Cornering Muslim tourism


Big focus: Roslan representing Malaysia at ICTM12 in Khiva, Uzbekistan.

KHIVA (Uzbekistan): A holistic approach that prioritises sustainability, resilience and equity is needed to capture the growing and significant Muslim tourism market, says Datuk Roslan Abdul Rahman.

The Tourism, Arts, Culture Ministry (Motac) secretary-general said the Islamic tourism sector has grown significantly over recent years, driven by the increasing number of Muslim travellers seeking destinations and services that respect their religious beliefs and practices.

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Roslan Abdul Rahman , Motac , ICTM12 , Khiva

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