Hotel Recovery Is Operational And Not Financial

Yap Lip Seng, CEO, Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH)

10-Nov-21 08:30

Hotel Recovery Is Operational And Not Financial

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As state borders are now open and many are taking a vacation after being stuck at home for months, hotels are struggling to cope with the surge of booking due to a shortage of workers. We speak to Yap Lip Seng, CEO of Malaysian Association of Hotels to find out what are the causes and solutions for this issue.

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Produced by: Sim Wie Boon

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Philip See

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