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August 10, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Malaysia aims to boost cruise tourism business

With the objective of becoming the “playground of the East”, Malaysia has stated that it wants to expand its cruise tourism business both through yachting and cruise ship visits. The South East Asia state equates becoming the playground with taking cruise tourism to new heights.

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With the objective of becoming the “playground of the East”, Malaysia has stated that it wants to expand its cruise tourism business both through yachting and cruise ship visits. The South East Asia state equates becoming the playground with taking cruise tourism to new heights.

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