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‘Include departure levy in airfare’
PETALING JAYA: The departure levy for outbound travellers should be incorporated in the airfare, say a travel association and travellers alike.
Budget 2019: Travel, departure levy
AVID traveller Shahida Sakeri will think twice about going overseas for her holiday next year when the departure levy on travellers leaving Malaysian airports is introduced on June 1.
Govt urged to review rules governing local tourism industry
PETALING JAYA: It is high time the Government review and amend the rules and regulations governing the tourism industry, say local tourism industry players.
Matta intensifies calls to abolish Tourism Tax
Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (Matta) president Datuk Tan Kok Liang has renewed calls for the Tourism Tax (TTx) to be abolished as it is counterproductive to tourists.
SPAD was nothing but a road hump to us, say groups
PETALING JAYA: Transport and tourism groups are hailing the dissolution of the Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD), calling it a “thorn” in their side.
Cashing in on ‘election tourists’
THE stage is set for a bruising battle but for local tourism players, the general election is likely to be a boon for business.
Caravan parks in the making
IMAGINE going on a road trip around Malaysia without checking into any hotel, but spending the night in your own comfortable caravan in a safe and secure park.
Forum aims to elevate tourists’ experience
KUALA LUMPUR: With China being Malaysia’s third largest source of tourists after Singapore and Indonesia, local tourism industry players must be ready for the many business opportunities they bring.
Forum to offer valuable insights from China's and Malaysia’s tourism experts
PETALING JAYA: Ever wanted to tap into the flourishing Chinese outbound travel market?
Big jump in China tourist arrivals expected
KUALA LUMPUR: More than 250,000 Chinese tourists are expected to visit Malaysia during the Chinese New Year period this year compared to almost 200,000 last year.
