Hotels may be allowed to operate with limited services if National Security Council approves


Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) visiting Menara Star. IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/ The Star. February 20,2020.

PETALING JAYA: Pending approval from the National Security Council, hotels are allowed to operate with limited services, says the Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH).

Citing the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry, MAH president Yap Lip Seng (pic) said once the measure is approved, hotels will be allowed to operate on limited services including allowing in-house guests, who had checked in before March 18 to stay until their intended check-out date.

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