Tourism industry poised for rain or shine


PETALING JAYA: As Malaysia experiences ongoing hot weather accompanied by scattered thunderstorms in certain regions, the nation’s tourism industry is swiftly adjusting to ensure the wellbeing of visitors while still allowing them to enjoy the country’s diverse offerings, according to tourism operators.

President of the Malaysian Tou­rism Federation Datuk Tan Kok Liang said tour operators are modi­fying their itineraries to incorporate earlier start times, a greater emphasis on indoor acti­vities and reduced exposure to direct sunlight.

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