Malaysia plans to allow foreign tourists in by early December while it hopes it will be able to reopen its international borders fully by then.
But Malaysia first wants to observe developments for Langkawi’s pilot international travel bubble, which begins from Nov 16, before reopening the entire country.
The government has also readied the health protocols for Langkawi that will possibly be used for other areas.
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