia are expected to jump 35% to 27 million in 2024, which is a return to pre-Covid levels.

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