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AirAsia X supports Malaysian athletes headed to the 2026 ASEAN Para Games
AirAsia X recently extended its charter service to support Malaysian athletes competing at the now-ongoing ASEAN Para Games. The airline ferried nearly 360 athletes and coaches from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok to compete from 15th to 27th January. Operated under a special charter agreement between the National Sports Council of Malaysia and AirAsia X Berhad, this mission underscores the airline's commitment to inclusivity and national pride, ensuring the contingents travel together in comfort. AirAsia X chief executive Benyamin Ismail said of the service: "It is an honour to fly our national heroes to Bangkok. These athletes represent the best of Malaysia. Their determination, resilience and spirit inspire us all. We are proud to play our part in supporting their journey to the ASEAN Para Games”. This initiative also reflects AAX’s role beyond commercial aviation, serving as a proud partner in Malaysia’s sporting journey by championing equal opportunities for athletes at a regional stage.
AiAsia X to resume highly-popular KL-Busan route
AirAsia X (AAX) announced the imminent resumption of its highly frequented flights connecting Malaysia to South Korea’s largest coastal city, Busan. The move essentially reinforces the airline’s position as the only airline in Malaysia to offer direct connectivity between the two major cities. Set to commence operations on 17th June of this year with a four times weekly frequency, this will mark the airline’s 21st destination and the second in South Korea. Likewise, the resumption will play a vital role in stimulating new demand and strengthening AAX market leadership in North Asia. A much-anticipated comeback AAX chief executive Benyamin Ismail expressed pride at the upcoming resumption and stated that the airline takes pride in being the only airline in Malaysia operating direct flights from Kuala Lumpur to Busan. Ismail said: “AirAsia X’s focus has always been on making long-haul travel more accessible and resuming this route reflects our disciplined approach to growing our network whilst enabling more travellers to enjoy new travel experiences and adventures. Building on our current route to Seoul, Busan further enhances our footprint in South Korea as we continue expanding across North Asia, which remains our strongest growth region. Similarly, we are excited to welcome travellers from Busan to Malaysia, particularly in conjunction with Visit Malaysia 2026.” To celebrate the return to one of its most popular destinations, AAX is offering promotional fares between Kuala Lumpur and Busan from RM299 all-in one-way for economy or RM999 all-in one-way for the airline’s award-winning Premium Flatbed from now till 18th January for travel between 17th June and 30th November.
AirAsia X releases financials for Q3-2025
AirAsia X Berhad reported its unaudited financial results for the third quarter ended 30th September earlier today, 28th November. The Company recorded turnover of RM803.5 million in Q3-2025, marginally higher than the RM795.0 million achieved at the end of Q3-2024. This was supported by a healthier fare environment and higher ancillary income, along with a healthy Passenger Load Factor (PLF) of 82 percent. As part of a deliberate, group-wide network optimisation to prioritise longer-haul widebody flying, the Company redeployed selected shorter and medium-haul routes, including Bangkok, Hong Kong, Amritsar and Perth, to its sister airline, which operates more cost-efficient narrowbody aircraft on these sectors. According to airline chief executive Benyamin Ismail: “The Company’s performance this quarter signals the resilience of our fare environment, driven by robust demand even during a typically softer travel period. Maintaining an 82 percent PLF was a feat and reflected the strength of our core markets and the effectiveness of the team’s continuous optimisation of our network strategy.” Key points from the quarter As a result of this strategic realignment, passengers carried declined by five percent; nonetheless, available seat kilometres were up nine percent YoY as AirAsia X lengthened average stage and improved daily aircraft utilisation to 16 hours, demonstrating the effectiveness of its focus on optimising asset productivity rather than chasing volume. Meanwhile, Revenue Passenger Kilometres rose seven percent YoY to 4,570 million, buoyed by consistently high PLF on key routes in China and Japan. Average base fare increased 5% YoY to RM466 in 3Q25 as market demand built up towards the upcoming peak travel season. Ancillary income remained an important earnings driver, up by five percent YoY to RM280.6 million as ancillary revenue per passenger rose 11 percent YoY to RM273, with duty free sales showing significant improvements against last year. Net operating profit advanced to RM12.0 million during the quarter versus RM3.0 million at the same time last year driven by favourable fuel cost and stronger local currency. Consequently, cost per ASK (CASK) dropped by nine percent YoY to 12.68 sen while CASK ex-fuel saw a modest increase of two percent to 6.72 sen. Profit after tax stood at RM27.8 million compared to RM121.6 million in 3Q24, the latter of which benefited from substantial net foreign exchange gains.
AirAsia X announces financial results for Q2-2025
AirAsia X Berhad reported its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended 30th June on Tuesday, 26th August. The Company recorded a turnover of RM660.8 million in the second quarter of the year, marginally lower year-on-year as capacity rose by six percent YoY to 1.12 million seats in a softer fare environment due to low season. Passenger traffic grew by six percent YoY to 935,105 passengers, maintaining a sound Passenger Load Factor (PLF) of 83 percent, unchanged YoY despite the increased capacity. According to AirAsia X CEO Benyamin Ismail: "AirAsia X delivered resilient performance this quarter with a sound PLF of 83%, in line with capacity growth despite the seasonally softer second quarter. The Group’s operations remained profitable even as one aircraft is pending reactivation and fares are softer as the market tries to boost demand taking advantage of the lower fuel price environment in 2Q25.” Ismail added that the final aircraft reactivation which was initially scheduled for June was deferred to the second half of the year due to the well-documented global MRO backlogs and spare parts shortages. Also, as of 30th June, AirAsia X’s total fleet stood at 19 A330 aircraft; of these, 18 aircraft are active and operational. Fares and revenue This quarter, average base fare declined to RM405, impacted by historical seasonality and cautious travel sentiments following the concerns on earthquakes in Japan. In managing seasonality, the Company had also augmented its load-active, yield-passive strategy, leveraging on the advantageous fuel price environment. Ancillary revenue bolstered the Company’s performance with revenue per passenger up by four percent YoY to RM257 and total ancillary revenue rising by ten percent YoY, driven by higher passenger volumes and enhanced product offerings particularly in the duty free and merchandise segments. Profit in Q2-2025 Net profit rose sharply to RM35.22 million against last year’s RM4.82 million, boosted by favourable net foreign exchange gains. In the second quarter, the Company’s net operating profit improved 26 percent YoY to RM1.38 million supported by lower fuel prices. The Company’s cost per available-seat-kilometres (ASK / CASK) fell by 13 percent YoY to 12.05 sen while CASK ex-fuel stood at 6.38 sen, up by nine percent YoY reflecting operational ramp-up and higher maintenance expenses over the last 12 months. In terms of capacity and network, the Company’s ASK grew by ten percent YoY to 4,851 millions as AirAsia X continued to observe strong PLF of beyond 85 percent from its East Asian routes in Japan, China and South Korea driven by the peak spring travel season during the quarter. Associate performance in Q2-2025 Company associate AirAsia X Thailand (TAAX) posted a revenue of RM372.82 million and an operating loss of RM13.2 million in Q2-2025. Passenger traffic during the quarter declined by 12 percent YoY to 318,257 passengers as seat capacity reduced by five percent YoY to 407,360 seats. TAAX’s PLF stood at 78 percent this quarter as performance was pressured by softened travel demand to Thailand overall following the earthquake incident in Bangkok and related security concerns. Average fare was firm at RM690 during the quarter under review, and TAAX posted a net profit of RM10.58 million, buoyed by net foreign exchange gains. TAAX maintained a fleet of nine A330s after returning one aircraft to lessor during the quarter.
AirAsia X launches a new direct route between Tashkent and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 15 Oct
AirAsia X (AAX), the World’s Best Low-Cost Airline, announced its upcoming entry into Uzbekistan with the launch of a new direct route between Tashkent and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Scheduled to commence on 15 October 2025 with three flights weekly, the new service forms part of AAX’s broader strategy to connect emerging Central Asian markets to its extensive network of over 130 destinations through its Fly-Thru hub in Kuala Lumpur. The announcement comes at a pivotal time as Uzbekistan targets 15.8 million foreign tourist arrivals in 2025. The new connection is expected to boost two-way traffic, bringing more travellers from Southeast Asia into Uzbekistan while offering Uzbeks greater access to destinations across Asia, Australia, and beyond. Benyamin Ismail, CEO of AirAsia X said: “Our mission has always been to make medium-haul travel more accessible and affordable, and we are excited to extend this offering to travellers from Uzbekistan with our entry into Tashkent. The strong performance of our Almaty route has reaffirmed the potential of Central Asia, prompting us to grow further in the region. “Through Kuala Lumpur, guests from Tashkent can now connect to over 130 destinations, including top cities in Southeast Asia, China, Australia, and more. Similarly, we are already seeing encouraging forward bookings for the Tashkent route, with strong demand from Malaysia, China, Indonesia, and Singapore, showing clear interest from travellers across the region. “This new route also reflects the growing ties between Malaysia and Uzbekistan, as both countries deepen cooperation in trade, education, Islamic tourism, and cultural exchange. While supporting Uzbekistan’s tourism goals, this route also supports broader national initiatives, including Visit Malaysia Year 2026, which aims to attract more travellers from Central Asia.” Dr. Mukhtaramin Bekzod, Chairman of AA Aviation Management Group said: “We are confident this service will be well-received by Uzbek travellers seeking affordable and convenient access to Southeast Asia, Australia, and beyond. With AirAsia X’s extensive Fly-Thru network via Kuala Lumpur, this route opens the door to new markets for outbound travel, while also encouraging more inbound visitors from across Southeast Asia into Uzbekistan. This connectivity will play a vital role in supporting Uzbekistan’s tourism and economic growth by creating new opportunities for leisure, business, and cultural exchange.” In celebration of the new route, AAX is offering promotional fares from Tashkent to Kuala Lumpur, starting from only or UZS2,719,000 (USD199) all-in* one-way, with an additional 20%** off. The promotional fares are available for booking through AA Aviation Management Group, AAX’s official sales agent*** in Uzbekistan, or on the AirAsia MOVE app and airasia.com. The promotional fare is available from now until 3 August 2025 for the travel period between 15 October 2025 and 15 December 2025.
AirAsia X marks first month of Karachi-Kuala Lumpur route
AirAsia’s medium-haul affiliate AirAsia X (AAX) celebrated the first full month of operations for its Karachi–Kuala Lumpur route on Monday, 30th June. The route between Malaysia and Pakistan recorded an average load factor of 80 percent since the inaugural flight took off on 30th May. The consistently strong demand from both Karachi and Kuala Lumpur reflects the robust air travel market between Pakistan and Malaysia. Indeed, forward bookings for the next quarter remain healthy, with solid load factors projected for the months to come, further affirming confidence in the route’s long-term potential. AirAsia CEO Benyamin Ismail said of the route’s strong performance: “The response to this route has exceeded our expectations. We are not only connecting two vibrant cities but also enabling affordable access to more than 130 destinations across the AirAsia network. This aligns with our strategy of expanding into high-potential, underserved markets with strong demand for value-based medium-haul travel.” Likewise, Malaysian high commissioner to Pakistan Mohammad Azhar Bin Mazlan declared: “The launch of AAX direct flights between Karachi and Kuala Lumpur, and the strong momentum it has achieved in just one month, marks a significant step forward in strengthening the people-to-people, economic, and cultural ties between Malaysia and Pakistan. Enhanced air connectivity such as this opens new avenues for trade, tourism, education, and investment. We commend AAX for its commitment to improving regional connectivity and are proud to support its efforts in making Malaysia even more accessible to travellers from Pakistan, especially as we look ahead to Visit Malaysia 2026.” A great way to connect with destinations throughout the Asia-Pacific Beyond point-to-point traffic, more than half of Pakistani guests connect via Kuala Lumpur to other destinations across Asean and beyond through AirAsia’s Fly-Thru service. Top connecting cities include Bali, Phuket, Singapore, Perth, Melbourne and more, representing an increasing appetite for multi-stop travel among Pakistani outbound passengers. Additionally, 90 percent of over 7,000 travellers in this sector thus far are non-Malaysians, highlighting the route’s role in strengthening Kuala Lumpur’s position as a regional hub. To celebrate the milestone, AAX is offering limited-time promotional all-in fares starting from only PKR59,999 one-way from Karachi to Kuala Lumpur and from RM759 one-way from Kuala Lumpur to Karachi. Bookings are available now through the AirAsia MOVE app, airasia.com, and authorised travel agents till 6 July for the travel period from 14th July 2025 to 30th June 2026.
AirAsia X launches new route to Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Photo Caption: (L-R) Mr. Mohd Akbal Setia, Director of International Promotions for America, Europe and Oceania, Tourism Malaysia; Ms. Amanda Woo, Chief Commercial Officer, AirAsia Aviation Group; Mr. Chua Choon Hwa; Deputy Secretary-General (Tourism) of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts & Culture; Mr. Benyamin Ismail, CEO of AirAsia X; His Excellency Mr. Karomidin Gadoev, Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Malaysia; Dato' Fam Lee Ee, Non-Independent Non-Executive Chairman of AirAsia X and Mr Ikhlas Kamarudin, CEO of Ikhlas.com. AirAsia X (AAX) celebrated its growing presence in Central Asia with the announcement of a brand new route to Tashkent, Uzbekistan, commencing on 15 October 2025 with a frequency of three times a week. Following AAX’s entry into the region with Almaty, Kazakhstan in early 2024, with a consistently strong load factor and increased flight frequencies, the Tashkent route is aimed at further facilitating air travel between Southeast Asia and Central Asia, fostering stronger trade, tourism and business ties between the regions. This connectivity will also enable more travellers in Asean as well as Australia, to explore Uzbekistan affordability with AirAsia’s seamless Fly-Thru options, spanning over 130 destinations worldwide. Benyamin Ismail, CEO of AirAsia X said: “The launch of our Kuala Lumpur-Tashkent route is a strategic milestone in AAX’s continued growth across Asia and beyond. Central Asia presents immense potential, with Uzbekistan’s economy growing steadily and a rising middle class eager to explore new destinations. We have seen a marked increase in passenger demand for Central Asia following our successful Almaty route, and our vision is to create a comprehensive network that supports regional development and connects people to new places whilst creating unforgettable travel experiences along the way.” H.E. Mr. Karomidin Gadoev, Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Malaysia commented: “The commencement of direct flights by AAX between these two major cities is a landmark development for Uzbekistan-Malaysia relations. With Uzbekistan’s tourism sector expanding rapidly and Malaysia’s strong position as a tourism and business hub in Southeast Asia, this route will significantly enhance connectivity, foster tourism exchanges, and open new avenues for investment. We are excited to welcome AAX to this promising market and look forward to a fruitful venture.” Travellers can soon experience the magic of Tashkent with a promotional introductory fare from RM99 all-in* one-way economy seats starting from 23 June 2025 until 29 June 2025 for the travel period between 15 October 2025 and 14 September 2026. This special fare is subject to availability, with subsequent fares starting from RM899**. Nestled in the heart of Uzbekistan, its capital Tashkent, is a thriving city renowned for its stunning Islamic architecture, bustling bazaars and leafy parks. A world of opportunities awaits the wanderlust in Tashkent ‒ journey through the magnificent Silk Roads and bask in the picturesque beauty of its towering monuments. As the country’s largest city and economic hub, Tashkent boasts a growing tourism sector and expanding business opportunities, making it an increasingly popular destination for both leisure and commerce.
Revenue for AirAsia X in Q1 2025 rises by 3% YoY to RM940.1 million
The Company reported a revenue of RM940.1 million in 1Q25, increasing by 3% year-on-year (“YoY”) from RM908.9 million in 1Q24 driven by a 12% growth in capacity to 1.29 million seats. In line with capacity expansion, AirAsia X achieved a 12% YoY increase in passenger traffic in 1Q25, carrying 1.08 million passengers. This was driven by sustained demand across core markets and efficient capacity deployment, resulting in a robust Passenger Load Factor (“PLF”) of 83%. Ancillary revenue remained a key margin driver in 1Q25 This quarter, average base fare stood at RM550, aligning with the Company’s load-active, yield-passive strategy. Ancillary revenue remained a key margin driver in 1Q25, with ancillary revenue per passenger rising 10% YoY to RM277. This uplift, combined with a higher passenger base, drove a 24% YoY increase in total ancillary revenue to RM298.3 million. The growth reflects improved takeup rates, supported by enhanced digital personalisation and targeted product offerings that successfully maximised per-passenger spend. The Company posted a net profit of RM50.2 million, representing a 5% margin even as its cost base expanded parallel to operational growth. Cost per ASK (“CASK”) edged up marginally to 13.97 sen driven by slightly higher staffing with additional aircraft in operation and airport-related expenses. These were partially mitigated by a lower jet fuel price YoY and a reduction in aircraft lease expenses as most aircraft exited pay-by-hour arrangements since 1Q24. Japan, Australia and Kazakhstan emerged as key outperformers In 1Q25, AirAsia X expanded its Available Seat Kilometres (“ASK”) by 17% YoY to 5,878 million, strategically aligning capacity to capture peak demand during festive and holiday periods. Japan and Australia emerged as key outperformers within the network, with core routes delivering strong load factors between 85% and 90%, reflecting sustained travel demand and effective capacity optimisation in high-yield markets. AirAsia X Thailand (“TAAX”), the Company’s associate, recorded RM512.7 million in revenue and an operating profit of RM15.5 million in 1Q25. TAAX carried a total of 500,128 passengers this quarter, up 14% YoY as seat capacity increased by 23% YoY to 604,584 seats, charting a sound PLF of 83% during the quarter. The one-off effect of the hub transition from Suvarnabhumi to Don Mueang in October 2024 has stabilised, with the network now operating at peak performance. TAAX’s average fare held strong at RM833 per passenger this quarter. As of 31 March 2025, AirAsia X’s total fleet increased to 19 A330 aircraft following the induction of one additional aircraft from a third-party lessor. Of these, 17 aircraft were activated and operational. TAAX maintained a fleet of 10 A330s, supporting network recovery and growth across core markets. Fly-Thru connectivity accounts for approximately 20% of passenger traffic AirAsia X CEO, Benyamin Ismail said: “This has been a stellar quarter of delivering sustained passenger load and profitability. In February, we took delivery of one additional aircraft, and today, the Company has 18 out of its 19-aircraft fleet operational. The final aircraft is on track for reactivation by mid-year, and we are focussed on ensuring full fleet deployment to meet market demand. “Our network continues to demonstrate resilience, particularly on core routes to Japan and Australia, where load factors consistently trend around the 90% mark. Building on this momentum, we are capitalising on our first-mover advantage in Central Asia by ramping up capacity to Almaty, Kazakhstan in the second half of the year, with further expansion in the pipeline. Recently, we have announced the suspension of Nairobi, Kenya. It was difficult, but crucial for us, as the initial assumption for premises of financial support did not materialise eventually. Essentially, we are driven by disciplined network management, allowing us to redeploy capacity to higher-yielding, strategically aligned markets. “A key pillar for our business is Fly-Thru connectivity, which consistently accounts for approximately 20% of our passenger traffic, anchored by high-performing routes from Korea, Japan and Kazakhstan. Establishing seamless connectivity sets us up for a massive upside , particularly as we advance towards the proposed acquisition of Capital A Berhad’s aviation business, which includes AirAsia Berhad and AirAsia Aviation Group Limited, encompassing AirAsia Thailand, AirAsia Indonesia, AirAsia Philippines and AirAsia Cambodia. The integration will unlock immense synergies and enhance our network connectivity, ultimately elevating the enlarged group’s competitive positioning in the region and beyond. “We’re pleased to report continued double-digit growth in ancillary revenue per passenger, driven by focused personalisation and improved takeup rates. This, along with our lean cost structure and operational efficiencies, positions us for a strong 2025. We are mindful of the softer travel season in the second and third quarters, but are encouraged by the forward sales momentum. We are vigilant and prudent in the face of global geopolitical uncertainties, but are confident that we are able to stay disciplined and growth-oriented in a sustainable manner.”
AirAsia X launches direct route to Karachi
AirAsia X announced a new route to Pakistan’s largest city Karachi from 30th May. The four-times-weekly flights mark another milestone in the airline’s international expansion. With 22 routes in total, the airline strengthens its commitment to affordable medium-haul travel. AirAsia X CEO Benyamin Ismail said of this new offering: “We are thrilled to launch AAX’s next adventure in Karachi, further strengthening our presence in the South Asian market. Karachi is a dynamic city with a rich history and a thriving modern economy, and we are proud to be the sole low-cost carrier connecting this vibrant metropolis to our extensive network beyond Malaysia. This route will also open up hundreds of seamless connectivity options for travellers to key markets such as Australia, China, Thailand, and more via our Fly-Thru services.” Enhancing connectivity As the only low-cost carrier in Malaysia to provide direct service to Karachi, this new route enhances affordable connectivity between the two nations, allowing Malaysian travellers and the thriving Pakistani community in Malaysia to fly home affordably. It also plays a pivotal role in linking travellers from Pakistan to Malaysia and the rest of ASEAN, connecting them to the region’s vibrant trade, tourism, and economic opportunities. Ismail added: “With plenty to explore and experience, be it for business, leisure or pilgrimage, both nations are set to benefit from immense tourism and travel potential with this new flight service. AAX anticipates carrying more than 100,000 guests annually on this route, further reiterating our commitment to support the Malaysian government’s initiative to welcome 30 million tourists in line with the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign. We look forward to mutually benefitting the growth and prosperity of both countries.”
AirAsia X to collaborate with Kenya Tourism Board
AirAsia X entered a strategic route marketing collaboration with the Kenya Tourism Board to boost connectivity between the Asian and African continents. By doing so, the parties involved hope to drive tourism growth in both regions. The announcement comes just as AirAsia X is slated to launch its new direct flights connecting Kuala Lumpur to Nairobi on 15th November 2024, offering four flights a week. In line with AirAsia X’s commitment to working closely with local partners, the airline also partnered with Magical Aviation Services, its official general sales agent (GSA) in Nairobi, to ensure local expertise drives its operations in the region. This collaboration enables the airline to provide tailored services that meet the specific needs of Kenyan travellers, with Magical Aviation Services playing a key role in managing sales, marketing, and customer support. Further reinforcing its dedication to the Kenyan market, the airline has also opened its first sales office in Nairobi at Riverside Square, marking a significant milestone in its African expansion. This new office serves as a vital touchpoint for customers, offering on-the-ground support and sales services, and solidifying the airline’s long-term commitment to the region. What does the partnership entail? The collaboration between AAX and the Kenya Tourism Board includes joint promotional activities, coordinated marketing campaigns, and collaborative efforts to enhance travel experiences. Likewise, it aims to leverage the strengths of both organisations to attract more tourists and stimulate economic growth in both countries. The East African Community (EAC) region set a goal to attract over 14 million international tourists annually by 2025, with Nairobi positioned as a major hub in its tourism strategy. The new flights will enhance Nairobi’s profile as a gateway to both regional and international travel, driving economic benefits and promoting cultural exchange. The introduction of this direct route is also set to play a crucial role by offering Kenyan travellers convenient Fly-Thru access to Asia’s leading destinations through Kuala Lumpur. Moreover, in alignment with Malaysia's upcoming Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign, this new route will bolster Malaysia’s appeal as a premier travel destination offering diverse experiences. Furthermore, Kuala Lumpur will serve as a key gateway for tourists from Nairobi, granting them direct access to Malaysia’s vibrant attractions, including its cultural landmarks, scenic landscapes, and thriving culinary scene. A milestone all around AirAsia X CEO Benyamin Ismail said of the collaboration: “This is a major milestone in our mission to connect Asia with Africa and opens up a world of travel possibilities between the two continents. [The collaboration] demonstrates our commitment to expanding travel opportunities and boosting tourism. This new route will play a crucial role in Kenya’s tourism growth and create new connections for travellers.” Ismail added that, for other key routes like those for Australia and China, Nairobi will now be easily accessible, offering travellers new adventures in Africa and enhanced travel options via Kuala Lumpur. This route not only strengthens the airline’s global network but also supports the tourism goals of both Kenya and Malaysia. Kenya Tourism Board chief executive June Chepkemei remarked that the collaboration would drive a substantial growth in tourism numbers to Kenya. This enhanced connectivity will stimulate economic growth and create new opportunities for local businesses, showcasing Kenya as a key destination for global travellers, especially from Asia. By facilitating easier access to Nairobi, the country anticipates increased tourism revenue and stronger cultural exchange, benefiting both Kenya’s tourism sector and its broader economy. Chepkemei said: “The Asia Pacific region is a key source market for Kenya. The region saw over 320,000 travellers into the country in 2023, with India, China and Japan among the top drivers of visitor arrivals. Our goal through this collaboration is to ensure that we have more tourists coming from Malaysia and other regional destinations to Kenya.”
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