Eye-opening study tour of Penang for Aussie group


The study group from UOW including Prof Gollan (in dark blue) observing a larger-than-life bowl of cendol adorning the entrance of a museum in Beach Street.

TRADITIONAL enterprises in Penang were among those hardest hit by the pandemic.

Most were not tech-savvy and relied mainly on walk-in clientele. Nevertheless, they embraced new ways of doing business and emerged better for it.

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