Call to reopen state borders


Guests checking-in and getting their hand sanitised at the reception counter of a hotel in George Town.

The hotel industry across the country is hoping that the interstate travel ban will be totally lifted sooner than expected, with many operators saying they are at their wit’s end.

M Summit Group corporate communications manager Ng Su-Ann said it would be a big boost to hotel occupancy if the ban is lifted.

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