Pantai Chenang in Langkawi may not be as lively as it used to be before the pandemic, but at least the beach is no longer overcrowded. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star
It has been nearly a month since the Langkawi travel bubble kicked off on Sept 16, and it seems like the programme has been a success.
Langkawi Development Authority (LADA) chief executive officer Nasaruddin Abdul Muttalib said in a report that up to Sept 30, tourist arrivals under the programme generated RM15.97mil in revenue for Langkawi.
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