Concluded fairs in JB and Kuching recorded increased sales


Show time: Cheah (left) and Hamzah presenting official MATTA Fair supplements to Star Publications' advertising account servicing manager, Kamariah Noor Omar.

KUALA LUMPUR: The tourism industry has not been affected by the disappearance of MH370, said the Malaysia Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA).

Addressing related enquiries at a press conference on the MATTA Fair that starts at the Putra World Trade Centre here today, its president Hamzah Rahmat said everything remains at status quo.

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