Tourism

Malaysia Tourism is kicking and moving


Malaysia Tourism is in safe mode according to its deputy director general.
Datuk Musa Hj Yusof will explain how this works.

  1. Malaysia Tourism is in safe mode, but it doesn’t mean the government agency is inactive
  2. The Deputy Director-General for Malaysia Tourism says his overseas offices are kicking and moving
  3. The World Tourism Network invited Tourism Malaysia to an interactive discussion and there was a lot to say about Malaysias inventive approach to reopen the travel and tourism industry.

Datuk Musa Hj Yusof is the Deputy Director-General Tourism for Malaysia. On Friday the World Tourism Network memorized one year of its rebuilding travel discussion and invited the Deputy Director to update a global audience of travel leaders about the situation in Malaysia.

Moderator Rudi Herrmann, WTN Chairman for the Malaysia Chapter said Datuk Musa Hj Yusof is the man who knows, and he did.

Malaysia tourism is in safe mode at this time. Penalties against businesses, not following regulations put in place by the Safe Mode system in this South Asian country increased from $200.00 to up to $10,000.00. Small meetings are now again possible.

International borders are closed, but travel bubbles are being discussed with Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and Brunei.

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