Malaysians hold off plans over election speculation


JOHOR BARU: A number of travel companies here are experiencing a slump in business despite the school holidays next month due to uncertainty on when the upcoming general election will be held.

Johor Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA) chairman Kathryn Lee said rumours on the likely dates for the general election might have played a role in influencing Malaysians against travelling overseas next month.

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