Malaysia Airlines confirmed the crash, and the whereabouts of the lost airliner is unknown. Another mh066 Malaysia Airlines forced landing in Hong Kong. The Malaysian Prime Minister is vague about the truth and cause of the crash. All these factors make the tourist attractions in Malaysia a ghost city. Considering the incident of Malaysia Airlines confirming the crash of the missing passenger plane and Malaysia Airlines forced landing in Hong Kong, do you dare to travel to Malaysia by Malaysia Airlines?
On March 24, Malaysian Prime Minister said at the news conference of Malaysia Airlines that Malaysia Airlines confirmed the crash, and the truth and cause of the crash of the lost airliner are uncertain. On the 25th, another Malaysia Airlines mh066 plane made an emergency landing in Hong Kong due to crew failure at the departure point.
The attitude of the Malaysian government, the concealment of the military and the quality of Malaysian Airlines aircraft make the tourist attractions in Malaysia a ghost city. According to the survey of Sihai travel channel, nearly 75% of netizens who intend to travel to Malaysia said that they would delete Malaysia's tourism plan from their itinerary, while another 25% who had already arranged to travel to Malaysia said that they would postpone their travel to Malaysia for three months or half a year.
According to the data released by the National Tourism Administration, in 2011, the number of Chinese citizens who chose to travel to Malaysia reached 1.7337 million, ranking among the top five outbound tourist countries. However, experts pointed out that due to the fact that Malaysia Airlines confirmed the crash of the missing passenger plane and the reasons for this, coupled with the forced landing of mh066 in Hong Kong, it is estimated that 800000 people will be reduced to visit Malaysia's tourist attractions in 2014, Malaysia's tourism industry will lose 8 billion yuan, which is a fatal blow to Malaysia, whose pillar industry is tourism.