Malaysia aims for 600,000 South Korean arrivals in new travel drive
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Malaysia is targeting 600,000 South Korean arrivals as part of a broader goal to attract 47 million international visitors this year. The country aims to exceed pre-pandemic levels by promoting authentic local experiences. Last year, approximately 558,000 South Koreans visited. Tourism Malaysia's Seoul director highlighted South Korea as a priority market.
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Malaysia aims for 47 million international visitors in 2024 travel campaign.
South Korea is one of Malaysia's priority markets.
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South Korea is one of Malaysia's priority markets.
South China Morning Post- Malaysia aims for 47 million international visitors in 2024 travel campaign.
- South Korea is a priority market with 558,000 arrivals last year.
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Loaded language removedAs Malaysia pushes to welcome 47 million international visitors under this year’s travel campaign, the country is setting its sights on bringing South Korean arrivals back above pre-pandemic levels by promoting authentic local experiences beyond its well-known beach resorts and city attractions.
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South Korea is one of Malaysia's priority markets.
South China Morning PostMalaysia is setting its sights on bringing South Korean arrivals back above pre-pandemic levels.
South China Morning PostMalaysia aims to welcome 47 million international visitors under this year’s travel campaign.
South China Morning PostAbout 558,000 South Koreans visited Malaysia last year.
South China Morning Post