Why Malaysia’s push for 15 million Muslim tourists is no sure thing
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How it spread - 3 original reports
Wed, 19 August 2026
1 report- Le Monde (France)04:00first to report
Profitant des difficultés de ses concurrents du golfe Arabo-Persique, fragilisés par le conflit en Iran, le transporteur turc poursuit sa forte croissance, qui s’appuie sur de nombreuses livraisons d’avions à venir et sur l’efficacité de l’aéroport d’Istanbul.
Wed, 26 August 2026
1 report- Le Figaro (France)17:38
DÉCRYPTAGE - L’aéroport d’Istanbul et la compagnie Turkish Airlines ont profité de la crise pour accélérer leur croissance.
Fri, 28 August 2026
1 report- South China Morning Post12:00
Malaysia sees an opening in the Gulf travel disruption caused by the Iran war, pitching itself as a Muslim-friendly destination for travellers seeking halal food, prayer facilities and family-focused holidays. But such gains could be limited because the conflict has not only weakened tourism within the Middle East, but also affected long-haul flight routes that Malaysia depends on to draw Muslim tourists, according to analysts. The push comes as the six-month-old war continues to disrupt...