All set for domestic tourism boom


Reconnecting with history: One of the places visitors can visit is Muzium Negara, as seen in this file picture.

PETALING JAYA: The proposal to grant a special income tax relief of up to RM1,000 for local travel and cultural spending under Budget 2026 is expected to give a strong boost to domestic tourism, say industry players.

They believe it will also benefit food and beverage outlets and small businesses, crea­ting a wider economic spin-off as Malaysians explore more of the country, rediscovering the diverse attractions while supporting hotels and theme parks.

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