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Covid-19: How it unfolded
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th the RMCO. the mterstate travel ban was lifted and domestic tourism is encouraged to revive the
Major task to revive tourist site
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Major task to revive tourist site
A new reality for everyone
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2 Travel Local tourism operators are bracing for an uncertain future as 1n erstate travel is
Shadows over Chinatown
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's · Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur, are a reminder of how this tourism hotspot is reeling from the effects of the
Injecting new use into old buildings
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Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri has assured that the ministry is working on
Cheap meals and stress free
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the site of a former refugee camp to, boost tourism in one of its poorest northeastern areas
Businesses anticipate better days ahead as KL turns 50
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~ businesses to revital- ise the area. 'We need to drive more domes- tic tourism if we are to survive. We
'Get familiar with FT issues'
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Datuk Seri Dr Edmuncr Santhara, who is now Tourism, Arts and Culture Deputy Minister. r'\~ L
Building vibrant liveable cities
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industries which has been badly affected is tourism but it has the capacity to recover very fast. 'With
City Hall to relax SOP at Lorong TAR bazaar PDF Presentation Adobe Photoshop CS6
City Hall to relax SOP at Lorong TAR bazaar
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tourism activities in Kuala Lumpur," he said. The event will be held for two days starting yesterday
KL shops can close at 2am
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. "There are expatriates and local tourists still coming and touring KL but before this they'd have to
KL's bird park all set to soar again
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. ~ ~.~ .. --~-.. - ""'· . ""~ '• \ The pandemic and drop in tourist numbers has impacted the park's operating costs, says Taufik
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