KOTA KINABALU: Sabah, especially its capital Kota Kinabalu, has the potential to thrive in medical wellness tourism and education, says Datuk Christina Liew.
The state Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister said this was because it offers a unique blend of natural attractions and modern medical facilities.“Compared with medical treatments in other parts of the world, medical wellness treatments in Sabah are relatively affordable, and there is a wide range of specialties that Sabah’s healthcare system covers.
Liew made these observations at a dinner reception hosted by the founder of European Wellness Academy Datuk Seri Dr Mike Chan and his Sabahan wife Datuk Seri Dr Michelle Wong at the couple's residence at Alamesra Desa Saujana here on Sunday night . The Minister congratulated Dr Chan, Dr Wong and their team on the success of the just-concluded Summer Seminar of the academy here.
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