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Midnight Sales Carnival Enlivens Melaka, Stimulates Tourism, Local Economy
Midnight Sales Carnival Enlivens Melaka, Stimulates Tourism, Local Economy

Barnama

time13-05-2025

  • Business
  • Barnama

Midnight Sales Carnival Enlivens Melaka, Stimulates Tourism, Local Economy

MELAKA, May 13 (Bernama) – The Malaysia Midnight Sales Carnival organised in conjunction with the May edition of Melaka Bila Larut Malam programme has successfully attracted visitors to the state, giving a significant boost to the tourism sector and local economy. Organiser Jalakx Sdn Bhd in a statement today announced that the event combines elements of shopping, entertainment and cultural performances, which has a positive impact on local residents as well as tourists from home and abroad. "The carnival has seen an increase in hotel accommodation and has provided great benefits to various business sectors, including petty traders, entertainers, handicraft entrepreneurs, food and beverage premises owners, e-hailing drivers and tour operators.

Malaysia Midnight Sale Carnival Draws Record Crowds, Boosts Melaka's Economy
Malaysia Midnight Sale Carnival Draws Record Crowds, Boosts Melaka's Economy

BusinessToday

time13-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • BusinessToday

Malaysia Midnight Sale Carnival Draws Record Crowds, Boosts Melaka's Economy

The Malaysia Midnight Sale Carnival returned over the long weekend, drawing record-breaking crowds to Mahkota Parade, Melaka, and boosting both tourism and the local economy. Held alongside the Melaka Bila Larut Malam – May edition 2025, the carnival offered a lively mix of shopping, entertainment, and cultural showcases. The event attracted both domestic tourists and visitors from Singapore and Indonesia, contributing to high hotel occupancy rates and benefiting local businesses, including vendors, restaurants, and ride-hailing services. The carnival, which ran from 10 am to midnight, featured a Special Sale Moment on May 3, where shoppers who spent RM250 or more could win prizes worth over RM20,000. The event also included performances by Datuk Awie and Yasser Atak, raffles, a balloon drop, games, and traditional Melaka cultural performances. Supported by Tourism Malaysia, Tourism Melaka, and local partners, the carnival is expected to return next year, promising an even larger shopping experience. Related

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