Rest & Rehlah

Dive into our latest issue of Rest & Rehlah, where we explore the highly anticipated 4th World Islamic Tourism Conference (WITC) and introduce you to the visionary speakers shaping the future of Muslim-friendly tourism.

Check out the latest edition of Rest & Rehlah! Dr. Yasmeen Yasim, Deputy Secretary-General (Tourism) at MOTAC, talks about her hopes for the Islamic Tourism Centre (ITC) as she highlights the need to move forward efficiently, with a focus on sustainability and offering unique, immersive experiences as we gear up for Visit Malaysia 2026.

Islamic Tourism Centre’s Rest & Rehlah issue focused on sustainability is out. It’s packed with information on the value of sustainability in the modern tourism business.

This issue highlights Malaysia\’s vibrant Ramadan experience, showcasing the country\’s unique blend of culture, faith, and hospitality, and the potential of Europe’s Muslim tourist market, among other exciting insights.

Explore the highlights of Jan/Feb 2024 edition, Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Malaysia (MOTAC) Dato Sri Tiong King Sing shares plans to explore the emerging opportunities in the Muslim tourist segment, in preparation of Visit Malaysia Year 2026.

Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC) Secretary-General Dato\’ Roslan Tan Sri Abdul Rahman says MOTAC\’s priority is to attract and increase high-spending tourists to Malaysia while practising and adapting sustainable and responsible tourism.