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RWG executive vice president of leisure and hospitality Edward Arthur Holloway said RWG will obviously focus on domestic tourism in the next six months to one year, adding that the group will be focusing on the family market in Malaysia.confident that with what we are going to offer, we will be able to reach the numbers that we desire, but in a very controlled manner. We want to emphasise that we won’t just open the door and let almost 20,000 instantaneous customers come in.

Its own original and exciting Intellectual Properties (IPs) Genting SkyWorlds will also incorporate 20th Century Studios brands and IPs across its world-class rides and attractions — including Ice Age, Night at the Museum and Planet of the Apes, among many others. This is made possible through a strategic collaboration between Genting Malaysia and 20th Century Studios.

Spanning across 26 acres the theme park will have 26 rides and attractions. It will be able to accommodate some 20,000 tourists.

Genting SkyWorld which is targeted to be ready and open to the public by the mid of this year, is now in the final stages of completion.

Genting Malaysia Bhd's Resorts World Genting (RWG), which today officially unveiled the logo of its outdoor theme park Genting SkyWorlds, said it has spent over US$800 million on the long-awaited theme park.

The second phase from April to August, will involve senior citizens aged 65 and above, the high-risk groups, and the disabled involving some 9.4 million people, while the third phase will start from May this year to February 2022, covering both Malaysians and non-citizens aged 18 and above, targeting more than 13.7 million people.

The National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme is implemented in three phases starting from Wednesday, with the first phase from February to April 2021 for the front liners involving 500,000 people.

The vaccine will be distributed to Kedah, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan and Perak on Wednesday, while Pahang, Terengganu, Kelantan, Sabah, Sarawak and the Federal Territory of Labuan will receive the supply on Thursday

Malaysia will receive its second batch of 182,520 doses of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Wednesday for distribution to states that have yet to receive the vaccine, said Coordinating Minister for National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme Khairy Jamaluddin.