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Front desk, housekeeping training session - Vimarsana News

Front desk, housekeeping training session

Kota Kinabalu: The Malaysia Budget and Business Hotel Association (MyBHA) Sabah Chapter will host a training session on front desk and housekeeping skills in September.

Indo Makasar the next Bali tourism hotspot - Vimarsana News

Indo Makasar the next Bali tourism hotspot

Kota Kinabalu: Makassar on eastern Indonesia’s Sulawesi Island has become a gateway to trade due to its strategic position.

Makassar gains prominence from Sabah's marketing efforts - Vimarsana News

Makassar gains prominence from Sabah's marketing efforts

KOTA KINABALU (August 20): Makassar on eastern Indonesia’s Sulawesi island has become a gateway to trade due to its strategic position. Consulate General of Indonesia in Kota Kinabalu, Consul (Economic Function) Lingga Setiawan said Makassar has gain prominence from Sabah's marketing efforts.

Collaborative efforts needed to solve housing issues in Sabah, says DCM Joachim - Vimarsana News

Collaborative efforts needed to solve housing issues in Sabah, says DCM Joachim

KOTA KINABALU (Aug 6): Collaborative efforts between the state government and stakeholders are needed to resolve housing issues in Sabah, says Deputy Chief Minister II Datuk Seri Dr Joachim Gunsalam. He said architects in Sabah should lend their expertise to crafting innovative and cost-effective

Why refer permits to Putrajaya? Liew also laments inadequate KKIA Immigration counters, toilets - Vimarsana News

Why refer permits to Putrajaya? Liew also laments inadequate KKIA Immigration counters, toilets

Kota Kinabalu: State Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister Datuk Christina Liew said  delays in approving applications for tourism licensing in Sabah should not arise.