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Malaysia Airlines is offering customers subsidised airline tickets for domestic destinations in support of the government’s “green travel bubble” initiative.

Beginning today, applications to enter and exit the country for Malaysians and foreigners, during the RMCO until Dec 31, can be done via MyTravelPass.

Tapping into the largest component in domestic visitors’ expenditure.

While there was a dearth of visitors to Kuala Sala, Kuala Perlis saw huge crowds at the ferry terminal.

Controlled groups of passengers from chartered flights would be welcomed around the world.

Low-cost airline AirAsia has changed its policy on how many bags passengers can bring on board the plane for free.

The Department of Statistics released the 2019 Domestic Tourism Survey today, again right on schedule as it always had at the end of every June.

Tourism Malaysia had just released figures for foreign tourist arrivals in the first three months of this year, and it was no surprise that total numbers dropped by 36.8%.

Time for our country to design and offer the Malaysian brand of tourism to make it Truly Malaysia.

Holidaymakers and tourism industry players must not miss the boat.

The National Security Council has decided the resumption of domestic flights in the country must follow the SOP of allowing only half-load flights.

AirAsia will resume operating in stages, starting with domestic flights today and subsequently for several Asean countries by May 16.

Malaysia Airlines will not accept passengers that do not have or wear a face mask.

The Sultan Iskandar Building Immigration complex at the Singapore-Johor Causeway will stop its 24-hours operations and begin operating 7am to 7pm daily starting this Friday.

AirAsia Group Bhd will resume its scheduled domestic flights starting April 29, 2020 before gradually adding international destinations, subject to approval from the authorities.