Ways to improve tourism in malaysia

  Malaysia is a magnificent holiday destination that boasts many different types of getaway ideas, from the tropical beaches of Terengganu to the historical sites of Malaka and the cool highlands in Sarawak. Tourism is fast becoming a major revenue for our country and Malaysians as a whole should rise to the challenge of putting Malaysia on the map of becoming one of the top holiday destinations in the world. To achieve this there should be a collective effort from all, be it the government departments responsible, the public sectors, the NGO's and most ofall from us Malaysians.
  The first step in putting Malaysia on the map is to open up more channels for others to get know our beautiful country. More dynamic steps need to be taken by the government to showcase Malaysia to other foreign countries. The internet could be used to reach numerous target groups from all over the world. It could help to introduce the many different products and attractions that are offered, to whet the appetites of tourists, which will ultimately spur them on to come and visit our country. Special websites could be set up with the sole purpose of informing about what our country has to offer and very soon we would see that all eyes would be on Malaysia.
  The next step towards boosting tourism in Malaysia is to ensure that we as Malaysians are able to deliver the goods as promised. At the top of the list would be to make Malaysia a clean and safe place to visit. No one wants to spend their hard earned money in a place where their lives and the lives of their loved ones would be under potential threat. Neither do they want to spend time in a place where hygiene is compromised and litter is seen all over the place. A more concerted effort should therefore be taken to curb crime rates so that tourists are able to go about town unharmed and feel at ease when they need to use the toilets as they are always kept clean.
  In conclusion, in order to increase tourism in Malaysia there needs to be a more sincere effort from all of us. In the spirit of  one Malaysia we should first of all feel proud to be Malaysian and count our blessings for the freedom and peace that we so often take for granted. Only then would we feel delighted to see others coming to our country to enjoy what we have and at the same time bring along returns which in the long run benefits us all.