Sabah’s ecotourism can rejuvenate industry

Kota Kinabalu: Sabah’s nature jewels - from its flora like the world’s biggest flower Rafflesia and fauna such as orang-utan, pygmy elephants and proboscis monkeys - are great assets to help the State’s tourism industry to recover.

These are essential eco-tourism attractions for domestic and international tourists, not from mass tourism products but high quality unique experiential tourism products, says Ambank Research. 

 

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