Johor eyes ‘work and play’ sector of tourism pie


APCW delegates being briefed on the Johor royal family during a visit to a souvenir shop near the Sultan Abu Bakar Royal Museum during a five-hour free tour organised by the state government.

FRESH from hosting the Asia-Pacific Climate Week 2023 (APCW 2023), Johor hopes more such international events will be held in the state to boost its tourism industry and economy.

Johor tourism, environment, heritage and culture committee chairman K. Raven Kumar said the state could be promoted as an ideal place for work and play.

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