KULAI: Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) has become one of the “must visit” places for both foreign and local tourists since its opening in December 2011.
Royal walkabout: Sultan Ibrahim doing a spot of ‘window shopping’ after the official opening of the Johor Premium Outlets. Accompanying His Majesty on a tour of the outlets are Lim and Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Osman Sapian. — ART CHEN/The StarJohor Premium Outlets has become one of the “must visit” places for both foreign and local tourists since its opening in December 2011.
Genting Group chairman and chief executive Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay said it received over 4.5 million visitors annually, putting Johor on the regional retail tourism map.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Johor MB pitches Visit Johor 2020 in BatamOsman Sapian meets Batam mayor to promote tourism.
Read more »
Mahathir in the dark over Johor MB’s visit to BatamThe prime minister went on to defend the decision not to declare an emergency over Pasir Gudang toxic crisis.
Read more »
Johor MB explains Batam visit amid toxic crisis at homeOsman says the trip was pre-planned and later shortened due to the crisis in Pasir Gudang.
Read more »
Johor MB defends Batam visit as working tripPASIR GUDANG: Mentri Besar Datuk Osman Sapian has defended his trip to Batam island in Riau province, Indonesia, saying it was working trip meant to boost local tourism.
Read more »
1,250 tonnes of soil, water and sludge removed from polluted river, says Johor Health DeptPASIR GUDANG: Contractors involved in the cleaning operation of Sungai Kim Kim have so far collected 1,250 tonnes of soil, water and sludge from the river.
Read more »
Johor Ruler sees red over allegationsPASIR GUDANG: Johor Ruler Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar has expressed anger over allegations spread by certain quarters that he has a business interest in a factory allegedly involved in the pollution incident here.
Read more »
Johor Health Dept apologises over confusion on Pasir Gudang death rumourPETALING JAYA: The Johor Health Department has apologised over confusion arising from a statement it issued on the death rumour in relation to the Pasir Gudang chemical dumping incident.
Read more »