The theme for these parks are safety and quality


Malaysian Association of Theme Park and Family Recreations (MATFA) president, Tan Sri Richard CK Koh (2nd from left) at the launching of the MATFA Golden Horse Awards 2023 at OWG@Glenmarie on March 21. Looking on are (from left) Tourism Malaysia Senior Director and MAFTA Advisor Datuk Dr Ammar Abd Ghapar, Organizing Chairman Datuk Seri Dr Raymond Liew, MAFTA Deputy President CK Ang and MATFA Advisor Datuk Dr AT Kumararajah.-AZMAN GHANI/The Star

SHAH ALAM: Theme parks should emphasise safety and quality of service to woo more visitors.

Malaysian Association of Themepark & Family Attractions (Matfa) president Tan Sri Richard Koh said safety is crucial to the business when dealing with families with children.

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