Domestic tourism picking up in Johor with easing of MCO


JOHOR BARU: Tourism players are hopeful that things will improve for the industry as the public becomes more confident to travel after more than a month under the recovery movement control order (MCO).

They feel that while it will take time for the industry to pick up momentum, especially as international travel has yet to be reinstated for the public, they are optimistic about business prospects in the coming months.

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