KOTA KINABALU: In an exciting first-time journey, 70-year-old Steve Kane from Las Vegas, Nevada set foot in Sabah just four weeks ago through the Sail Malaysia rally.
Kane's visit not only marked his first time in the Land Below The Wind, but also his inaugural exploration of Malaysia and South-East Asia.
“I was impressed with the safety and the Esscom. I have no fear of pirates," Kane confidently declared, adding to Sabah's reputation as a safe destination for tourists seeking peace of mind while indulging in adventure. "I had a great time here and we have gone to a few ports. I am very much impressed by what I had seen and experienced,” he said, expressing his enthusiasm to recommend Sabah to friends in the boating and tourism industry.
This year's Sail Malaysia saw the participation of 20 vessels from the United States, Australia, South Africa, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Canada, France, and the Philippines.
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