Sabah expects to get more than 1.7 million tourist arrivals by year's end

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah expects to hit more than 1.7 million tourist arrivals this year since the reopening of borders post-Covid-19 pandemic.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor Sabah said that they were now seeing an increasing trend of tourist arrivals this year.

Hajiji said the state government strives to develop the tourism sector through upgrading basic tourism facilities for the convenience and safety of tourists as well as developing and upskilling community-based tourism operators. The Chief Minister said in 2019, two pilot CoBT projects in Kiulu, Tuaran and Kadamaian, Kota Belud had performed exceptionally well with Kiulu generating RM5.45mil in revenue, attracting 54,000 visitors and creating 300 jobs.

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