More visitors are heading our way


A taste of history: Visitors exploring the A’Famosa Fort, one of the must-visit tourist sites in Melaka. — File photo/Bernama

PETALING JAYA: More foreign visitors are coming to Malaysia, with the upcoming International Labour Day holiday providing the perfect platform for increased bookings, say industry players.

Apart from Chinese and Indian visitors benefiting from the relaxed visa rules, they said the Japanese, South Koreans and British were also having a closer look at Malaysia.

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