The government has agreed to visa exemption for tour groups from China on a trial basis.
Home Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the move was decided by the Cabinet yesterday.
He said the implementation date of the trial period would be announced by the Tourism and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz soon. For full Bernama report read HERE.
Our country experienced a drastic drop of 500,000 tourists from China for the first quarter of this year.
when you took this new job…does it mean you have to stop writing about AirAsia?
If it is so…then Tony won 😉
Hi Kich
I will still write on matter of interest to the readers for discussions. My guideline has always been whether the matter at hand is of national or public interest. Please rest assured I will still write about any airline on matter which affects public interest i.e questionable accounting practices.
I would say it is a positive move and worth a try.
If the Pariah plays more with the accounts then YB should write about it. For that matter, we all should condemn and write more about it. Why should YB stop. As long as it is factual, I hope YB will carry on to write like before. There is no room for con man in our market place!
We want receipts from the Chinese tourists and at the same time we set up barriers all over the place. The government must decide once and for all. You want money or playing games.
I never knew about appllicats for visa have to pay Service Charge! This is the Boleh Land. By the way, the specialservice charge paid to who or which company. The company and person behind the company raking in hundred of million RM yearly. The Ministry of Home Affairs please tell us the company belongs to who? Who is that big shot???
Kita kena KENAKAN BALIK PENGGENALAN VISA kepada NEGARA-NEGARA YANG TERLALU BANYAK PENDATANG HARAM di Malaysia..
Kalau VISA Free hanya utk GROUP TOURIST tetapijika didapati ahli kupulan itu tiada semasa tempoh tamat visa pengendali hendaklah dikenakan tindakan tegas dan di senarai hitam