MAH welcomes Domestic Green Travel Bubble
where2life | 25 November 2020 | 0 | Airlines , Events , Happening Now , Live , Shop , Travel , Travel Buzz
With the recent announcement by the National Security Council, Malaysians can travel again between green zones and take advantage of special deals offered by hotels across the country particularly in green zones.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) released by the Ministry of Tourism, Arts & Culture yesterday provides a simple guide for locals to travel from green zones to green zones, as well as in the event travellers need to cross over other zones.
While parts of the country are still under Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO), the domestic green travel bubble initiative is much welcomed by the tourism industry with many offering special deals and promotions targeted at year end holiday makers.
Malaysians can also purchase hotel deals for immediate travel or future use.
With the Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri’s announcement of the domestic green travel bubble guidelines, Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) with support from Tourism Malaysia also launched a series of hotel deals via its partner website RoomieTravels.my with discounted hotel stays up to 70%.
Malaysians are encouraged to look out for more deals via RoomieTravels.my or directly on various hotel websites as well as social media postings with the following hashtags #GreenTravelHotelDeals #GreenTravel #HotelDeals and not forgetting #CutiCutiMalaysia.
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