Penang hoteliers appealing to reopen facilities in stages


(From left) Raj Kumar with MAH Penang Chapter secretary Tony Goh and vice chairman Ben Ho observing a staff member checking on the food basket items for the Hands of Hope programme at The Wembley — A St Giles Hotel in George Town, Penang.

HOTELIERS in Penang are appealing to the government to be allowed to reopen their facilities in a staggered manner to ensure the industry’s survival.

Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) Penang Chapter chairman K. Raj Kumar said guests who made bookings for their holidays might expect to use the hotels’ facilities.

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