Banking on waterfront, seafood to attract tourists


Mohamad Razif (right) discussing with Yasid on the plans for more seafood restaurants at Pier Point One on Laguna Park.

WITH the aim to turn Laguna Park, Precinct 2 at BioBay in Pulau Indah into a tourist spot, Central Spectrum (M) Sdn Bhd, the main property developer in Pulau Indah, is hoping to include a row of seafood restaurants along Jalan Samudera, Port Klang.

Its chief executive officer Mohamad Razif Abdul Wahab said the waterfront had tourism potential.

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