Malaysian tourism players need to prioritise post-pandemic sustainable travel


Travellers are now more conscious of the concept of sustainable travel. — G.R. MOTTEZ/Unsplash

Most of us probably wouldn’t mind finding bottles of mineral water when we check in to our hotel rooms. In fact, it’s a welcoming gesture, right? Well, Malaysian actress Maya Karin certainly doesn’t feel that way.

As a matter of fact, the environment advocate will be absolutely annoyed if she finds plastic bottles in her hotel room.

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