Grab Teams Up with Tourism Perak for Visit Perak 2024
Grab Malaysia has proudly announced its partnership with Tourism Perak for Visit Perak 2024, aiming to boost tourism growth in the region.
Their collaboration is geared towards leveraging technology to enhance the travel experience for tourists visiting Perak.
The goal is to attract over 8 million domestic and international tourists by offering seamless transportation through Grab’s services, curated 5-star dining experiences via GrabFood, and empowering driver-partners to serve as ambassadors for the initiative.
This partnership marks a significant step in Perak’s digital transformation, focusing on improving accessibility and ensuring a positive travel experience.
Grab’s commitment to providing safe and reliable exploration opportunities aligns with Perak’s vision of becoming a leading tourism destination.
Yang Berhormat Loh Sze Yee, Perak State Executive Council for Tourism, emphasizes the importance of this collaboration in creating a tech-forward experience for visitors, aiming to make their journey in Perak smooth and unforgettable.
“We are excited to be the strategic partner for Visit Perak 2024. As the most accessible, reliable, and preferred platform for everyday services, tourists can depend on Grab for a safe and reliable way to explore more of Perak. With one app serving 500 cities across 8 SEA countries, we are committed to providing seamless and memorable travel experiences for all visitors to this culturally rich destination,” says Ben Chin, Director of Country Strategy and Outer Cities, Grab Malaysia.
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