Motorists to Genting Highlands will start getting charged a one-time fee for going to the popular tourist destination, Malaysia’s Sin Chew Daily reported on Thursday. The toll will be operated by Lingkaran Cekap, a subsidiary of Genting Malaysia, which operates the...
It is unclear if the charges will be uniformly applied across vehicle types such as private cars or tour buses.Motorists to Genting Highlands will start getting charged a one-time fee for going to the popular tourist destination, Malaysia’s Sin Chew Daily reported on Thursday.
Motorists will have to pay the toll fee just once when going up the hill, a consultant for Lingkaran Cekap told the Malaysian daily.No decision has been made on the amount of the toll to be charged, nor when the fee will kick in.
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