KOTA KINABALU: Tourism operators in Sabah have been advised not to abuse social media by using it as a platform to air complaints or express dissatisfaction about guests.
SABAH Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Jafry Ariffin believes Sabah has what it takes or all of the “right stuff” to become a world-class tourism destination, particularly as an eco-tourism destination
HOMESTAYS are an affordable type of accommodation where guests stay with the host family and get an opportunity to know more about their way of life. It is ideal for those who wish to get an in-depth knowledge or experience with the locals of the host country.
It is also commendable for exchange students, group team building and those who just wish to get away from the hassle of city life
KOTA KINABALU: Signs of Sabah's rural tourism sector getting back on its feet have been seen in recent months after nearly two years in limbo owing to Covid-19 movement controls.
Tourism Malaysia (TM) Sabah in collaboration with the Federation of Sabah Rural Tourism Associations (FeRTAS) has published a directory to promote community -based tourism involving eight rural districts