State wants to attract international tourists by rebranding Kampung Cina


Razali (second from right) engaging with participants of the Terengganu Chinese Peranakan Festival 2023.

Terengganu government will rebrand Kampung Cina in Kuala Terengganu to Chinatown in an effort to attract more domestic and foreign tourists.

State tourism, culture, environment and climate change committee chairman Datuk Razali Idris said his team would meet with Chinese non-governmental organisations soon to discuss various matters, in line with the rebranding of the location.

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