Reopening borders: Malaysia has 'clean and safe' environment for tourists


Tourism operators say there are measures in place to keep tourists safe and healthy. — AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

Local tourism players are ready to welcome international tourists again when Malaysia fully opens its borders.

Much preparation has been made during the tourism downtime and operators believe they can provide improved holiday experiences to travellers from abroad.

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