Gains in domestic tourism


Soaking up the culture: Chong Ying Sing (front row left) from Johor taking a picture with performers in traditional attire at the Sarawak Cultural Village. Located about 35km from Kuching, the Sarawak Cultural Village is a popular attraction where visitors can experience the culture and lifestyle of Sarawak’s various ethnic communities. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star

Local campaigns, currency woes driving home-ground holidays

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s domestic tourism looks set to end the year with a bang, with data showing the Jom Cuti-Cuti Malaysia 2023 campaign making significant gains.

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