Labuan Chapter News Today

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Christina Liew is optimistic that while it may be too early to see the impact of the 30-day visa-free travel announced for visitors from India and China, the numbers of arrivals to this state will grow particularly from China.

Kota Kinabalu: The Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) Sabah/Labuan Chapter is deeply concerned about a recent incident where tourists from China found a hidden camera inside a socket in their lodging.

KOTA KINABALU (Sept 25): The Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH), Sabah/Labuan Chapter, is deeply concerned about a recent incident where a tourist found a hidden camera inside a socket in their lodging. Its chairperson, Hafizan Wong, clarified that this incident occurred in an Airbnb property;

KOTA KINABALU (Sept 8): Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Christina Liew strongly supports the call for a one-stop centre to expedite the processing and approval of applications for licences and permits by event organisers, particularly international event organisers. Liew said she

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KOTA KINABALU: Sabah will stick to the Jan 1 increased fees for Mount Kinabalu climbers but will allow those who made bookings last year to pay the old rates.

The Labuan Chapter of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce Malaysia (DPIM Labuan) has appealed to the Federal Government to make a comprehensive study on the implementation of the minimum wage hike