> Quick view: For RM5, the Melaka Tourism Passport unlocks discounts of up to 80% (combined savings up to RM268) across 63 participating attractions, hotels, restaurants, shopping centres and health-tourism packages across the state — valid throughout 2026 as part of Visit Melaka Year 2.0 and Visit Malaysia 2026.

The offer

  • A RM5 physical passport booklet, sold statewide in Melaka
  • Unlocks discounts of up to 80% off, special tourism packages, and reduced admission rates at 63 participating tourism products
  • Combined savings across all 63 venues can reach up to RM268
  • Each participating venue also lets you collect a stamp in the booklet — part discount card, part trip souvenir
  • Runs throughout 2026, tied to Visit Melaka Year 2.0 (TMM2.0) and Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026)

What's included

The 63 participating tourism products break down as:

  • 35 tourist attractions
  • 15 hotels, resorts, chalets and homestays
  • 4 restaurants and cafes
  • 4 shopping centres
  • 5 health-tourism ("Treat and Travel") packages at private hospitals

Tourism Melaka has cited sites such as Menara Taming Sari, Melaka River Cruise and Zoo Melaka as participating destinations, though the full 63-venue list should be checked in the passport booklet itself or at a Tourism Melaka kiosk, since not every venue is individually named in official coverage.

Where to get it

  • Tourism Melaka kiosks in Banda Hilir (Melaka's historic core)
  • At participating destinations themselves, including Menara Taming Sari, Melaka River Cruise and Zoo Melaka
  • Some hotels and travel agencies in the state also hand it out free of charge
  • 10,000 copies have been printed since the passport's launch in late 2025

Fine print

  • No official hard expiry date beyond "valid throughout 2026" has been published — this article treats 31 December 2026 as the outer bound for planning purposes, not a confirmed cutoff, so double-check current validity when you buy.
  • The RM268 figure is a combined maximum across all 63 products if you visited every one and claimed every discount — it is not what a single visitor typically saves on one trip.
  • The "up to 80% off" figure is a ceiling, not an average; individual venue discounts vary and weren't itemised in the sourcing found for this article.
  • The exact list of all 63 participating venues (beyond the handful named in official coverage) wasn't published in full in the sources checked — confirm inside the booklet itself.

Tips

  • If you're doing a multi-stop Melaka trip (heritage sites + a hotel stay + a meal), the passport is worth the RM5 outlay even off a single attraction discount — treat the stamp-collecting as a bonus, not the main draw.
  • Ask at your hotel front desk or travel agent first — several already hand the passport out free, so you may not need to buy one at all.
  • Since the participating-venue list isn't fully published online, pick up the physical booklet early in your trip (e.g. at a Banda Hilir kiosk) so you can plan stops around what's actually inside it.

Check Tourism Melaka's official passport page for the latest participating-venue list and terms.

*Image: A Famosa, Melaka's 1511 Portuguese fortress gatehouse and the state's best-known heritage landmark (Photo: A Famosa official) — used as a category/landmark match for this statewide tourism promo, since the passport's own campaign visual could not be fetched this run (WebFetch returned 403 across every domain tested). See PROMO_PLAN.md for the image-sourcing note.*