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1.       Relevan. because, the majority of malaysian people are Muslim and it is a requirement for every malaysian to respect every religion that the people of Malaysia do. but, here, the beer festival is not a cultural celebration.

2.       yes. because, there is a possibility of a riot to show dissatisfaction among some people on this festival.

3.       no need. apart from affecting the relations among Malaysians. The beer festival also endangers the health of its drinkers.

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Issue 1
There are no relevant factor to held the beer festival event in Malaysia
because this will give negative impact to country.

Yes,this will influence the security and safety of this country

No, this festival should not countinue and held in our country because this will give big negative impact to netizen and also to country because Malaysia is a Islamic country

Issue 2

Yes I think promotion about the attraction of the place will attract the tourist to visit the culture and heritage place because some of the tourist not know that kind of place. So if we do a promotion they will know about it and want to visit

2 places and 2 attraction in Kelantan:
Kota Bharu, the attraction is food

Jalan Mahmud in Kota Bharu, the attraction wayang Kulit , Silat , rebana, gasing

Terengganu:
Kuala terangganu nasi datang

Kuala Terengganu muzium losong

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Issue 2 (Terengganu to woo more tourists with promotional campaign

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Issue 2 (Terengganu to woo more tourists with promotional campaign

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1. Did you think that promotion about the attraction of that place is one of the main factor that could attract tourist to visit cultural and heritage places? Why?

2. State 2 places and 2 attraction(food,dance or etc;) that you think the highest cultural and heritage demand in Kelantan and Terengganu?

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KUALA TERENGGANU: Terengganu is targeting to woo a huge slice of the annual 70 million air travellers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang.

Revealing its ambitious plans, state tourism department director Tun Ahmad Faisal Tun Abdul Razak said that this could be achieved through the forthcoming 'Joyful Malaysia @ KLIA & klia2' promotional campaign.

The campaign, held in conjunction with 'Visit Beautiful Terengganu 2017' will run Friday to Sunday, between 10am and 10pm, from Friday till Oct 29.

"We will showcase the delights of Terengganu from food, beverage, dances, music, handicraft, culture, heritage and tour packages, apart from our alluring and idyllic island escapades in the South China Sea.

"This will be done at Terengganu pavilions at the foyers of both KLIA (with 25 million annual passengers) and klia2 (45 million passengers), via travel and tour agents who will be roped in along with small-and-medium enterprises.

"The idea is for local and foreign travellers passing through KLIA to experience the extravaganza of the sounds, colours and faces of Terengganu," he said at the Duyong Marina and Resort Terengganu.

Faisal said that Malaysia Airports Berhad had consented to permit promotion of the 'Joyful Malaysia @ KLIA & klia2' via its internal electronic media platforms at the airport terminals.

Additionally, he said the Federal Agriculture Marketing Authority had also agreed to promote Terengganu's agro-based produce from local entrepreneurs.

"Terengganu is targeting five million tourist arrivals this year and we have achieved half the number so far.

"The bigger picture is to assist the country towards the 36 million tourist arrivals by 'Visit Malaysia Year 2020' and help boost the national tourism revenue and foreign exchange," said Faisal.

As part of the 'Joyful Malaysia @ KLIA & llia2' campaign, various events have been lined up as side shows including traditional song and dance performances from Terengganu's various districts, gamelan demonstration, batik fashion parade, songket weaving and handicraft workshops, and village buskers.

"We hope these efforts will help spur the tourism and related industries, provide job opportunities and improve the socio-economy of the locals, in line with the New Terengganu Transformation initiative.

"We are confident that such unique promotions will assist Terengganu in the long term to be globally competitive," said Faisal.

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KUALA TERENGGANU: Terengganu is targeting to woo a huge slice of the annual 70 million air travellers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Sepang. Revealing its ambitious plans, state tourism department director Tun Ahmad Faisal Tun Abdul Razak said that this could be achieved through the forthcoming 'Joyful Malaysia @ KLIA & klia2' promotional campaign.

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Issue 1 (Liow: Beer festival cancelled as police had 'security concerns')

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Issue 1 (Liow: Beer festival cancelled as police had 'security concerns')

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1. Is there any relevant factor that beer festival contribute to our country?

2. Did you think that this festival will influence the security and safety of our country?

3. Did you think that this festival should be continued and held in our country? Why?

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PUTRAJAYA: The Better Beer Festival was not allowed to go on because the police have "security concerns", says Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai.

The MCA president said authorities had told Cabinet during its weekly meeting that safety was one of the reasons why the craft beer festival was cancelled.

"I raised the issue of the cancellation of the beer festival in Cabinet. I said that if it was cancelled due to a political reason, then we cannot accept that reasoning. However, we were informed that the cancellation was because of security concerns," said Liow, who is also Transport Minister.

He told reporters who met him at his ministry after the Cabinet meeting that the views of the police had to be accepted.

He stressed that the party does not agree that the beer festival should be cancelled on political grounds.

"MCA believes that under the Federal Constitution, the people have every right to drink or eat whatever they want to.

"However, as the police and the authorities have a security concern, we have to listen to them. They are the ones who ensure our safety," he said.

Liow, however, said authorities did not elaborate what the "security concerns" were.

"The Opposition is more concerned about the political mileage they can get from this issue. They want to make it as if the Government does not allow the people to enjoy drinking beer," said Liow.

He said this was untrue as people are allowed to enjoy beer.

The cancellation of the craft beer festival, originally scheduled for Oct 6-7 at the Publika Shopping Gallery in Kuala Lumpur became a Cabinet matter after the issue received mixed reactions from the public.

Last Monday, the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) said it had rejected the organisers' application to hold the event, after receiving a permit application on Aug 28.

The DBKL announcement came a week after PAS central committee member Dr Riduan Mohd Nor spoke out against the event, calling it a "pesta maksiat" (vice party) and claiming that it would turn Kuala Lumpur into the "largest vice centre in Asia".

The festival has been held in Kuala Lumpur for the past five years.

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Liow: Beer festival cancelled as police had 'security concerns' - Nation | The Star Online

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PUTRAJAYA: The Better Beer Festival was not allowed to go on because the police have "security concerns", says Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai. The MCA president said authorities had told Cabinet during its weekly meeting that safety was one of the reasons why the craft beer festival was cancelled.