KUALA LUMPUR - Airbnb host Marlina Arshad is all pumped up with the prospect of welcoming more Chinese tourists in Malaysia, as China reopens its borders for international travel.
And like many business owners here, she is gearing up for an uptick in business by hiring staff to help her with the running of seven home rental properties in Genting Highlands she and her husband manage.
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