SINGAPORE – Four Singapore-based tour bus operators are no longer allowed to operate in Malaysia after they were found to have flouted licensing rules.
The four firms had their licences cancelled after they were found offering express bus services and selling tickets online, the Malaysian Land Public Transport Agency (Apad) said in response to queries.
Foreign bus operators are allowed to bring tourists on overnight stays in Peninsular Malaysia, but cannot operate express bus services, nor can they sell tickets online, Apad added.
They must also submit the list of passenger names and the travel itinerary, which must start and end in Singapore, including destinations in Malaysia.
The four firms, which were not named by Apad, were told about…
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