Shunned by domestic visitors, tourism group warns Langkawi set to become ‘ghost town’ once again

KUALA LUMPUR, 7 Nov — Langkawi is at risk of being a “ghost town” without any drastic measures from Putrajaya, the Langkawi Tourism Association (LTA) reportedly said. LTA...

Asus Malaysia replies local artist demanding take down of brand’s Israeli social media posts, in solidarity with under-siege PalestineLTA said the hospitality sector on the island relies heavily on tourism, and has been affected heavily by the decrease of domestic tourists.— File picture by Azneal IshakKUALA LUMPUR, 7 Nov — Langkawi is at risk of being a “ghost town” without any drastic measures from Putrajaya, the Langkawi Tourism Association reportedly said.

"Langkawi will become a 'ghost town' once more like it was during the Covid-19 pandemic. The prime issue here is that there is no specific promotion to make Langkawi vibrant again.LTA hopes that the state and federal governments can discuss and come to a solution for the sake of reviving Langkawi which can further contribute to the country’s economy, he said.

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