All hands on deck to cope with influx of visitors


Armaya says she can barely keep up with the increasing number of guests as she is the sole worker at the homestay.

BUSINESSES, especially tourism industry players, are finally seeing better days after the reopening of the border with Singapore.

Johor Baru’s streets seem to have returned to their pre-pandemic state, whereby traffic congestion is frequent and Singaporean visitors can be seen around the city.

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