Look beyond roads to ease Penang’s jam


THE twin combination of the durian season and school holidays are seeing holidaymakers flocking to Penang.

According to the Malaysian Association of Hotels, most hotels on the island are at least 85% full during this period. It is a welcome boost to the local economy as restaurants, eateries and tourist attractions like the famous funicular train in Penang Hill see a boost in visitors.

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Brian Martin

Brian Martin

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