Canada Association of Tourism Employees

Malaysia Tourism is kicking and shifting

Malaysia Tourism is in safe mode, according to its deputy general manager.
Datuk Musa Hj Yusof will explain how this works.

1. Malaysia Tourism is in Safe Mode but that doesn’t mean the government agency is inactive
2. The deputy general manager for Malaysia Tourism says its overseas offices are on the move
3. The World Tourism Network hosted Tourism Malaysia for an interactive discussion and there was much to be said about Malaysia’s inventive approach to reopening the travel and tourism industries.

Datuk Musa Hj Yusof is the Deputy General Director for Tourism in Malaysia. On Friday, the World Tourism Network memorized a year of its Reconstruction Travel Discussion and invited the Assistant Director to update a global audience of travel guides on the situation in Malaysia.

Moderator Rudi Herrmann, WTN chairman of the Malaysia chapter, said Datuk Musa Hj Yusof is the man who knows, and he did.

Tourism in Malaysia is currently in safe mode. The penalties against companies that do not comply with the regulations enacted by the Safe Mode system in this South Asian country increased from US $ 200.00 to US $ 10,000.00. Small meetings are now possible again.

The international borders are closed, but travel bubbles are being discussed with Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand and Brunei.

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“We create trust for domestic travel. Malaysia launched the Clean and Safe Campaign. Nobody in Malaysia was infected with COVID-19 in hotels. Spikes can be seen in factory settings, but not in the travel and tourism sectors.

Flights come and fly to and from the Gulf region, but mostly wear rubber gloves. Malaysia is one of the largest manufacturers of rubber gloves.

According to Datuk, overseas Malaysian tourism boards are moving and moving and kicking. Activities include B2B discussions and social media contact.

Many social media influencers got stuck in Malaysia because of their lust and became spokesmen for the country’s travel and tourism product as well as the food industry.

Alain St. Ange, the former tourism minister of the Seychelles, pushed for the introduction of an international vaccination pass. Datuk Musa Hj Yusof agreed.

Watch his thoughts: