Major boost for Penang


The country's biggest seafront city park, promising scenic views and good food, will open by the end of year in Penang, with the state government targeting millions of visitors. But not everyone is thrilled with the latest tourism marvel, as they worry about traffic and environmental issues.

GEORGE TOWN: Malaysia’s largest seafront city park will open here by the end of the year, seeking to captivate visitors from around the world with its waterfront views and dining options.

The RM200mil 20.2ha Gurney Bay will feature, among others, a water body reclamation area, children’s playground, skate park, viewing decks, promenade, hawker stalls, and retail shops under its first phase.

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