The travel corridor between Malaysia and Indonesia will help revive the airlines industry and see a return of lost jobs in the sector, said Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
Malaysia, Indonesia to open travel corridor
The leaders of Malaysia and Indonesia have agreed to gradually resume travel between the two countries. Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob and Indonesian President Joko Widodo met near …
Malaysia, Indonesia working on vaccinated travel lane
Neighbours Malaysia and Indonesia are planning a travel corridor between the two countries allowing quarantine-free access for vaccinated travellers. According … Continue reading “Malaysia, Indonesia …
MDEC & Cradle Fund clear up 6 doubts you’d have about Malaysia’s unicorn agenda
Over the past decade, players in Malaysia’s startup ecosystem have been wondering: when will we get our first Malaysia-based unicorn? But does this really mean that Malaysia is poised to grow more …
Indonesia, Malaysia agree to open vaccinated travel laneS
Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to open vaccinated travel lanes in stages to stimulate economic recoveries.The meet …
Where To Buy Lepin In Malaysia?
Sales of the LEPIN sets were temporarily halted, but are now back in circulation. Taking on Chinese counterfeiters is difficult since all they do is change names and/or locations, so they are back in …
Where To Buy Lepin In Malaysia?
Sales of the LEPIN sets were temporarily halted, but are now back in circulation. Taking on Chinese counterfeiters is difficult since all they do is change names and/or locations, so they are back in …
Indonesia, Malaysia leaders urge end to Myanmar violence
The leaders of Malaysia and Indonesia on Wednesday urged military-ruled Myanmar to resolve its internal conflict and help stem the flow of Rohingya refugees fleeing to Malaysia.
Indonesia, Malaysia to start phased travel corridor
The two countries have agreed to introduce a travel corridor, initiating a link between capital cities and the popular holiday destination, Bali. Yaakob also said he would grant an amnesty to …
Finance minister: Malaysia’s economy expected to grow 3-4pc this year
The Malaysian economy is expected to grow between 3 per cent and 4 per cent this year, said Finance Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz. He said this is supported by stronger external demand …