Southeast Asia’s Haze Lands on Malaysia’s Already Flat Tourism Year
Malaysia’s 47 million target was out of reach before the haze arrived; the year-end damage now depends on whether travelers rule out more than the worst-hit…
Skift reports: Malaysia’s 47 million target was out of reach before the haze arrived; the year-end damage now depends on whether travelers rule out more than the worst-hit areas.
This travel story centres on Malaysia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Malaysia’s Already Flat Tourism and Southeast Asia’s Haze Lands.
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- Malaysia · Asia
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- Malaysia’s Already Flat Tourism, Southeast Asia’s Haze Lands
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- Travel
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