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Ong says he feels sorry for hospitality businesses that will suffer even more.

These hotels have ceased operations following since the beginning of the year the Johor State Assembly is told.

Airlines, too, are getting creative with 'flights to nowhere' amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

The report says the occupancy rate was based on the average number of rooms sold in its three hotels.

CORONAVIRUS | Hotels have offered their premises to the State Disaster Management Committee for use as quarantine sites.

This is to ensure its tourism sector is not affected.

CORONAVIRUS | The hotels are being filled up by domestic tourists and this has helped revive the country's economy, the tourism minister adds.

CORONAVIRUS | An estimated 30,000 employees in the hotel sector have lost their jobs due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The hotels are closing due to lack of revenue as a result of MCO and the coronavirus pandemic.

CORONAVIRUS | Citing authorities' instructions, some go as far as banning food delivery services and any cooked food.

CORONAVIRUS | Those who want better accommodation will have to pay for it themselves, says defence minister.

They say that 2,041 employees of the industry had been laid off due to economic pressures and the control movement order.

CORONAVIRUS | Hotels may be forced to evict guests, including tourists and transient workers, and leave them to fend for themselves.

UPDATED 12.20PM | Tabung Haji and Urusharta Jamaah Sdn Bhd say none of the hotels' employees will be laid off.

Mohamaddin Ketapi says such premises will ruin the image of the tourism industry. 

LETTER | This despite the incidence of over 200 landslides last year on Penang Hill itself.

This is confirmed by the Labour Department director-general during a meeting in Putrajaya today.