APTTF’s CEO claims event received verbal support from ministry


PETALING JAYA: Asia Pacific Tourism and Travel Federation (APTTF) chief executive officer Adeva Sangkuni claimed that its recent awards event received verbal support from the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry but conversations went silent after last year’s change of government.

“We had communicated with Tourism Malaysia on the endorsements of the APTTF Annual Awards 2019, including sending the invitation and making phone calls a year before the event,” he added.

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