Malaysia Targets Russian Travelers With Flights, Visa Easing
Malaysia is moving to capture growing Russian outbound demand by backing new direct air links and visa facilitation steps designed to deepen two way tourism flows.
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Malaysia is moving to capture growing Russian outbound demand by backing new direct air links and visa facilitation steps designed to deepen two way tourism flows.
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