Tourism a key economic sector at these difficult times


Mulu cave attraction: One of the spectacular caves at Mulu National Park that draws visitors from all over the world.

WHEN times are tough, some industries can be more resilient than others. Tourism is one such sector.

Malaysia has plenty to offer tourists – whether it is about exploring the Mulu caves in Sarawak, diving off Pulau Tioman, shopping at the Pavilion, attending a literary festival in the quaint streets of George Town, Penang or just soaking up the sun in Pulau Langkawi.

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