KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian consumers pay considerably more for high-speed broadband access than those in other countries, the World Bank said. According to the bank's latest edition of the Malaysia Economic Monitor, the high cost of fixed broadband internet services is partly driven by limited competition.
Whether you're on vacation or traveling for business, you can easily find free Wi-Fi in most public places, including hotels, cafes, and restaurants. Some of the most popular places to connect to Wi-Fi in Malaysia include Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Petronas Twin Towers, and the Batu Caves.