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How Mataking comes back from two 'supply shocks' | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

How Mataking comes back from two 'supply shocks' | Daily Express Malaysia

MY visit to Mataking Reef Resort on Sept 26 opened a rare glimpse into the tourism dependent economics of Semporna.

Disabled people conquer scuba diving fear - Vimarsana News

Disabled people conquer scuba diving fear

KOTA KINABALU (Sept 5): With the tagline ‘Imagine the Possibilities’, Diveheart has brought a whole new meaning and possibility to people with disabilities to conquer their fear in scuba diving. Held for the first time in Kota Kinabalu, Diveheart, a non-profit organisation run by volunteers to he

Next two years crucial for Sabah tourism: STA - Vimarsana News

Next two years crucial for Sabah tourism: STA

Kota Kinabalu: The Sabah Tourist Association (STA) said the next two years would be crucial for restoring confidence in the tourism industry.

Roaring Turtle islands success vs sad tale of leatherback - Vimarsana News

Roaring Turtle islands success vs sad tale of leatherback

IN 2019, the Terengganu government grimly declared their Leatherback turtle had gone extinct from Rantau Abang. A sad West Malaysian failure to keep this great ancient gift that had existed in its present near-tonne form since the days of the dinosaurs.

Concern over extra Sipadan diving permits and rules | Daily Express Online - Vimarsana News

Concern over extra Sipadan diving permits and rules | Daily Express Online

Sabah Parks has decided to be flexible and allow three dives at Pulau Sipadan, instead of two, effective Oct. 1 to those who have already bought dive packages and registered with Parks.  However, while welcoming it, established operators are worried that a sharp increase in the number of diving permits coupled with new rules may have a negative impact on the world famous and top 10 dive sites