Tourism industry in Malaysia is healing and moving forward


By LEESAN
Jonker Street in Melaka may not be as busy as it used to be, but local tourists have been making their way there since the ban on interstate travel was lifted. — LEESAN

Over the past 20 months, the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry has been working hard to help revive the industry, and today, the results are very clear for everyone to see.

Sure, this is what the ministry is supposed to do anyway, but honestly there is actually little that it can do without jeopardising the country’s ongoing efforts to fight the virus.

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