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         <title>Hello , my name is Nurul Amira Shahirah Binti Kamarul Anuar. I am 21 years old. I&#39;m from Kulim, Kedah. My hobby is watching drama. I enjoy watching Thai, Korean, and Malay dramas. My expectation to this course is I expect to add more knowledge. I&#39;m hoping to successfully complete this course. Bye &lt;3</title>
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         <title>Malaysia &#39;s tourism industry began to emerge in late 1960. The tourism industry is not regarded as a major economic activity up to 1970 because at that time, the contribution of primary commodities such as rubber and tin is much more important. In 1970, the Malaysian government began to develop the tourism industry to meet several objectives, such as increasing revenues in foreign exchange, increase employment opportunities and incomes, promote regional development, diversify the economy and increase government revenue. Malaysia’s government is now focusing more than ever on its Tourism Industry for example through developing its tourist’s attraction like developing the island destinations. In addition Tourism is the second foreign exchange earner in Malaysia after manufacturing so the government does its best to stimulate this. Moreover in 2006 Malaysia was voted one of the top five popular outbound destinations out of hundred countries. Malaysia’s reputation for tourism has been growing in the last years, travelers look for more beachfront resorts; they are turning to Malaysia’s beautiful coast. However that’s not the only way tourism is growing. Malaysia has become a hot destination for medical tourists in South East Asia, tourists seeking for cheaper prices on medicals, treatments, and drugs. Last bun not least, countries like Malaysia are beginning to protect their cultural heritage in order to increase tourism to traditional festivals and celebrations.   </title>
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