Sim Leisure Group sets its sights on more Escape theme parks


Sim: The future of the attractions business will no longer be focused on theme parks with mechanical rides.

PETALING JAYA: While the Sim Leisure Group may not be a familiar name to many, the home-grown company is one of the leading players in the development and operation of theme parks in the region.

It has set its sights on stamping its presence not only in the local market but internationally.

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