Sabah moves to revive once-thriving tourism industry


KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s has got the ball rolling to revive its tourism industry that has lain dormant with numerous lockdowns since the Covid-19 pandemic hit early last year.

With the lifting of the inter-district travel ban in the state, its Tourism, Culture and Environment Ministry is now focusing on tourism revival and jump-starting the industry.

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