Malaysian tourism industry still needs to improve


By LEESAN
There are over 200 automated immigration clearance counters at the Vancouver airport in Canada. Perhaps the Malaysian immigration department could implement something similar. — Photos: LEESAN

Although the good news comes a little too unexpectedly, the feeling is great and thrilling. Oops, I am talking about the visa exemption extended to visitors from China and India by the Malaysian government.

At the same time, Malaysian passport holders can also enter China without a visa.

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