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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
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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