Pangkor’s duty-free status is expected to revive tourism. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star
PANGKOR’S duty-free status, which has been long-awaited by locals and tourists, marks a promising start to the year.
In fact, the island’s new status effective Jan 1 is timely since the launch of Visit Malaysia 2020.
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Pangkor’s duty-free status is expected to revive tourism. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star
A chocolate shop in Pangkor is the only duty-free outlet now.
Tourists also visit Pangkor for its lovely beaches.
Pangkor island attracts more tourists following its status as a duty-free hub.
The island that is famous for its seafood products should gain popularity with its duty-free status.
Pangkor’s duty-free status is expected to revive tourism. — Photos: RONNIE CHIN/The Star
Faizal says the duty-free status will be implemented in stages.
Pangkor’s fishing industry has expanded, producing a wide range of dried seafood products. — Filepic
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