Filling in the ‘China vacuum’


SEPANG: With the huge China market yet to fully recover from the pandemic, airlines based in the country are targeting South Korean and Indian tourists, say industry leaders.

Speaking at a forum held in conjunction with the CAPA Asia Aviation Summit and Sustainability Awards 2023 here yesterday, they said the South Korean and Indian tourist markets were showing promise with an increase in arrivals.

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