Gradual upswing in business expected


Hotels in Johor Baru are hoping for an increase in bookings now that interstate and inter-district travel is permitted. — Filepic

JOHOR BARU: Tourism players and hoteliers are hoping the Federal Government’s move to reopen inter-state and inter-district travel will help bring about a gradual revival of the industry here.

Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) Johor chapter secretary Yvonne Loh said that while the announcement’s effect may not be felt immediately, it bodes well for the local hoteliers for the new year.

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