Is Langkawi turning into a ghost town?


AN apparent lack of buzz in Langkawi has raised questions whether the island is turning into a ghost town.

Langkawi Tourism Association chief (LTA) executive officer Zainudin Kadir told Sinar Harian that bookings at hotels rated three stars and below had dipped to 10% despite the coming Deepavali celebrations.

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