Matfa urges govt to draw up short, medium term plans to help revive ailing tourist industry


KUALA LUMPUR: The government should draw up a tourism recovery plan for the immediate and medium term to revive the ailing tourism industry, says the Malaysian Association of Amusement Theme Park and Family Attractions (Matfa).

Its president Tan Sri Richard CK Koh said best practices that have been adopted in various other countries such as Thailand and Europe should be used in the proposed recovery plan.

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