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Gateway advantage | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Selangor is looking beyond its gateway role to drive longer stays through new tourism experiences Millions of international travellers enter Malaysia through Selangor every year. Home to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA Terminals 1 and 2), Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport and Port Klang Cruise Terminal, the state has long served as Malaysia’s principal gateway, connecting visitors to Kuala Lumpur and destinations across the country. But in an increasingly competitive tourism landscape, con
F1 race in Malaysia sparks inbound interest | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Malaysia’s Formula 1 race next month is generating inbound tourism business, with Malaysian operators reporting enquiries and bookings from markets ranging from the India subcontinent and the Middle East to Africa and South-east Asia. The Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia will take place from October 2 to 4, marking F1’s return to Sepang International Circuit (SIC) after a nine-year absence. Malaysia last hosted an F1 race in 2017, after 19 consecutive Malaysian Grands Prix at Se
Sarawak repositions as entry point to Borneo | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Sarawak marked a defining moment in its tourism journey with the unveiling of its refreshed destination identity and new tourism tagline, Sarawak: Gateway to Borneo, which replaces the former tagline, Sarawak: More to Discover, introduced in 2019 in conjunction with the Visit Sarawak campaign. The new tourism tagline was revealed during the Soul of Borneo Gala Dinner on August 19, in the presence of Sarawak’s Premier, Abdul Rahman Zohari Openg. The refreshed destination identity reflects Sarawak
Langkawi targets European and Asian markets to offset flight losses | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Langkawi’s loss of two international flights in May, alongside the suspension of services from Bengaluru and Dubai, contributed to a year-on-year decline of around 200,000 tourist arrivals in 1H2026. Singapore is currently the only international gateway with direct scheduled flights to the island, though China Southern Airlines will commence three weekly services from Guangzhou in December. Waffa Wahida Zainol, manager of the Tourism Division at Langkawi Development Authority (LADA), said the is
Navigating a more complex era for Asia-Pacific tourism | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Geopolitics, economic volatility, technology and rapidly shifting consumer behaviour will reshape how destinations compete, according to PATA Travel Mart 2026 Knowledge Forum speaker Gary Bowerman, managing director of Check-in Asia. Bowerman said on Tuesday that tourism had become increasingly embedded in economic planning, trade negotiations and diplomacy as the industry contends with conflicts, trade protectionism, currency volatility, energy shocks and climate risks. Despite these pressures,
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