Boost for big boys in theme parks


We will need bigger plans to draw in the international market, says Tan.

BIGGER players must come in and ‘fly-by-night’ theme park projects need to be kept out of the picture in order for the 100% tax exemption for theme parks to propel the tourism industry.

Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA) president Datuk K.L. Tan said theme parks are definite attractions for both domestic and foreign tourists, but it will take bigger plans to draw foreign tourists.

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