Arts and culture events are expected to enliven the Istana Budaya stage once again. Seen here, dancers during the opening ceremony of the China-Malaysia Year of Culture and Tourism 2020. — Filepic
KUALA Lumpur’s tourism sector is about to get a kick-start, in line with the National Recovery Plan 2021.
Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri speaks to StarMetro about the ministry’s plans for the federal capital, aimed at getting these sectors running again.
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Arts and culture events are expected to enliven the Istana Budaya stage once again. Seen here, dancers during the opening ceremony of the China-Malaysia Year of Culture and Tourism 2020. — Filepic
The Sultan Abdul Samad Building will undergo repair work. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
An aerial view of Carcosa Seri Negara which will undergo a conservation management plan to bring it back to its former glory. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
Due to the NRP, entertainment and nightlife activities are suspended but such places, including Trec KL entertainment hub in Jalan Tun Razak, will be revived once the pandemic is under control.
Nancy says Motac has wide-ranging plans that encompass identifying and managing heritage buildings, resuscitating the wellness industry and introducing more activities out in nature.
One of Motac’s initiatives is to encourage people from all demographics to use spa and wellness services once they reopen and help boost the industry.
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