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From Local Legacy to Global Ambition: MGJE 2025 Heralds a Golden Era for Malaysia’s Jewellery Industry

PENANG, May 9, 2025 — Malaysia’s gold and jewellery industry is stepping confidently onto the global stage with the grand opening of the Malaysia Gold & Jewellery Expo (MGJE) 2025, held at the SPICE Convention Centre in Penang. Once a local event known as the PWGS Gold Expo, MGJE has evolved into a national-level platform…

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Malaysia Mega Sale Carnival Takes Centre Stage at Singapore Travel Fair as Part of Effort to Boost Visitor Spend

SINGAPORE, May 5, 2025 — Malaysia’s flagship retail tourism promotion, the Malaysia Mega Sale Carnival, was unveiled with great fanfare at the 37th Travel Malaysia Fair in Singapore over the weekend, as the country steps up its effort to attract foreign visitors and induced spending in anticipation of the mid-year festive holiday period. The three-day…

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WTCKL Chief: Business Events Industry Can Generate RM76.8 Billion and Attract Over 25 Million Tourists

KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia’s business events sector, encompassing Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE), is poised to generate RM76.8 billion in revenue and attract more than 25 million international visitors in conjunction with the country’s ASEAN chairmanship this year and Visit Malaysia Year (VMY) in 2026. World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur (WTCKL) group managing director,…

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Joniston Urges Fair Tourism Allocation for Sabah Ahead of Visit Malaysia 2026

KOTA KINABALU, April 30 — Sabah Assistant Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment, Datuk Joniston Bangkuai, has called on the federal government to allocate a fair share of tourism funding to the state in the lead-up to Visit Malaysia 2026. Speaking at a tourism industry engagement session organised by the Sabah Tourism Board (STB), Joniston…

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Pulau Berhala to be Developed as a Sustainable Tourism Destination

KOTA KINABALU, April 16 — Sandakan’s cliff-battered Pulau Berhala, the island so well-known for its World War history, is to be developed as a sustainable tourism destination in an initiative by the state and private sector. Sabah Assistant Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Environment Datuk Joniston Bangkuai said the project would focus on recreational forest…

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