Malaysia

KL Tower to reopen tomorrow under new management

The reopening of the tower is in line with the ongoing commitment to safeguard the welfare of employees while providing a conducive and secure environment for visitors

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 25 Apr 2025 10:48AM

KL Tower to reopen tomorrow under new management
Landmark attraction resumes operations with renewed focus on safety, service and visitor experience - April 25, 2025

THE Kuala Lumpur Tower will officially reopen to the public on Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 9.00am, the Ministry of Communications announced today.

The reopening aligns with the MADANI Government’s commitment to employee welfare and the provision of a safe, welcoming environment for all visitors.

Now managed by LSH Service Master Sdn. Bhd. (LSHSM), the tower’s operations are set to resume under a new direction, with an emphasis on efficiency, customer-centric services and continuous improvements in safety and comfort.

In a statement, the ministry said: “The reopening of the Kuala Lumpur Tower is in line with the MADANI Government’s ongoing commitment to safeguarding the welfare of employees involved, while providing a conducive and secure environment for visitors.”

With its new operator at the helm, the government expressed confidence that the iconic landmark will attract both domestic and international tourists through improved service delivery and enhanced visitor experience.

The reopening marks a fresh chapter for one of Malaysia’s most recognisable landmarks, aimed at boosting tourism and reaffirming Kuala Lumpur’s status as a global city destination. - April 25, 2025

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