The lifting of some domestic travel restrictions for fully vaccinated persons and initiatives like the Langkawi travel bubble and Labuan’s movement into Phase 4 of the National Recovery Plan makes industry players optimistic that domestic travelling may be soon within our reach. Yayasan Usahawan Malaysia chairman Nitesh Malani also provides insights into how business tourism in Malaysia may work in the future, and other suggestions for SMEs to continue surviving.



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The lifting of some <a href="https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2021/08/23/relaxation-of-rules-for-fully-vaccinated-a-boost-for-airports-says-mahb/" target="_blank">domestic travel restrictions</a> for fully vaccinated persons and initiatives like the <a href="https://www.thestar.com.my/lifestyle/travel/2021/08/19/tourism-bubble-in-m039sia-helps-sector-but-won039t-guarantee-039zero039-covid-19-cases" target="_blank">Langkawi travel bubble</a> and <a href="https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/over-90-labuans-adults-vaccinated-moving-phase-4-ppn-aug-26-says-pm-ismail-sabri" target="_blank">Labuan&rsquo;s movement into Phase 4</a> of the National Recovery Plan makes industry players optimistic that domestic travelling may be soon within our reach. Yayasan Usahawan Malaysia chairman Nitesh Malani also provides insights into how business tourism in Malaysia may work in the future, and other suggestions for SMEs to continue surviving.

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