Tourism in Malaysia

Malaysia is one of the East Asian countries, consisting of thirteen states and three federal regions with a total area of ​​32,984 square kilometers. Kuala Lumpur is the legitimate capital of the country, while Putrajaya is the seat of the federal government. The Malaysian peninsula shares land borders The sea with Thailand and the maritime border with Singapore, Vietnam and Indonesia. The country's population is more than 30 million, ranking 43rd on the world. Tourism in Malaysia Malaysia is ranked ninth in the world and ranked first among East Asian tourists. It is the third largest source of national income in the country, accounting for about 7% of the Malaysian economy as of 2005 AD. Promotion of tourism in Malaysia Tourism, Malaysia known as the Tourism Promotion Board Malaysia MTPB, and on May 20 of 1987 AD was established the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Tourism MOCAT, and in 1999 the country launched a shopping campaign known as Malaysia Asia, which gave positive results and successful Limit The number of tourists to the country during the year 2014 reached 27437315, a growth rate of 6.7% compared with 2013, and the figure of 7.99% Of the country's economy that year, with the most tourists coming from Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, China, Brunei, India, the Philippines, Australia, Japan, and England. Tourist Attractions in Malaysia The country has many important attractions such as Gurney Drive, a waterfront park, full of residential units and hotels, one of the busiest streets in Penang, Ayew, the capital of the state of Perak and Chhter with Chinese food, and Alor Star, the capital of Kedah, Aru, Bahru, the capital of Johor, Singapore Gate, Kangar, the capital of Perlis, the Gateway of Thailand, Kota Kinabalu, Mota Baharu, and Kuala Terengganu, famous for its beaches and turtles, Quantan, Kuching and Malacca, a historic city with a global cultural heritage, The resort contains the Sarawak Resort, the gateway to UNESCO World Heritage Sites from Caves, Seremban and Putrajaya, the country's administrative center with luxurious buildings, man-made bridges and lakes, and the Petaling Jaya satellite city. Such as Abwan Islands, Langkawi, Bancor, Redang, Kapas, Lang Tenga, Rantau Abang Beach, Mabool, Tiaman and Sibadan. It has many parks and nature reserves.