LANGKAWI: The beautiful beaches and duty-free shops here will be under the spotlight come Malaysia Day when some 3,000 fully vaccinated holidaymakers make their way to this island resort under the new tourism bubble plan. Nasaruddin said the first batch of 3,000 visitors were expected to arrive on the first day by flight and some by sea from the Kuala Perlis ferry terminal. “Comply with the tourism bubble SOP that will be issued in the near future, including obtaining travel permits from the police. Raja Sa’adi said the company was positive about the response to Langkawi in line with the travel bubble programme. However, those who come from enhanced MCO areas would not be entitled to the pioneer travel bubble project relaxation.

Source: The Star September 11, 2021 23:37 UTC