Malaysia Airlines is boosting air connectivity between Kuala Lumpur and Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. Starting June 6, the airline will add a new weekly flight to its service. This move supports Kerala’s Look East tourism strategy, aimed at increasing visitors from Asia Pacific.
The added flight enhances Kerala’s accessibility to tourists from key markets in the east. Kerala, renowned for its lush landscapes and rich culture, is now easier to reach. This expansion is crucial for the state’s growth, as it looks to attract a larger number of international travelers.
Malaysia Airlines, the only full-service carrier on this route, strengthens Kerala’s tourism appeal. The extra flight provides more options for tourists, making it more convenient to visit the state. This new service is a significant milestone in Kerala’s efforts to boost tourism.
Kerala aims to attract more visitors from countries like Malaysia, Singapore, and Japan. This additional flight reinforces the state’s connection to these markets and enhances its global tourism presence. The collaboration between Kerala and Malaysia Airlines exemplifies the power of partnerships in growing tourism.
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