The Malaysian government’s proposal to position Langkawi as a “preferred Muslim destination” has sparked controversy. While some support the move, others argue that exclusively targeting Muslim tourists could harm the island’s international appeal.
Langkawi’s bid for niche “Muslim Friendly” market faces backlash
Hoteliers worry about losing non-Muslim visitors, emphasising that Langkawi already caters well to Muslim travellers. They suggest focusing on better management and maintenance instead.
Langkawi’s unique blend of European, Chinese, Australian, and American visitors should be preserved. The debate continues as the island seeks to balance its spiritual aspect with broader appeal.
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