Johor has much to offer travellers such as its rich history, colourful culture, shopping and entertainment attractions, with a large number located in Johor Bahru city such as the Royal Museum , the Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque, the Sultan Ibrahim Building and the Istana Bukit Serene.
Under the Indonesia-Malaysia-Singapore Growth Triangle, Johor plays a major role. As the state capital, Johor Bahru is linked to singapore by a causeway. With the high demand and rapid development, the government has built the Second Link to singapore from Gelang Patah to Tuas, which provides better facilities for travellers. At present, Johor Bahru has also become a shopping haven for travellers especially from Singapore .

Under the Indonesia-Malaysia-Singapore Growth Triangle, Johor plays a major role. As the state capital, Johor Bahru is linked to Singapore by a causeway. With the high demand and rapid development, the government has built the Second Link to Singapore from Gelang Patah to Tuas, which provides better facilities for travellers. At present, Johor Bahru has also become a shopping haven for travellers especially from Singapore .

Outside the Klang Valley , Johor has the largest number of golf courses. Until 1992, there were barely 10 courses and most of them are 9 hole courses. Today, Johor have nearly 30 courses – 3 of the golf courses have 54 holes while another 3 golf courses also offer night golfing. Compared to the neighbouring countries, the Green Fees are definitely cheap.