SUSTAINABLE AND RESILIENT TOURISM BEYOND FRONTIERS: THE MALAYSIAN BORNEO ESSENCE
18th - 24th September 2023 Sabah, Malaysia
Jointly Organized by
MTCP-UMS TRAINING COURSE ON TOURISM 2023
MTCP-UMS TRAINING COURSE ON TOURISM 2023
SUSTAINABLE AND RESILIENT TOURISM BEYOND FRONTIERS: THE MALAYSIAN BORNEO ESSENCE
18th - 24th September 2023
Sabah, Malaysia
ASEAN Association of Southeast Asian Nations
FPEP Faculty of Business, Economics and Accountancy
GEF Global Environment Facilities
GI General Information
HMC Habitat Management Component
IA Implementing Agency
INSAN State Public Services Training Institute (Institute Latihan Sektor Awam Negeri)
ITBC Istitute for Tropical Biology and Conservation
KK Kota Kinabalu
KL Kuala Lumpur
Kg. Kampung (in Malay) or Village
MFA Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia
MTCP Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme
STB Sabah Tourism Board
M/M Minutes of Meetings
MONRE Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (Federal Government)
NRO Natural Resources Office
ODA Official Development Assistance
PAC Public Awareness Component
PCM Project Cycle Management
PDM Project Design Matrix
PgDM Programme Design Matrix
PgSC Programme Steering Committee
PMC Park Management Component
(A)PO (Annual) Plan of Operation
REC Research and Education Component
REEP River Environment Education Programme
R/D Record of Discussions
SaBC Sabah Biodiversity Centre
SD Sustainable Development
SEEN Sabah Environment Education Network
SEEP Sabah Environmental Education Policy
SFD Sabah Forestry Department
SWCS Sabah Wetland Conservation Society
SWD Sabah Wildlife Department
TF(s) Task Force(s)
UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
UNDP United Nations Development Programme
UMS Universiti Malaysia Sabah
WG Working Group
Note: Please note that the abbreviations indicated above are not only used in the text in this programme book, but they also include abbreviations that may be used or mentioned during lecture presentations, briefings and discussion/workshop sessions throughout the course of the MTCP-UMS training course on Tourism 2023.
It is with great pleasure and a sense of profound purpose that I welcome you all to the opening of the Training Course on Sustainable and Resilient Tourism Beyond Frontiers: The Malaysian Borneo Essence. Today, we gather here to celebrate the embodiment of our commitment to knowledge dissemination, innovation, and international collaboration. This program is a testament to the unwavering dedication of the Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ITBC) at Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) towards advancing sustainable and responsible tourism in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG 2030).
The traditional landscape of international tourism has undergone a seismic shift in recent years, prompting us to rethink, reshape, and reinvigorate the way we engage with our planet, our communities, and our industry. The COVID-19 pandemic has only served to highlight the need for a new approach to tourism that is more sustainable, equitable, and resilient.
The Training Course on Sustainable and Resilient Tourism Beyond Frontiers is not just an academic pursuit. It is a bridge to a more sustainable tourism industry that is deeply cognizant of its role in the broader framework of global development.
This course embodies a holistic approach, weaving together the threads of nature tourism, sustainability studies, and consultative experiences. It stands at the intersection of academia, industry, and community, recognizing that the
journey to transformational change must be collective and inclusive. As we gather participants from various backgrounds and experiences, we embark on a journey of exploration, discovery, and co-creation. This journey is not just about learning; it’s about catalyzing innovation, fostering resilience, and empowering each participant to become a torchbearer of change within their respective spheres of influence.
The objectives of this course are ambitious, but they are achievable with the dedication and commitment of everyone involved. We aim to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to champion sustainable and responsible tourism, to draw lessons from adversity and infuse them into resilient strategies, and to create a dynamic network that transcends borders and fosters collaboration.
We envision a cohort of professionals who will not only transform their own practices but will also ripple positive impacts across their regions and beyond.
As we inaugurate this program, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the dedicated minds and hands that have brought this vision to life. The institute, the organizers, the collaborators, and, most importantly, the participants – you are the architects of this endeavor, and your collective dedication is what will shape its success.
With great anticipation, I declare the Training Course on Sustainable and Resilient Tourism Beyond Frontiers officially open. May the knowledge exchanged within these walls reverberate far and wide, enriching our industry, uplifting our communities, and nurturing a world that thrives sustainably.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Professor Datuk Dr. Kasim Hj. Mansor Vice-Chancellor Universiti Malaysia Sabah
Participants from ASEAN and Asian member nations,
Welcome to the UMS-MTCP Training Course on Tourism 2023, under the theme “Sustainable and Resilient Tourism Beyond Frontiers: The Malaysian Borneo Essence.”
As the Director of the Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ITBC) at Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS), I extend a warm and enthusiastic welcome to each and every one of you who have embarked on this transformative journey of learning and exploration. Together, we delve into the captivating realm of sustainable tourism, and in doing so, we take a significant stride toward shaping the future of our global tourism industry.
The Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation has long been dedicated to the promotion of nature-based tourism, sustainability, and the responsible management of our natural resources. Our commitment to these ideals remains unwavering, even in the face of unprecedented global challenges.
In light of the tumultuous events of recent years, including the far-reaching impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for sustainable and resilient tourism practices has never been more apparent. It is our belief that this program, with its focus on the Malaysian Borneo, offers a unique platform for dialogue, education, and collaboration to chart a course forward that respects the environment, preserves local cultures, and ensures the prosperity of communities.
This training course has been thoughtfully designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills required to navigate the evolving landscape of sustainable tourism, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Furthermore, it offers a lens through which we can examine the lessons of resilience learned during the pandemic and apply them to our industry.
We gather here not just as individuals but as a community of like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures. As you interact and share your insights, you contribute to a network that transcends geographical boundaries, fostering the exchange of ideas and the potential for impactful collaboration.
I wish to express my heartfelt appreciation to all those involved in bringing this program to life. The dedication of our organizing committee, the commitment of our esteemed participants, and the enduring support of our partners have made this endeavor possible.
In conclusion, I encourage each one of you to seize this opportunity for growth and exploration. Engage actively, challenge preconceptions, and be open to new perspectives. Together, we can pave the way for a more sustainable and resilient tourism industry.
Thank you and may your journey throughout this training course be enriching and inspiring.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fiffy Hanisdah Saikim Director
Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation Universiti Malaysia Sabah
On behalf of the Government of Malaysia, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia, I am extremely pleased to welcome all participants of the Training Course on Sustainable and Resilient Tourism Beyond Frontiers: The Malaysian Borneo Essence. I believe that this program will provide a good platform, and equip all participants with the necessary knowledge and skills as you carry out your responsibility more effectively in the future.
MTCP emphasizes strongly on the development of human resources as one of the most valuable and resourceful capital assets that could influence the development and progress of a country. Through the courses conducted under the MTCP, we are able to experience a truly strategic partnership between Wisma Putra, and our strategic partners such as UMS, in further advancing our commitment for effective and impactful global development initiatives. No doubt, this is in line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development which contains 17 agreed Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). To this end, we wish to register our appreciation and thanks to UMS for their dedication as well as the excellent arrangement put in place to make this course a success. We certainly look forward to working closely with you again in the future.
Hence, it is my hope that this training course will benefit everyone who participates and I wish you all a wonderful and fruitful training course.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Devrin Jeck Undersecretary International Cooperation and Development Division Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia
The Training-Course on Sustainable and Resilient Tourism Beyond Frontiers: The Malaysian Borneo Essence is an apt showcase of the capacity and capability of the Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ITBC), Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) in nature tourism and subsequently, sustainable and responsible tourism related studies and consultative experiences at the local, national and regional levels to share pertinent knowledge, skills and future-proof paradigm with ASEAN and Asian member nations in tandem with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG 2030). Tourism industry requires restructuring and revitalizing, even if the COVID19 pandemic did not shrink international tourism industry by more than 70% in 2020 and 2021 according to World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), and sustainable and responsible tourism appears to be a fitting novel direction adhering to the heightened awareness level of people post pandemic.
Coupled with the incorporation of elements on resilience to face any future worldwide calamities and the adoption of Industrial Revolution IR4.0 and Society5.0 concepts, this training-course has been designed to further augment the roles of ITBC, UMS, in specific as well as Sabah and Malaysia, in general as expertise provider and networking initiator in tourism in ASEAN and Asia with conservation of the natural world in perspective.
Employing both the pedagogy and andragogy delivery methods in lectures/talks, discussion, case studies, presentations, study visits, publications/socmed content creation, and post training-course engagements, the training-course caters for participants among industry players from general academic and work exposure background, as well as for younger participants from 20 years old onwards. Ultimately, the training-course aims for the participants to be able to absorb new ideas and perspectives into moulding applicable fresh projects and programmes to benefit the tourism industry in their respective nations and places for regional and global good.
To provide relevant knowledge and skills on sustainable and responsible tourism and its relatedness to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG 2030).
To introduce and expand ideas and innovations on resilience in tourism learning from the COVID19 pandemic, including conservation perspectives.
To facilitate networking, engagements, interaction and collaboration on tourism among participants from ASEAN and Asian member nations and with appropriate local tourism frontliners, agencies and individuals from Sabah and Malaysia
To facilitate publication / socmed content creation on tourism with participants.
To develop like-minded proactive, productive and progressive cohort of tourism players among participants from ASEAN and Asian member nations and local tourism frontliners who can contribute back to enhance the impacts of the trainingcourse sustainably.
DAY 1
08:00 AM Pick-up from accommodation to ITBC, UMS
in Kota Kinabalu 09:00 AM Opening Ceremony
UMS
in Kota Kinabalu DAY 2 18 September 2023 MONDAY
11:00 AM (Slot 1) Preamble: Introduction to the Training- Course and Ice- breaking Mr. Ahmad Sudin & Dr. Priscillia Miard (UMS) ITBC, UMS
12:00 PM (Slot 2) Introduction to Malaysia, Sabah and ITBC, UMS
AP Dr. Fiffy Hanisdah Saikim (UMS)
ITBC,
UMS
ITBC,
UMS
ITBC, UMS
AP Dr. Fiffy Hanisdah Saikim, Dr. Noor Haliza Hasan@Ahmad, Dr. Priscillia
Miard, Mr. Kelvin BH Kueh (UMS)
03:30 PM Coffee/Tea Break ITBC, UMS
04:00 PM (Slot 3b) Preamble: Introduction by participants based on respective ASEAN & Asian member nations focusing on nature-based tourism perspectives
AP Dr. Fiffy Hanisdah Saikim, Dr. Noor Haliza Hasan@Ahmad, Dr. Priscillia
Miard, Mr. Kelvin BH Kueh (UMS)
05:30 PM Return to accommodation
ITBC, UMS
Dinner Self-Provide ITBC, UMS
DAY 3
19 September
2023
TUESDAY
08:00 AM Pick-up from accommodation to ITBC, UMS
09:00 AM (Slot 4): Sustainable Development & Global Nature- Based Tourism Scenario :UNSDG 2030 and the Relevance of Nature-Based Tourism in World Sustainability
Mr. Kelvin BH Kueh (UMS)
10:30 AM Coffee/Tea Break
11:00 AM (Slot 5) Sustainable Development & Global Nature-Based Tourism Scenario:The Trends of Global Sustainable and Responsible Tourism, and the PCM Method as a Diagnostic and Prognostic Approach towards Sustainability
Mr. Kelvin BH Kueh (UMS)
01:00 PM Lunch Provided
02:00 PM (Slot 6a) Sustainable Development & Global Nature-Based Tourism Scenario: Nature-Based Tourism in Malaysia, Sabah and ITBC, UMS
Dr. Robert Francis Peters (UMS)
03:00 PM Coffee/Tea Break
03:30 PM (Slot 6b) Sustainable Development & Global Nature-Based Tourism Scenario: UMS EcoCampus Tourism
Dr. Robert Francis Peters & Team (UMS)
in Kota Kinabalu
UMS
UMS
UMS
UMS
UMS
UMS
UMS
06:00 PM Depart to Kampung Nelayan “Water Village” for Dinner and Cultural Dance ITBC, UMS 07:00 PM Dinner and Cultural Dance Performance Kampung Nelayan 10:00 PM Return to accommodation
DAY 4
20 September
2023
WEDNESDAY
08:00 AM Pick-up from accommodation to Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort Nature Reserve,Tuaran
09:00 AM (Slot 7)The Spectrum of Nature-Based Tourism: Animal-Based Tourism
Dr. Priscillia Miard (UMS)
10:30 AM (Slot 8) The Spectrum Of Nature-Based Tourism: Phyto Tourism
Mr. Johnny Gisil (UMS)
12:00 PM Lunch Provide
Depart to Upside Down House in Sabah, Tamparuli
2:00 PM (Slot 9) The Spectrum Of Nature-Based Tourism: Community- Based Tourism
AP Dr. Awangku Hassanal Bahar Pengiran Bagul (UMS)
03:30 PM Coffee/Tea Break
Depart to Darau Wetland Eco Tourism, Kampung Darau
05:30 PM (Slot 10a) The Spectrum Of Nature-Based Tourism: EntoTourism (Light Trap Setting Up)
AP Dr. Mahadimenakbar Mohamed Dawood (UMS)
Accommodation in Kota Kinabalu
Shangri-La’s Rasa
Ria Resort Nature Reserve,Tuaran
Shangri-La’s Rasa
Ria Resort Nature Reserve,Tuaran
Abadi Fishing Flatform,Tuaran
Upside Down House in Sabah, Tamparuli
Upside Down House in Sabah, Tamparuli
Darau Wetland Eco Tourism, Kampung Darau
06:30 PM Dinner Provided Darau Wetland Eco Tourism, Kampung Darau
7:30 PM (Slot 10b) The Spectrum Of Nature-Based Tourism: Ento Tourism
AP Dr. Mahadimenakbar Mohamed Dawood (UMS)
09:00 PM Return to accommodation
Darau Wetland Eco Tourism, Kampung
Darau
Darau Wetland Eco Tourism, Kampung
Darau
AM (Slot 11) Contemporary Issues and Challenges: Wildlife Welfare and Tourism Ethics
Dr. Priscillia Miard (UMS)
AM (Slot 12) Contemporary Issues and Challenges: Policies and Policy Implementation
Dr. Robert Francis Peters (UMS)
PM (Slot 13) Contemporary Issues and Challenges: Interpretation of WildlifeTourism Conflicts: Fable or Fact?
Dr. Priscillia Miard (UMS)
UMS 04:00 PM (Slot 14) Contemporary Issues and Challenges: Relationship between NatureBased Tourism and Species Conservation
Dr. Priscillia Miard (UMS)
PM Return to accommodation Dinner Self-Provide
UMS
AM (Slot 15) Innovative Technologies and Gadgets: Digitalization and Virtualization in Nature-Based Tourism: Offsite and Onsite
Mr. Kamarul Mizal Marzuki (UMS)
AM Coffe/Tea Break
UMS
UMS 11:00 AM (Slot 16) Innovative Technologies and Gadgets: SocMed / Creative Content Creation for Nature-Based Tourism
Dr. Priscillia Miard (UMS)
UMS 02:00 PM (Slot 17) Innovative Technologies and Gadgets: Virtual Tours vs. Human Contact AP Dr. Awangku Hassanal Bahar Pengiran Bagul (UMS)
PM Lunch Provided Friday Prayer
DAY 7
23 September
2023
SATURDAY
09:00 AM (Slot 18a) Shifted Paradigm in Nature-Based Tourism through the prism of ASEAN & Asia: Presentations by participants on their respective Plans of Action
AP Dr. Fiffy Hanisdah Saikim, Dr. Noor Haliza Hasan@Ahmad, Dr. Priscillia Miard, Mr. Kelvin BH Kueh (UMS)
Hotel
DAY 8
24 September
2023
WEDNESDAY
10:30 AM Coffe/Tea Break Hotel
11:00 AM (Slot 18b) Shifted Paradigm in Nature-Based Tourism through the prism of ASEAN & Asia: Presentations by participants on their respective Plans of Action
AP Dr. Fiffy Hanisdah Saikim, Dr. Noor Haliza Hasan@Ahmad, Dr. Priscillia Miard, Mr. Kelvin BH Kueh (UMS)
Hotel
12:30 PM Evaluation of the Training-Course by Participants Hotel
01:00 PM Closing Ceremony & Certificate Presentation Hotel
Check out accommodation Departure of Participants to respective countries
Accommodation in Kota Kinabalu
Gillan Ray Lonzaga
¼ Philippines
► Supervising Tourism Operations Office
Local Goverment Unit Of Kidapawan City
Channa Nishantha Bandara Suraweera
Pinidiya Arachchilage
¼ Sri Lanka
► Assistant Director
Department Of Wildlife Conservation
Fathimath Nasma
¼ Maldives
► Senior Administrative Officer
Ministry Of Tourism
Aishath Naseer
¼ Maldives
► Quality Audit Officer
Ministry Of Tourism
Mohammad Saiful Hassan
¼ Bangladesh
► Deputy Director
Bangladesh Tourism Board
Thoeun Kunthea
¼ Cambodia
► Chief Of Office
Department Of Tourism Statistics, Ministry Of Tourism
Hassina Shaukat
¼ Pakistan
► Manager Events
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Culture And Tourism Authority
Chim Rithy
¼ Cambodia
► Chief Of Office
Department Of Tourism Statistics, Ministry Of Tourism
Ismayil Suleymanov
¼ Azerbaijan
► Leading Adviser
State Tourism Agency
Abid Hussain
¼ Pakistan
► Assistant Director
Tourism And Culture Department
¼ Participants must abide Malaysian law and respect local customs at all times.
During the training period, participants shall;
¼ Avoid making loud noises in whatever manner by whatever means that may disturb other participants particularly when having a group discussion.
¼ Avoid from taking/damaging any hotel properties, such as towel, pillow, hair dryer, etc. Participants who accommodated the room where the items have gone missing/damaged will be asked to pay for the costs of the items.
¼ Not consume alcoholic drinks.
¼ Prevent from any sexual harassment and/or getting involved in immoral activities.
¼ Follow the programme fully and participate in all activities as specified in the programme book. Request for change of programme, including extension of stay in Malaysia, for whatever reasons will not be entertained.
¼ Smoking is prohibited in most of the public places in Malaysia especially in government buildings and restaurants. A fine of RM10,000 or two years jail will be imposed to offenders caught smoking in prohibited areas.
¼ Do not go out alone at night. Take extra care of your safety in high risk areas (e.g. dark and quite streets), especially if you really need to go out late at night.
¼ In case where medical services or other related care is needed, kindly contact the programme coordinators.
¼ Please take good care of your valuable belongings like cash money, personal expensive items/equipment and important documents e.g. passport. Do keep them in a secured place at all times. The organizers will not be held responsible for any loss of cash or other valuables/important document belonging to the participants.
¼ It is considered a serious offence if a participant:
• Is found to be in possession of any kind of drugs or poisons. The term ‘drug’ is as defined in the Dangerous Drug Act 1952 of Malaysia;
• Is found to provide, to supply, to distribute, to offer or to prepare any of the above drugs or poisons to other parties;
• Is involved in drug abuse of any kind.
¼ It is considered a serious offence if a participant or any group of participants, organize, attend or take part in any assembly or meeting at any given places without permission from the relevant local authorities and/or organizers.
¼ It is considered an offence if a participant:
► Partakes in any kind of activities that involve force, molestation, harassment or any form of disturbance among themselves or towards others;
► Uses force, aggression or threat to cause hurt to others.
¼ Shoes must always be removed when entering a Malaysian home.
¼ Taking photographs at places of worship is usually permitted but always ask permission beforehand.
¼ Participants are not allowed to leave Malaysia during the training course.
¼ Participants are not allowed to bring their spouses or families/friends for the entire duration of the course or part thereof.
¼ Participants should dress appropriately for formal opening/closing sessions, lectures, workshops and other presentations.
¼ Participants are expected to behave as representatives of their governments, countries and people.
English
How do you do?
Good morning
Good afternoon
Goodbye
Bon voyage
Fine
Welcome
Malay
Apa khabar?
Selamat pagi
Selamat tengah hari
Selamat tinggal
Selamat jalan
Baik
Selamat datang
Malay
Tolong /Sila
English
Can you help me?
How do I get there?
Banyak Pantai
Ayam
Daging babi
Udang
Restoran/Tempat makan
Garam
Masin
Kedai
Gula
Manis
Terima kasih
Tandas /Bilik air
How far?
How long will it take?
How much (price) does it cost?
What is this/that?
What is your name?
When?
Where?
Why?
Malay
Bolehkah anda tolong saya?
Bagaimana hendak ke sana?
Berapa jauh?
Berapa lama?
Berapa harganya?
Apa ini / itu?
Apakah nama anda?
Bila?
Di mana?
Kenapa?
Keluar
Beca Tunggu Mahu
Saya
Daging
(sources: http://www.tourismmalaysia.gov.my/ and http://www.sabahtourism.com/sabah-malaysian-borneo/en/travelguide/2-general-information/ )
Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation, Universiti Malaysia Sabah
In collaboration with: Sabah Tourism Board
Darau Wetland Eco Tourism, Kampung Darau
Shangri-la’s Rasa Ria Resort Chanteek Borneo Gallery
Secretariat:
Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Jalan UMS
88400 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Malaysia
Tel: +60-88-320104
Fax: +60-88-320291
Email: pejibtp@ums.edu.my
https://www.ums.edu.my/ibtpv2/
Chaiperson Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fiffy Hanisdah Binti Saikim
Deputy Chairperson Dr. Noor Haliza Binti Hasan @ Ahmad
Coordinator 1 Mr. Ahmad Sudin
Coordinator 2 Dr. Priscillia Miard
Secretary Mr. Maximus Livon Lo
Mr. Mohd Afifi Mohd Nasir (Head)
Secretariat
Ms. Julianah Awang Joseph
Mr. Cornelius Peter
Ms. Angeline Toue Yu Yun
Accounting & Finance
Ms. Norazmayati Kassim (Head)
Mr. Saniyil Bansai
Mr. Kueh Boon Hee (Head)
Programme & Field Training
Mr. Frankie Hong Meng Chin
Mr. Abdul Rahim Ahmad
Mr. Johnny Gisil
Ms. Petherine Jimbau (Head)
Ms. Karen Richard
Protocol & Publicity
Dr. Florina Anthony
Mr. Simon Kuyun
Ms. Arnie Binti Abdul Hamid (Head)
Transportation
Ms. Jumatiah Amin
Mr. Joumin Rangkasan
Ms. Julia @ Arianna George Kunai (Head)
Food & Lodging
Ms. Tracy Elsie Faddili
Mr. Alvinus Joseph
Dr. Lam Nyee Fan (Head)
Mr. Stevson Justin Adeh
Safety & Welfare
Mr. Boni Jaumin
Mr. Mohd Azizzal Bin Jasmih
Mr. Sahidin Moidin (Head)
Technical
Mr. Adrian J. Polinus
Mr. Maxwell Kwang Sing Ginol
Publicity & Multimedia
Mr. Azrie Alliamat
The Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ITBC), Universiti Malaysia Sabah
gratefully acknowledge the assistance and support extended by:
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia (MFA)
Malaysian Technical Cooperation Program (MTCP)
The Vice-Chancellor’s Office, Universiti Malaysia Sabah
Chancellery Office, Universiti Malaysia Sabah
Sabah State Immigration Department, Malaysia
Sabah Tourism Board
Shangri-la’s Rasa Ria Resort
Chanteek Borneo Gallery
Darau Wetland Eco Tourism, Kampung Darau
Embassy of Malaysia, Cambodia
Embassy of Malaysia, Philippines
High Commision of Malaysia, Sri Lanka
High Commision of Malaysia, Maldives
High Commision of Malaysia, Pakistan
High Commision of Malaysia, Bangladesh
Bursary, Universiti Malaysia Sabah
Corporate and Communication Section, Universiti Malaysia Sabah
All persons who, in one way or another, have contributed to the successful implementation of the MTCP-UMS Training Course on Tourism 2023
