[WATCH] Jonker Walk bounces back with 30,000 visitors on weekends
JONKER Walk in Malacca is regaining its former vibrancy now that the government has allowed interstate travel, the heritage area’s management committee said.
Up to 30,000 visitors come on the weekends (Friday to Sunday) for walking tours, food and shopping, said committee representative Roger Tan. – November 16, 2021.
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