Moving forward, Malaysia is turning its efforts to smart tourism, which involves the digitalisation and development of smart products and infrastructures. The aim is to secure a resilient and sustainable tourism industry against future crises, such as another pandemic.
Domestic business tourism will recover fully in 2023 in terms of number of trips, while domestic leisure is set to reach pre-pandemic levels in 2024. Business inbound will take until 2025, while leisure inbound will take even longer to recover to 2019 levels – until 2027.
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Tourism Flows
Tourism flows covers volume and spending by inbound, outbound and domestic visitors.
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