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MATTA Fair April 2022 indicates encouraging tourism recovery

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

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The Malaysian travel industry recorded more than RM40 million in sales during the MATTA Fair that was held from 9-10 April at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur – an encouraging sign of recovery for the tourism sector.

More than 100 exhibitors including 17 national & state tourism organisations participated in Malaysia’s largest consumer travel fair which resumed for the second time after November 2021.

Many visitors were checking out the exhibitors selling not only domestic but international packages as well and it was vibrant with many sales concluded.

Cruise packages were also selling well at the fair, according to Datuk Tan Kok Liang, President of the Malaysian Association of Tours and Travel Agents (MATTA).

Based on the results at the MATTA Fair’s Buyers’ Contest, the most popular international destinations were led by Turkey, followed by United Kingdom and Japan.

MATTA Fair was pleased to have Malaysia Airlines as the official Airline and its sister companies that serves as a drawing factor for customers who were looking forward to superb deals ranging from airfare tickets, holidays packages and experiences plus multiple travel perks for their next getaway.

They are looking forward to the next MATTA Fair planned for 2-4 September 2022.


With the relaxation of the Malaysian COVID-19 testing regime effective 1 May 2022, flight connectivity is set to improve considerably which will auger well for both inbound and outbound traffic.

Once again, they wish to thank Sarawak Tourism Board for the support of the MATTA Fair as Malaysia Favourite Destination”, and the consumers, sponsors and partners who helped make the MATTA Fair a success.







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