Pemulih aid package is 'not enough' for hotels, says MAH


MAH said the industry will provide the government with the necessary information to kick-start tourism activities. - SOREN ASTRUP JORGENSEN/StockSnap

The Pemulih package does not address the specific needs of hotels despite being recognised as one of the most impacted sectors, said the Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH).

MAH president Datuk N. Subramaniam said hotels should have also been included in the one-off financial assistance aid that was extended to licensed tour operators.

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