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Commercial flights have stopped coming to Melaka airport, say local tourism players

MELAKA: There are no longer commercial flights at Melaka International Airport (LTAM) in Batu Berendam here and the loss of service is rare, say local tourism players.

Commercial flights have stopped coming to Melaka airport, say Malaysian tourism players

Check-in desks, a baggage carousel and other counters have been empty since September. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Melaka's recreational vehicle park to open to motorhomes, campervans in November

MELAKA - Melaka Historic City Council (MBMB) is developing a recreational vehicle park (RVP) at Taman Bandaraya Bukit Serindit here.Mayor Datuk Shadan Othman said the RVP, which is...

MATTA gets tough with fair fakers

South eyes more Malaysian visitors

Tourism associations in the South of Thailand have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Melaka Chapter of the Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (Matta) to boost tourism between the two countries.

Group plans to tackle loo issue in Melaka

MELAKA: Toilets at the public transportation hub here is a “horrible sight”, says Quality Restroom Association Malaysia (QRAM).

Melaka tourism to get a boost with direct flights from Penang and Pekanbaru

MELAKA: Melaka International Airport (LTAM) is busy again after almost three years of Covid-19 induced hiatus - thanks to direct flights from Penang and Pekanbaru, Indonesia to here.

Melaka Makes U-Turn Decision To Not Open Up For Domestic Tourism Come 1 October

MATTA Melaka wants clear SOP first

Vaccine passes a boon to non-tourism sectors too

Malaysian Chinese Tourism Association Perak Chapter chairman Jimmy Goh ( pic) said with such a passport, people would be able to travel again, which would help revive the battered industry and the economy. “It’s not only the industry here that will welcome the passport, as many other countries would be boosted by it too. “People would be able travel safely and confidently. There are so many who are eager to travel again, whether it is abroad or locally. “The tourism industry is currently in an ‘intensive care unit’ and badly requires help. “Tourism also affects the transportation, accommodation and retail sectors, ” he said.