“Malaysia plans for buyers to the ASEAN Tourism Forum in 2025,” Dato’ Dr. Ammar Bin Abd Ghapar, Director General, Tourism Malaysia

Thursday, February 29, 2024

Tourism Malaysia sets visionary goals for ASEAN Tourism Forum 2025. In an exclusive interaction at the ASEAN Tourism Forum, Dato’ Dr. Ammar Bin Abd Ghapar, the Director General and Adjunct Professor of Tourism Malaysia, shared his insights on the ongoing event and Malaysia‘s ambitious plans for hosting the forum in 2025.

The ASEAN Tourism Forum, a pivotal gathering of Southeast Asian nations, serves as a platform for member countries to connect and deliberate on enhancing regional tourism.

Dato’ Dr. Ammar Bin Abd Ghapar, the Director General and Adjunct Professor of Tourism Malaysia highlighted the collaborative spirit of the ASEAN countries, emphasizing the importance of unity in elevating the tourism sector across the region. “We are here to discuss how to make tourism better,” he remarked, acknowledging the collective effort to address the challenges and opportunities within the tourism industry.

Looking ahead, Malaysia’s hosting of the 2025 ASEAN Tourism Forum is anticipated with great enthusiasm. The country is preparing to introduce several innovative initiatives aimed at enriching the forum experience for attendees. “Malaysia will welcome more buyers to the ASEAN Tourism Forum in 2025, and we are planning to initiate activities,” Dato’ Dr. Ammar shared, indicating a strategic approach to attract a broader audience and provide immersive experiences for participants.

In a bid to boost tourism, Malaysia is keen on promoting its iconic landmarks, including the second highest building in the country. Moreover, there is a strong focus on eco-tourism, sustainable tourism, and green tourism. These initiatives underscore Malaysia’s commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable development within the tourism sector.

As Malaysia gears up for the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2025, the anticipation builds for a transformative event that will not only showcase the country’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty but also set new benchmarks in sustainable and responsible tourism practices. The ASEAN Tourism Forum 2024 promises to be a landmark occasion, further strengthening the ties between ASEAN countries and paving the way for a more collaborative and sustainable future in tourism.

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