Kuching is a big village, a kampung besar. This is a perspective from an outsider after spending two weeks in Sarawak’s capital, a remote outpost of Borneo that is somewhat more a town than a city.
The Ranee, located in the heart of Kuching along the Sarawak River, is a pioneer of boutique hotels in Sarawak. Inside Investor asked managing director Rosemarie Wong about the hotel’s involvement in hosting business travelers.
The upper echelons of influence in Sarawak’s government, educational institutions and private sector all unanimously declare this is the greatest challenge to the state’s targeted developmental trajectory – human capital.
Kuala Lumpur-based low-cost carrier Malindo Air, a joint venture between Malaysia's National Aerospace Defence Industries and Indonesia's largest domestic carrier Lion Air, is set...
Housing and tourism are two core economic sectors in Sarawak. Inside Investor met the state’s Minister of Housing and Tourism YB Datuk Amar Abang Johari Tun Abang Openg to discuss developments and challenges.
The Sarawak Tourism Board promotes the state as a preferred tourist destination throughout the world. Central message: This is
a niche destination worth visiting.
The Sarawak Convention Bureau is a non-profit company whose aim is to bring Sarawak to the forefront as a competitive destination for international meetings, providing professional advice to MICE planners.
The Malaysian Pepper Board is an agency entrusted with overseeing the development of the pepper industry in the country. Most of it happens in Sarawak.
Plaza Merdeka is a large shopping mall and hotel development located in the heart of Kuching’s central business district. It is part of the revitalisation and transformation of Kuching's historic district into a premier tourism and retail destination.