In domestic tourism, Malaysia is experiencing a major boom in spite of the fright of Omicron as the long year-end school holiday starts. Uzaidi Udanis, the Malaysian Inbound Tourism Association president, explained that the concerns about Omicron variant didn’t quite …

By January 1st, Malaysia will reopen its international borders to all foreign visitors. On Thursday, a government advisory council declared this as the country is set to restore its tourism sector which is struggling for long. Recently, the Southeast Asian …

Malaysia is consideringreopeningfor international tourists in November, and travelers from neighboring Singapore could be among the first to be allowed to enter the country, said the Malaysian tourism minister. The minister, Nancy Shukri, said that she’s meeting officials from Singapore …

The Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry (Motac) is preparing to greet international tourists, including the ones coming from West Asia, to an environment that’s safe and free from Covid-19, says it’s Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri. Nancy explained that the …

Like several other countries, the travel restriction to stop the virus spread has also impacted the tourism performance of Malaysia in 2020, the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) said in a statement. As per DOSM, in 2020, the inbound tourism …

The Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (the Centre) is Malaysia’s first venue to be granted the Safe Business Events (SafeBE) certification, a hygiene and safety label, by Bureau Veritas.

The travel landscape in Malaysia has to be opened one way or another – and a tourism bubble is the kind of stepping stone the embattled industry needs right now. Tourism industry players Malaysia say an initiative like that would …

The Penang International Travel Exchange (PITE), Malaysia’s only homegrown business events tradeshow will be expanding to four different regions this year, fully digital from 4 – 8 October 2021. The PITE 2021 Digital Show starts for the Asia Pacific and …

The Association of Tourism Attractions Penang (ATAP) Chairman, Ch’ng Huck Theng, recently mentioned that there is no point to allow hotels in states under Phases Two and Three of the National Recovery Plan (NRP) to reopen for fully vaccinated tourists …

On Thursday, July 15, Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin announced that he is planning to ease restrictions for those who are fully vaccinated, raising concerns among health experts who believe they may still be able to transmit the virus. The …