Tee: Murals can draw tourists


One for the album: A group of visitors posing in front of a mural painted by street artists at Jalan Dhoby in conjunction with the Petronas tanahairku campaign.

JOHOR BARU: Culture and patrio­tism-themed wall arts can attract foreign tourists to the city and sow love for the nation, especially among the youth.

State Tourism, Trade and Consu­merism Committee chairman Datuk Tee Siew Kiong said the state go­vernment encouraged many people to put up patriotic murals on their buildings.

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