According to The Star, due to the coronavirus, international tourism in Malaysia has been halted for more than 20 months. Despite the fact that Malaysians are now permitted to travel abroad, and the Langkawi International Travel Bubble began approximately a month ago, the sector remains dormant, as many people are wary of traveling.
Many of us in the industry, however, believe that everything will reopen and restart at some point in the future, perhaps soon.
Many of us in the industry believe that everything will reopen and restart at some point in the future. (Photo / Retrieved from Pixabay)
While we wait for that miracle, let us reminisce about past vacations and possibly make plans for future ones.
I'm truly curious to hear your thoughts on today's journey and whether you're ready for the borders to reopen.
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Some people have used travel to convey their moods or feelings in the past. Some travelers travel in the footsteps of others, while others travel without knowing where the paths will lead them. What matters most to them is that they have a good time.
Some people see travel as an opportunity to spend quality time with family and friends, making new memories and savoring every moment with them along the journey.
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Naturally, when working in tourism, you will come across people that complain nonstop during a trip and find fault with everything. When they come upon a place they like, they will occasionally mention something pleasant about the meal they're eating.
They will almost never compliment the tour leader.
Every traveler has an own personality. Traveling, in my opinion, allows us to explore the future and the unknown.
Most of the time, we have some concept of what to expect before we embark on our adventure. The journey, like everything else in life, may not go exactly as planned, no matter how meticulously you've planned it.
Wouldn't it be boring and uneventful if everything went according to plan, with no surprises in between?
