Hotels in Malaysia need to reinvent to attract guests in a pandemic world


Many Malaysians have started baking their own bread during the MCO. Hotels can leverage on this by organising bread-making classes conducted by their own chefs. — Pexels

It's not always that you get the option of learning how to “climb trees” while on holiday at a seaside resort.

But there I stood, next to a 50m- tall tree, wearing a yellow safety helmet and a harness over my lower torso. We were not to climb the tree the conventional way – that is, like how most of us did as kids – but rather, to hoist ourselves up using sort of a pulley system with ropes.

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