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Malaysia Aviation Group Elevates Tourism Accessibility: Paving the Way for ‘Visit Malaysia 2026’ Vision

Plan Your Travels for the Year and Fly from INR 12,999 All-In Return Fares with The Malaysia Airlines Holiday Special

New Delhi, February 14. Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) invites travellers to plan their holidays for the year ahead from February 14 to 26, 2024 to enjoy enticing all-in return fares starting from INR 12,999 on Economy class and from INR 37,999 on Business class through the Malaysia Airlines Holiday Special Sale; for immediate travel up to 30 November 2024.

With the Malaysian government announcing a 30-day visa-free entry for visitors from India into Malaysia until 31 December 2024, this presents a perfect opportunity for travellers to explore what Malaysia has to offer, with fares to Kuala Lumpur starting from INR 12,999 on Economy Class and INR 37,999 on Business Class. This reinforces the airline’s commitment to supporting the goals of Visit Malaysia Year 2026 (VMY2026) and extends to positioning KUL as a hub for Asia and beyond, leveraging its role as the national carrier to position Malaysia as a true ASEAN tourism and aviation hub.

The fares are also extended to popular ASEAN destinations including Thailand from (INR 16,999 for Economy and INR 46,399 for Business Class), Indonesia (INR 24,999 for Economy and INR 53,999 for Business Class) and Singapore (INR 12,999 for Economy and INR 44,599 for Business Class). In addition, Indian customers can enjoy the best of Australia, with fares starting from INR 37,999 for Economy Class as well as to New Zealand, with fares starting from INR 52,999 for Economy Class.

Experience the convenience of flexibility with Malaysia Airlines’ Economy Flex Fare which comes with a cabin baggage allowance of 7kg, 35kg of checked baggage, access to standard seat selection, ability to rebook or change tickets with no fee, complimentary meals, and more.

In addition, travellers can also enjoy perks such as Priority Check-in, Priority Boarding and Priority Baggage, ensuring a hassle-free travel experience. Those who enjoy indulging in the full premium travel service experience can opt for the Business Class fare which comes with a check-in baggage allowance of 40kg, two cabin baggage allowances of 7kg each, free seat selection, complimentary meals, priority check-in, boarding and baggage, and access to the airline’s top-notch lounges at KL International Airport.

Travellers can also take advantage of add-ons including 20% off extra baggage, Golden Lounge access, value bundle (standard seat + 10 kg extra baggage) and premium bundle (extra legroom seat + Golden Lounge access) discounts, as well as 20% bonus Enrich Points on bookings and 20% off selected brands on Temptations.

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