Tourism Malaysia has reaffirmed its strategic commitment to expanding holiday options and trade ties with Saudi Arabia. This effort marks a renewed drive to elevate destination visibility among Saudi travelers and regional industry partners. The initiative plays a pivotal role in accelerating momentum ahead of the Visit Malaysia 2026–2027 campaign. By deepening engagements across key […]
International tourists spent more than RM1 billion through TNG eWallet during the first six months of Visit Malaysia 2026, highlighting the expanding role of cashless payments in the country’s visitor economy. TNG Group reported that overseas travellers are increasingly using Malaysia’s domestic QR payment system for purchases at retailers, restaurants and other physical businesses. Inbound
The Federal Kuala Lumpur has reopened after an extensive refurbishment, returning one of Malaysia’s most historically significant hotels to the heart of Bukit Bintang during the crucial Visit Malaysia 2026 tourism year. The renewed property features 150 refurbished guestrooms and suites while retaining important elements of its original identity. Its reopening combines contemporary accommodation with
Malaysia’s airport network welcomed 51 million passenger movements during the first half of 2026, as rising international demand and expanding airline connectivity strengthened the country’s tourism economy. Passenger traffic across Malaysia Airports’ domestic network increased by 1.8% compared with the same six-month period in 2025. International traffic became the main growth engine, offsetting softer demand
New Shanghai–Tawau flights boost Sabah tourism and China arrivals, enhancing Malaysia’s aviation connectivity ahead of Visit Malaysia 2026.
Batik Air’s new Bangkok–Subang route enhances Malaysia–Thailand tourism ties, revitalizes Subang Airport, and supports Visit Malaysia 2026 plans.
Malaysia Tourism and Hilton boost Sarawak’s hospitality sector with a hotel data refinement session, supporting growth ahead of Visit Malaysia 2026.
Malaysia brings its rich cuisine, culture, and tourism appeal to Bangkok’s Samyan Mitrtown for the 2025 Food and Culture Festival, attracting thousands ahead of VM2026.
AirAsia begins direct flights from Kuala Lumpur to Darwin, enhancing Asia–Australia travel links and boosting tourism, trade, and cultural exchange in the Top End.
Malaysia launches its Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign with immersive videos showcasing culture, nature, and adventure to attract global travelers.
Tourism Malaysia partners with Agoda to digitally promote Visit Malaysia 2026, aiming to attract 45M tourists with immersive cultural and eco-tourism experiences.
