AirAsia X moving closer towards the completion of its transformative aviation acquisition proposal

AirAsia X (AAX or the Company) has obtained clearance from Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad (Bursa Malaysia) for the extraordinary general meeting (EGM) circular for shareholders detailing the proposed acquisition of Capital A Berhad’s aviation business. This brings the company closer to completing the acquisition of AirAsia Aviation Group Limited and AirAsia Berhad to form a…

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West Malaysians encourage to visit Sabah which is affordable

Sabah is encouraging more people from the Peninsula to consider vacationing there because it offers cheaper alternatives compared to international travel. Assistant Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Joniston Bangkuai, emphasizes that visiting Sabah not only saves money but also promotes cultural exchange among Malaysians from different regions. Despite the weakening Ringgit, Sabah remains an…

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MYAirline begins its service to Sabah

KOTA KINABALU: The new Malaysia low-cost airline, MYAirline has launched its inaugural flight to Kota Kinabalu International Airport today. With this, more people can travel to Sabah at a competitive price. Sabah Tourism Board chief executive officer Noredah Othman who was on hand to welcome the arrival of the flight which carried over 80 per…

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SATTA urges govt to help tourism industry

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Association of Tour and Travel Agents (SATTA) has urged the government to subsidies the tourism industry as their cash flow is shrinking thick and fast following the Covid-19 Movement Control Order. Its chairman, Dato’ Seri Winston Liaw appealed recently that the tourism industry needs urgent help and hoping the government can…

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Hotel industry in Sabah badly hit by Covid-19

PUTRAJAYA: The hotel industry in Sabah suffered hefty losses of RM11,550,605 million following the cancellations of 32,392 rooms for bookings from January 22 till March 16, 2020 after the outbreak of Covid-19. The amount recorded by Sabah was the second highest after Kuala Lumpur which suffered losses amounting to RM23,021,301 million from the cancellations of…

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