Record 1,000 rooms booked in Langkawi as M'sia enters recovery MCO
CORONAVIRUS | Barely hours after Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin announced further relaxing of Covid-19 prevention restrictions, over 1,000 bookings from June 10 onwards have reportedly been made for hotel
rooms in Langkawi.quoted Langkawi Tourism Association CEO Zainuddin Kadir as saying that the development marked a positive start to revival of the domestic tourism sector which has been badly hit by the pandemic.
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