Travelling between Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru is about to get a major upgrade. Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) has announced a special 30% promotional discount to celebrate the launch of its new Electric Train Service (ETS) route to JB Sentral, starting 12 December 2025!
The limited-time offer applies to the KL Sentral–JB Sentral–KL Sentral sector for travel from 12 December 2025 to 11 January 2026. Singaporeans looking to explore beyond Johor Bahru will now find it even easier to travel north for holidays, staycations, or year-end trips.
Also read: Malaysia’s New JB to KL Electric Train Service To Launch This 12 Dec!
JB ETS: How to Enjoy the Discount?
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KTMB’s Chief Technical Officer, Ahmad Nizam Mohamed Amin, said passengers can redeem the offer using the promo code JBBEST, with 5,000 codes available, subject to terms and conditions.
Tickets can be purchased conveniently through:
- KITS Style mobile app
- KTMB official website
- KTMB self-service kiosks
A Boost for Johor Tourism & Convenience for Singapore Visitors
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Ahmad Nizam highlighted that the new JB ETS access will significantly benefit both commuters and tourists. This is especially true with the year-end and school holiday seasons approaching.
The upgraded connectivity is expected to:
- Draw more visitors to Johor, including those coming from Singapore
- Support the state’s growing tourism and retail sectors
- Provide Johor residents with smoother connections to destinations outside the state
- Enhance domestic mobility and spur business activities in both directions
Johor Bahru’s popularity among Singaporeans for dining, shopping, and weekend getaways is rising. The new JB ETS extension, therefore, offers another convenient way to travel deeper into Malaysia.
The new JB ETS route is perfect whether you’re planning a Kuala Lumpur getaway, visiting family up north, or curious to try Malaysia’s intercity rail experience. This development effectively brings even more travel possibilities right to Singapore’s doorstep.
