https://padlet.com/h22a1025/y12tezuul7jntxww en-us 2023-03-29 06:43:04 UTC 2023-04-16 04:19:25 UTC hello@padlet.com h22a1025 https://padlet.com/h22a1025/y12tezuul7jntxww/wish/2540917101 2023-04-02 03:24:37 UTC https://padlet.com/h22a1025/y12tezuul7jntxww/wish/2540917101 h22a1025 https://padlet.com/h22a1025/y12tezuul7jntxww/wish/2555575747 Tourism is one of the most important tools used to boost economies and is thus considered a 
key factor in development for developing countries. Malaysia 
has a tropical climate that allows travel throughout the year. Malaysia’s beaches and islands
with year-round sunshine, cultural diversity, and friendly people are its greatest strength..  Malaysia has diversified tourism resources, ranging from beaches, 
cities, culture, heritage, jungles, food, resorts, health, and business and shopping, which are 
unique in its characteristics The historical development of tourism in the country indicates people are
attracted to its wildlife, scenery, forests, and beaches. Tourism is the third biggest contributor to Malaysia’s GDP, after manufacturing and 
commodities.  The tourism industry in Malaysia is the second largest 
source of income from foreign exchange and affects the economy positively. Tourism creates
many job opportunities. In 1990, the Ministry of Culture, Arts, and Tourism started a campaign to
called "Visit Malaysia" to promote Malaysia to worldwide tourists. The campaign brought 
more than 7.4 million tourists into Malaysia, and tourist arrival numbers keep increasing each year.
by year.   Tourists visiting Malaysia increased to 10.2 million in 2000. The 
The tourism industry is a significant sector in Malaysia’s economy, and the value of the tourism 
industry has gone upward since 2005. In 2017, tourism contributed to economic growth with a 
share of 14.9 percent of total country revenue. In 
In 2018, the tourism sector contributed around 5.9 percent to the total GDP.
Malaysia has become one of the most important tourist destinations. The tourism sector is an 
important contributor to the economy and one of the major sources of foreign exchange earnings,
and a catalyst for economic growth. The tourism sector contributes at least 8 to 10 percent.
of the GDP. Malaysia is a multicultural country, and its climate allows 
travelling throughout the year. It has a variety of attractions and tourism resources. Malaysia’s 
Location at the centre of Southeast Asia is another strategic advantage for the future.
development of tourism. In addition, the challenges of Malaysian 
Tourism involves safety and security, crime, health issues, and natural disasters.

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