Hoteliers look at boosting local tourism to fill void left by foreigners


Star Media Group chief executive officer Andreas Vogiatzakis (left) greeting (second from right) MAH chief executive officer Yap Lip Seng, vice president Michael Quay, and Secretary-General Christina Toh while SMG chief revenue officer Lydia Wang looks on.

THE Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) is looking at boosting local tourism to fill the void left by foreign travellers following the Covid-19 outbreak.

MAH vice-president Michael Quay says the government should find a way to promote tourism and travel within the country.

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