Terengganu to upgrade tourist attractions


Dr Ahmad Samsuri (second from right) launching the Setiu Wetlands open day. With him are Lim (fourth from left) and Ahmad Shariman (right). — Bernama

SETIU: The Terengganu government is making use of the tourism lull brought about by the Covid-19 outbreak to upgrade infrastructure at tourist attractions in the state.

Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar said the lower number of tourist arrivals, especially at beaches and popular holiday spots, allowed for repair and beautification work to be carried out for the comfort of visitors.

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