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  1. Malaysia's tourism recovery flops as Thailand, Indonesia cash in

    Malaysia welcomed about 3 million visitors in 2022, up from 134,728 visitors the previous year, according to Tourism Malaysia. The intake was just about 12 percent of the number that arrived in ...

  2. Malaysia's Tourism Recovery Stumbling Behind Regional Neighbours

    According to Tourism Malaysia, the country welcomed about 3 million visitors in 2022, a major increase from just 134,728 visitors in 2021. The 2022 intake was only about 12% of the number that arrived in 2019. However, Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia — which in 2022 welcomed 10 million, 4.6 million, and 4.58 million visitors, respectively ...

  3. How Tourism Malaysia is building back the sector in the post-Covid era

    In 2019, before Covid-19 shut down all travel, Malaysia received 26.1 million international visitors who brought in RM86.1 billion in revenue, according to Tourism Malaysia statistics. Hiking is ...

  4. Tourism in Malaysia

    Nonetheless, what was once a thriving sector of Malaysia's economy, contributing around 6.8 percent to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2019, the tourism industry suffered the consequences of ...

  5. PDF Malaysia Tourism Key Performance Indicators 2022

    Source: Strategic Planning Division, Tourism Malaysia with the cooperation of Immigration Department, Malaysia Malaysia has recorded 10,070,964 tourist arrivals in 2022, a decline of -61.4% and received RM28.23 billion in tourism receipts, a drop of -67.2% compared to the same period in 2019. TOURIST ARRIVALS (MILLION) 30.00 25.00 20.00 15.00 ...

  6. COVID: Malaysia's tourism sector faces collapse

    While the country has gradually reopened its economy in the face of declining COVID-19 cases, the tourism industry is simply recovering too slowly without foreign visitors, according to National Recovery Council Chairman Muhyiddin Yassin. In Malaysia, 94.9% of adults are already fully vaccinated, based on statistical surveys.

  7. Total lockdown: 'Dying' tourism sector in Malaysia needs help to

    The tourism industry and related economic activities in the country, according to Faeez, have suffered losses of over RM100bil in total since the start of the pandemic last year. "Tourist arrivals ...

  8. Malaysia'S National Tourism Policy: Focus on Recovery ...

    In late December 2020, the Prime Minister of Malaysia launched Malaysia's National Tourism Policy 2020-2030, giving concrete direction for the future of Malaysia's tourism industry over the next ten years. In his speech, the Prime Minister emphasised the importance of recovery, connections, and sustainability.

  9. Revitalising Tourism and Hospitality Under the National Tourism Policy

    National Tourism Policy 2020-2030 In response, the Government launched the National Tourism Policy (NTP) 2020-2030 on 23 December 2020 to ensure the continuity of the country's tourism industry, while targeting to make Malaysia a global top 10 tourism destination in both arrivals and receipts.

  10. Surviving The Impact of Covid-19: Tourism industry ...

    Alas, the Covid-19 pandemic brought the entire tourism industry to a grinding halt as the government, along with its counterparts around the world, took measures to contain the spread by closing borders, causing massive job and revenue losses. Many hotels shuttered, while some travel agencies and businesses folded as their funds dried up.

  11. Tourism Malaysia encounters challenges in domestic tourism promotion

    KUALA LUMPUR: Tourism Malaysia has encountered difficulties in its domestic tourism promotion efforts, with certain states showing a reluctance to share their lists of tourist spots, especially ...

  12. Local tourism operators struggling with post-pandemic recovery

    PETALING JAYA, Nov 14 — The Covid-19 pandemic has significantly influenced the global tourism industry. Here in Malaysia, the income of local business owners was severely impacted by lockdowns including the movement control order (MCO) and the closing of borders to stop the spread of Covid-19. Since reopening of the economic sectors, the ...

  13. The impact of COVID-19 on tourism industry in Malaysia: Current Issues

    Current Issues in Tourism Volume 24, 2021 - Issue 19: COVID-19 and Tourism. Submit an article Journal homepage. 183,305 Views 155 ... The pandemic is highly impacting the tourism industry in Malaysia, particularly, the airline and hotel businesses. Apart from that, this study also discusses the stimulus packages offered by the Malaysian ...

  14. Malaysia's Tourism Industry Challenges amid the Covid-19 Pandemic

    Although 2020 was supposed to be another "Visit Malaysia Year" and the Malaysian government had fully prepared for it; the Covid-19 pandemic put all the nation's hopes on hold. The understanding of how the tourism industry in Malaysia can recover from a crisis is not yet complete, which has resulted in a lack of guidance for both industry professionals and researchers.

  15. 'Too early to gauge tourism recovery'

    In a recent report entitled China Corporates Snapshot, Fitch Ratings said China's tourism sector recovery has slowed since mid-2021 and will remain volatile in 2022 as a result of travel restrictions amid a resurgence of Covid-19 cases. Domestic tourist numbers and revenue in 2021 declined to around 50 per cent of pre-pandemic levels from over ...

  16. Malaysia's tourism renaissance defined by influencers, trends, innovations

    Tourism Influencers. In the aftermath of the pandemic, the Malaysian travel industry is experiencing a renaissance, propelled by travel content creators who use social media platforms to showcase the diverse and captivating tourism attractions across the country. Nur Aina Yusob, 28, a travel content creator widely recognised as @ainayb, noted a ...

  17. Tourism industry a catalyst for Malaysia's economic recovery, says

    Monday, 13 Feb 2023 7:34 AM MYT. BINTULU, Feb 13 — The tourism industry is seen as one of the best measures to restore the country's economy, said Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing. The Bintulu MP said for that purpose, every player in the tourism industry such as hotel operators, restaurants, shopping centres ...

  18. Tourism Malaysia Launches New Strategic & Marketing Plan for 2022-2026

    Tourism Malaysia Strategic & Marketing Plan was developed based on National Tourism Policy 2020-2030, National Ecotourism Plan 2016-2025, National Cultural Policy (DAKEN) 2021 and UNWTO Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The strategies are also formulated on market trends and sentiments, secondary data research as well as input from ...

  19. Issues: Tourism industry awaits full recovery

    "Investments in travel technology, in the long run, will directly address these issues and lead to improved costs, time and manpower efficiency while enabling hoteliers to track and assess business performance," says OYO's Tan. ... According to the Tourism Malaysia Marketing Plan 2022-2026, one of the strategies to attract Southeast Asian ...

  20. Tourism minister apologises over deputy's 'preferred Muslim ...

    Based on the Hansard on Monday, Seputeh MP Teresa Kok had asked questions regarding the Tourism Ministry's strategies, preparations and challenges faced for Visit Malaysia Year 2026, and had ...

  21. Tourism industry in Malaysia is healing and moving forward

    Tourism industry in Malaysia is healing and moving forward. By LEESAN. Malaysia. Sunday, 14 Nov 2021. 1:05 PM MYT. Jonker Street in Melaka may not be as busy as it used to be, but local tourists ...

  22. Malaysia'S Tourism Industry Challenges Amid the Covid-19 Pandemic

    on Malaysia's tourism industry has been compounded by the government's strict measures to contain the spread of the virus, including lockdowns and movement restrictions. ... critical issues related to tourism, among other topics, and facilitated the exchange of ideas, AEI Insights, Vol 9, Issue 1, 2023 93 knowledge, and practices. Similarly ...

  23. Challenges and Pitfalls in The Operation of Malaysia Tourism and

    The tourism industry contributed a significant 2.4% increase in tourism receipt from RM82.1 billion (2017) to RM84.1 billion in 2018 (Tourism Malaysia Statistic, 2018). To speed up the development of the tourism industry, the government has spent more of its budget to invest in improving hospitality since tourism needs skillful manpower to ...

  24. Stronger tourism activity poised to spur economy

    Based on the tourism direct GDP performance, the tourism industry helped to increase Malaysia's employment by 2.9% to 3.6 million persons in 2019. This contributed 23.6% to total national ...

  25. Tourism Ministry says 349 Haj fraud reports made since last year

    "For the year 2023 until May 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (Motac) has received a total of 349 umrah complaints with a loss of RM14.09 million where Motac has advised the complainant to make a claim with TTPM for compensation and file a police report for fraud cases . "In this connection, Motac has opened 19 investigation papers related to umrah with eight cases resolved ...

  26. Strengthening Muslim-friendly tourism and hospitality in Malaysia

    Hajiji said that in Tawau, the state government was implementing proposed tourism projects through Sabah's Tourism, Culture and Environment Ministry like the development of a new resort in Tawau ...