Malaysia Promotes Golf and Fishing Destinations to Taiwan Visitors

By Li Xinyi, compiled and reported

With more than 200 golf courses located in highlands, jungles, islands, or urban centers—and many designed by world-famous golfers or course designers—Malaysia also boasts a thriving fishing market. Bordered by the vast South China Sea and the Strait of Malacca, and dotted with rivers and lakes inhabited by over 300 species of freshwater fish, the country attracts fishing enthusiasts from around the globe to enjoy both offshore sea fishing and inland lake or stream fishing.

Malaysia has over 200 golf courses where enthusiasts can enjoy a great game of golf in highlands, on beaches, in tropical jungles, or even next to rows of skyscrapers. In addition, the diversity of golf courses in Malaysia is among the best in the world, with many designed by internationally acclaimed golfers and course architects such as golf legend “Golden Bear” Jack Nicklaus, and world-renowned course design masters Robert Trent Jones, Max Wexler, and Ted Parslow. Their unique designs attract golf lovers to Malaysia to conquer world-class courses.

With Malaysia’s visa exemption policy now in effect, Taiwan and Malaysia are closer than ever—fishing and golfing trips are just a hop away. For more information on golf and fishing in Malaysia, visit the Tourism Malaysia website: www.promotemalaysia.com.tw.