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We cover hotels for sale and resorts for sale in KL (Kuala Lumpur), Melaka, Langkawi, Sabah, Kota Kinabalu, Penang and most of Malaysia
The year 2011 tape-recorded encouraging growth in tourism with tourist arrivals increased to 24.7 million compared with 24.6 million in 2010 while the tourist receipts climbed to RM58.3 billion from RM56.5 billion the previous year. This is in accordance with the 'Malaysia Tourism Change Plan 2020' of achieving 36 million tourist arrivals and RM168 billion receipts by year 2020. The Ministry of Tourism is preparing for much more arrivals in year 2012 and sets the mark at 25 million. The ministry is positive regarding tourism industry because of the expanding picture of Malaysia as one of the 'Leading and High-end Destination' at the worldwide level, thanks to the Tourism Ministry which is boldy advertising Malaysia as a high-end destination in quote to attract high yield tourists to the country. Moreover, the announcement of rewards for hospitality industry in Spending plan 2012 such as giving Leader condition or investment tax allowance to capitalists taking on new investments in 4 and 5 celebrity hotels in Peninsular Malaysia are expected to additional enliven the activities in local hospitality industry.

Malaysia's popularity as a clinical tourism destination likewise seeing a staggering growth with the variety of foreigners looking for health care solutions boosting each year. Clinical tourism in Malaysia tape-recorded a massive RM509.77 million in clinical tourism receipts while foreign clients count was 578,403. Therefore, Malaysia Health care Travel Council (MHTC) anticipated revenue from clinical tourism to reach RM548 million from a total of 600,000 clients in 2012. In a recent announcement, Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) forecasted that hotels in Malaysia will observe boosts in tenancy, especially those in the KL (Kuala Lumpur City Centre) where it is expected that the hotels will achieve an average tenancy price of 68 % for the year 2012, up from 65 % in 2011. Other places to have boost will consist of Melaka, Langkawi, Sabah, Kota Kinabalu, Penang and most of Malaysia.