Slow but steady boom expected in tourism
The return of international tourists to Malaysia may get off to a slow start when the country’s borders are reopened on April 1.
Rolling out the welcome mat
Yap, Uzaidi and Koh say the tourism sector will receive a shot in the arm with the lifting pf the travel ban and the upcoming holidays.
Travel agency marks silver jubilee with contest to revitalise tourism industry
Apple Vacations chairman Datuk Seri Lee Ee Hoe said the travel agency had always upheld these values — to be unyielding and courageous in the face of trials.
‘No travels for now, no problem!’
KUALA LUMPUR: With the tourism sector yet to recover from the fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic, the boss of a local travel agency has decided to diversify and innovate its core operations.
Get transported to Shikoku – by leesan
Surrounded by the sea on all sides with towering mountains in the middle, Shikoku has its share of natural marvels that you should not miss.
A big loss, either way – by leesan
Even this remains to be seen as both the Japanese government and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) are still discussing whether to go ahead with the event.
Diversifying due to the pandemic
Apple Vacations is challenging itself to find alternative sources of income while still aiming to be the top choice for travellers once the industry recovers.
Apple Vacations turns crisis into opportunity by selling high-end fruits
Apple Vacations founder Datuk Seri Lee Ee Hoe turns crisis into opportunity by switching to selling imported high-end fruits as nations across the world impose lockdown measures to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wars that shouldn’t have been – by leesan
Leaders of some countries have taken cue from him, tearing up their societies and setting the world ablaze.
The ignorance of these people has indirectly set the undeclared “World War III” into action.
Businessmen do their bit for those in need – The Star
Helping hand: Wong showing ker kaya rolls as Koh looks on.
