Kajian dedah hotel KL hilang 80% pendapatan sepanjang PKP | The Malaysian Insight

Kajian dedah hotel KL hilang 80% pendapatan sepanjang PKP

HOTEL di Kuala Lumpur merekodkan kejatuhan 80% pendapatan dan 5% sehingga 8% kadar jualan bilik sejak bermulanya perintah kawalan pergerakan, kata Jabatan Perangkaan.

Kajian dilakukan jabatan itu bertujuan mengenal pasti kesan Covid-10 kepada sektor terpilih di pelbagai negeri di Malaysia, ia bagaimanapun tidak menyatakan tempoh masa kajian dibuat. Buletin khas jabatan menyebut yang industri hotel dan penginapan terjejas teruk kerana pembatalan Tahun Melawat Malaysia 2020 disebabkan Covid-19.

Di Kuala Lumpur juga, sektor pengangkutan terjejas dengan PKP dengan RapikKl merekodkan kejatuhan penumpang mencecah 65.1%.

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