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Gaya Island Resort Kept Its MATTA Fair Rate Open: RM1,119 for Two Nights in Sabah, Every Meal Included
MATTA Fair ended on 6 September 2026, but Gaya Island Resort's fair package is still sitting in the resort's own booking engine with an Extended ribbon on it, open to any Malaysian or Singaporean resident with no fair code and no proof of attendance. It is the resort's standing Residents' Package with a flat RM300 taken off: RM1,119 for two nights in a Canopy Villa in October, RM999 for a Bayu Villa in January, with breakfast, set lunch and set dinner for two every night and return speedboat transfers from Jesselton Point. We priced it against every other rate the resort sells, added the Sabah Parks conservation fee and the 18% nobody quotes, and worked out where the RM300 is worth the most.
A'Famosa Melaka's MATTA Fair Rates Outlived the Fair and Then Fell Again: Condo 2-Room Is Back to RM209, and the Honeymoon Villa Is Sellable at RM599
The 59th National MATTA Fair closed at MITEC on 6 September 2026, and A'Famosa Resort's fair pricing did not close with it. We re-read both first-party channels on 7 September, the day after, and found the ticketing page still selling nothing but MATTA-priced tickets — RM89 for Safari Wonderland and Water World together, RM59 and RM39 separately, annual passes at RM289 and RM239 — and the booking engine still quoting MATTA Fair room plans. Better than that, the rooms came back down. The overnight reprice we recorded on 5 September has been reversed to the ringgit: the Condo 2-Room is RM209 again, not RM289, against an unchanged RM435 public rate, which is 52 percent off. The Gemilang Gateaway plan on the villas has been cut harder still, the Honeymoon Suite is bookable again at RM599 against RM995, and the Condo Family Studio the poster leads with has quietly gone off-sale on both plans. Here is the third read, taken at five separate stay dates.