Hoteliers call for govt incentive for people to visit Penang

Hotel association chief says tourism is expected to be one of the last industries to pick up business. FMTNews TravelIncentives Penang Hoteliers

Hotels in Penang remain closed under the movement control order which has caused a drastic drop in tourism.

Malaysian Association of Hotels Penang chapter chairman Khoo Boo Lim said the tourism industry here suffered a drastic drop in business because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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