Border reopens: Malaysia still needs domestic tourists to boost tourism


Domestic tourism in Malaysia has been doing very well. — ONG SOON HIN/The Star

Tourism Malaysia recently unveiled its Strategic & Marketing Plan (2022-2026) in an effort to boost the local tourism sector even further.

The new organisational strategy will focus on domestic tourism promotions as well as international tourism recovery, with greater emphasis on digital adoption, innovation, health and safety.

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