Cross-Border Travel refers to the movement of individuals or groups across the boundaries of one country to enter another. This type of travel can involve various modes of transportation such as air, land, or sea and often requires compliance with immigration laws, customs regulations, and potential visa requirements imposed by the destination country. Cross-border travel is significant for tourism, business, trade, and cultural exchange, enabling people to experience different countries and engage in international activities. Factors influencing cross-border travel include geopolitical relations, economic conditions, health regulations, and security considerations. The term highlights not just the physical act of crossing borders but also the legal and logistical complexities involved in international travel.
The Malaysian government allocated 58.07 million ringgit to revamp the Johor Causeway and Second Link crossing, aiming to ease congestion and promote modernity. Johor Chief Minister Onn Hafiz Ghazi prioritizes…