They like local food very much and hoping to enjoy it again in the near future. For Mr Stefan from Sweden, his favorite is TUAK @ local rice wine. He said he like the taste and when you have it chill even better. Monday, August 24, 2009
New experience for Italian and swedish tourist
They like local food very much and hoping to enjoy it again in the near future. For Mr Stefan from Sweden, his favorite is TUAK @ local rice wine. He said he like the taste and when you have it chill even better. Monday, July 27, 2009
Sibu Sarawak....eveready for BASE Jump event
From 2006 to 2008, they have done the BASE jump from Menara Pelita in Kuching. Now they looking for new destination and Wisma Sanyan have meet their requirement. Sibu Town Square is another advantage because it located just next to Wisma Sanyan.
Monday, July 20, 2009
When a place is pedestrian friendly, you will not get lost
The town landmark is very obvious either Sibu Central Market or the tallest building in Sarawak, Wisma Sanyan. I normally advise them to start their tour at Sibu Central Market, one the biggest market in Malaysia. Those who driving, this market is vehicle friendly because attached to multi storey car park. Built in early 1990’s, from my point of view the concept of this market is similar to longhouse concept. Why? Everything under one roof, a place not-to-missed for those visited Sibu, Gateway To Central Region Sarawak.
After the market tour they can continue their visit to the “first” waterfront in Sarawak, Rajang Esplanade to view the emblem of Sibu The White Swan and The Mighty Rajang River. They will never walk alone because the local people will happily talking to them and asking “where you from?”. From here you will be able to see the tallest building in Sarawak, Wisma Sanyan. On the way to Wisma Sanyan, you have a chance to view the hustle bustle at the Sibu Express boat Wharf Terminal, meeting point for water transport and land transport.
Just 10 minute walks from the pagoda, you will reach Wisma Sanyan.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
H1N1 vs RWMF 2009
Thursday, July 09, 2009
1st group of RV Orient Pandaw tourist safely complete the Rajang cruise
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Borneo Cultural Festival...what so special??
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
“Quantum Leap Approach……for tourism industry”
People travel around the globe for satisfaction and getting new experience. Travelling style have change, more travelers are concern about their safety. No country can run away from this issue, that’s mean all parties need to play their role to minimize it. A new approach needed to tackle the safety issue.
I still remember during my official visit to Brunei, the popular question they ask us is about safety. Safety this, safety that. It triggered to my mind that there are news being spread among the Bruneian traveler that our country is not really safe for them. I am wondering why?
A quantum leap approach to rectify this matter is really needed. The quantum leap approach required immediate action to clean the “un-safe” image among the Bruneian traveler to our state. We have to see from different angle and approach, all party concern need to play vital role to tackle this matter.
Some of “crazy” idea such as private car park weekly for Bruneian travelers at popular shopping mall could be created or public parking area with CCTV or security should be considered. This idea just an immediate approach that can be implemented before other security method properly put in place.