Hoteliers says Budget 2025 funds for industry welcome, but many ‘missed opportunities’ at the same time

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‘I love salt!’ Trump dons apron to serve french fries at McDonald’s, in dig at Harris’ history working at the fast-food chainThe MAH expects the increase in minimum wage to RM1,700 from RM1,500, effective February 1, 2025, to add further strain on operational costs, especially concerning overtime rates.

The association also expressed concerns about the overall Budget allocations, noting that while the 29 per cent year-on-year increase is commendable, it is insufficient to address the industry’s pressing challenges.

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Melaka hoteliers say Budget 2025 a disappointment for the industryMANILA: Vice President Sara Duterte on Friday (Oct 18) downplayed the multimillion “safe house” rentals paid for by her office’s confidential funds for 11 days in 2022, saying they were not unusual expenditures by government.
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