Tourist attractions such as buildings and heritage sites will be maintained for beauty, safety, and cleanliness.
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The remaining RM80 million will be spent on preserving heritage buildings and sites that have the potential to be recognised by UNESCO, such as Niah Cave, Sarawak; Bujang Valley, Kedah; and Royal Belum, Perak.Image via Lonely Planet In addition, the government will be allocating RM350 million to promote tourism activities in Malaysia in conjunction with Visit Malaysia 2026
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