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Photo: YB Datuk Masidi Manjun and his management team listened to the feedbacks of tourism industry players in "A Dialogue With the Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment Sabah". (15 July 2008)
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News and Updates

Jul 18: Sabah's first Ramsar site
The State Government on Wednesday approved a proposal to list some 78,000 hectares of Mangrove Forest Reserves as well as Wildlife Forest Reserve located at the lower Kinabatangan-Segama area as part of the Ramsar site - and Sabah's first such.
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Jul 18: Pygmy jumbos collared
Three Borneo pygmy elephants in Kinabatangan were fitted with satellite collars last week, marking the start of an inaugural study on the social structure of the elephants.
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Jul 17: BCT acts on protecting the Orangutans
Orang utan (OU) literally translating into English as "People of the Forest", are "umbrella" species for the conservation of the tropical forests of Sabah.
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Jul 17: 2.6 Percent Rise In Tourists Arrivals
The number of foreign tourists visiting Malaysia during the first six months of this year increased by 2.6 percent from the same period last year, from 10,690,426 to 10,963,120 people, said Tourism Malaysia.
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Jul 16: State discussing with plantation firms on conservation
The state government is currently in midst of discussions with some major plantation companies to persuade them to dedicate certain areas of their massive land banks for wildlife and forest conservation.
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Jul 16: Consider Allowing Depts, Agencies To Hold Events In Hotels, Govt Told
The federal government should consider allowing departments and agencies to continue holding events and functions in hotels, urged Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment Datuk Masidi Manjun.
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Previous News

• Jul 16: KK to host Islamic Arts Carnival from July 21-25
• Jul 15: Sabah should use its rich culture to lure tourists, says minister
• Jul 14: Jumbo research takes off
• Jul 12: Key climate change role for Danum
• Jul 12: Tropical rainforest environ least studied: Uggah
• Jul 12: Sabah's rural schools take green approach
• Jul 11: Increasing tourists in Sabah this year
• Jul 11: Veteran cartoonists to show works at Sabah Art Gallery
• Jul 10: Tourists pumped RM46.1b into economy: Azalina
• Jul 9: Baby elephant is zoo's pride
• Jul 8: Indonesian tourists welcomed to Sabah with open arms
• Jul 7: Sabah's Eco-Tourism Programme Appealing - Azalina
• Jul 7: Tourism products can offset lack of infrastructure, says Azalina
• Jul 7: Orang utans to be extinct in 50 years
• Jul 3: Tourism Board promoting Sandakan aggressively as a tourism destination
• Jul 3: Concert to promote Sandakan as tourist destination
• Jul 3: Japanese tourist arrivals down in 2007: Consul
• Jul 3: Environmental rape can harm tourism industry
• Jun 24: Integrated coastal zone management reduces degradation of natural system
• Jun 17: Ministry Targets 400,000 Tourists From Middle East This Year
• Jun 16: Travel More Locally, Urges Azalina
• Jun 16: Helping nature, helping people
• Jun 16: Avoid the zoo if you’re sick

For travel information about Sabah, please visit the Sabah Tourism web site.

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