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A million Chinese expected

PETALING JAYA: The impending opening up of China will benefit the Malaysian tourism industry, says the Malaysia Inbound Tourism Association (Mita).

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Resuming travel to Taiwan

AFTER 939 days of pandemic restrictions, Taiwan opened up visa-free travel for Malaysian tourists at the end of September.

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Taking to the streets to promote Taiwan

AS the Covid-19 pandemic becomes more manageable, more countries in Asia, including Taiwan, are beginning to welcome tourists.

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Weaker ringgit likely to attract inbound tourists

PETALING JAYA: The weaker ringgit will likely attract more inbound tourists and eventually strengthen the economy with more foreign currencies coming into the country especially the US dollar, tourism players opined.

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Malaysians still need visas for Taiwan for now

PETALING JAYA: Malaysians who wish to travel to Taiwan for business or pleasure will still need to get a visa for now.

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