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MATTA Would Walk 100 Miles, and Then 100 More Datuk Tan Kok Liang Sales and Service Tax (SST) Birth of A Caribbean Hopeful Proposal to the Awarded as Best Tourism – does 10% and 6% equal Princess? Ministry of Transport Industry Leader 2018 16%? ™ OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MALAYSIAN ASSOCIATION OF TOUR AND TRAVEL AGENTS OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2018 PP13679/04/2013(033458) MATTA Would Walk 100 Miles, and then 100 More... Trudging along to Visit Malaysia Year 2020 with RM100 million Matching Grant announced from Budget 2019; we have much work to do. MATTA EVENTS & ACTIVITIES ON PAGE 24 Suara Matta | PB WhyWhyWhy Malaysia? Malaysia? Malaysia? Statistically, Statistically, Statistically, Malaysian Malaysian Malaysian Tourists Tourists Tourists Arrivals Arrivals Arrivals are areamong among are the among topthe intop the the in top destinationthe in destination the destination countries countries countries in 2017. in 2017. For in 2017. 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