Malaysia’s northern island chain Langkawi will welcome travellers again who have received both jabs. Langkawi is expected to allow visitors from September as Kedah state pushes to have 80% of the islands’ population vaccinated.
Acknowledging that Langkawi hotels ‘are in a very bad state’ a September reopening is possible with assistance from the Ministry of Tourism and continued vaccination progress, said Kedah minister Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor.
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