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Malaysia’s Travel And Tourism 2022 Wrap Up With 2023 Outlook

Angelica Chan, Country Manager, Traveloka Malaysia | Michael Van Ommen, Director and Chief Hospitality Officer , Filoxenia, representing Temple Tree Resort Langkawi | Zulkifli Rahman, Director of Sales and Marketing, The Ritz-Carlton Langkawi

04-Jan-23 12:00

Malaysia’s Travel And Tourism 2022 Wrap Up With 2023 Outlook

After 2 years of pandemic, Malaysia’s travel and tourism industry is seeing better days. How has the industry fared in 2022 and are things going to get better in 2023? 

Photo Credit : Shutterstock | Ground Picture

Produced by: Jeremy Ng

Presented by: Freda Liu, Lily Chai, Roshan Kanesan


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