Malaysia sees increase in tourists from China and India, says Tourism Minister

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Malaysia has seen an increase in tourists from China and India this year, says Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing.  He said the country received 1.02 million tourists from China and more than 472,000 visitors from India in the January to September period.   Read more at http://rb.gy/1go4q4   WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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01:09 and India are among the important tourism markets for Malaysia.

01:17 The Pembangan Pengajualan Pisar is a very important initiative to boost the growth and

01:28 development of the tourism industry in the country, especially for these two markets

01:39 that have a large population and have certainly attracted a large number of tourists.

01:48 By implementing the Pembangan Pengajualan Pisar policy, it will indeed have a positive impact on the tourism industry.

01:59 We can expect a significant increase in the number of tourists from India or China.

02:08 This will indirectly boost the tourism economy, such as hotel rent,

02:17 travel vouchers, and so on.

02:21 In any case, we ensure the facilities and facilities in our country

02:29 ensure the tourism industry is in good and safe condition.

02:34 For tourism, we also offer interesting and competitive tourism products.

02:41 In addition, the most important thing is that we do not treat all issues as religious or religious issues.

02:50 We must focus more on the areas that truly contribute to the economic development of the country

03:01 so that we can gain confidence in tourists and more and more tourists come to our country.

03:13 Only then can we help the development of the country's economy.

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