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KL
International Airport is a destination in
itself. It is unique because it has within
its boundaries all that is needed for
business, entertainment and relaxation. The
airport is part and parcel of the Multimedia
Super Corridor where placement of high
technology industries are being actively
pursued. KL International Airport is
surrounded by four main cities of Kuala
Lumpur, Shah Alam, Seremban and Malacca.
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The airport is
a catchment area and offers opportunities
for a hive of business activities. Every
effort has been made to create a homely
airport with a serene environment combined
with high technologies attractions. Nature
and greenery are part of the airport in line
with the "airport in the forest and forest
in the airport" concept. The natural
environment of the airport is transformed to
functions and activities that continue to
enhance nature. The abundant forest areas
will be preserved and transformed into an
environment park containing recreational
facilities. For car racing enthusiasts a
Formula One Race Track is located near the
airport with the Formula 1 race scheduled in
March every year. The track also caters for
an array of other activities throughout the
year including motor-cycle and rally racing.
KL International Airport is close to
Malaysia's Administration Capital; Putrajaya. Putrajaya, the country's new
administrative centre is just 20 minutes
from KLIA and will be a major boost for
investment and trade. For a live-in
environment an 80 room Airside Transit Hotel
is located within the Satellite Building for
the travel-weary transit passengers to rest
and refresh themselves. In addition, a
441-room Five Star Hotel, The Pan Pacific
Hotel Kuala Lumpur International Airport, is
within walking distance from the
airport terminal building for other airport
users to stay and enjoy all the facilities,
yet be close to KLIA. |
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