Singaporean tour guide says Sarawak needs to promote itself aggressively

KUCHING, 1 Dis -- Penghuni rumah panjang (dari kanan) Upa Jail, 74, Raus Mais, 65, dan Pawin Makren, 84, menerangkan serba sedikit mengenai keunikan tarian suku kaum Bidayuh kepada para pelajar Kolej Komuniti Sarawak yang terlibat dalam Program 1Malaysia Voluntourism di Kampung Annah Rais dekat sini, hari ini. Program anjuran Pejabat Kementerian Pelancongan Malaysia Negeri Sarawak dan Homestay Kampung Annah Rais ini melibatkan mahasiswa dan mahasiswi dari pelbagai univerisiti dan kolej tempatan yang secara sukarela melakukan aktiviti gotong-royong khususnya di tempat yang menjadi tarikan pelancong. -- fotoBERNAMA (2013) HAKCIPTA TERPELIHARA

MIRI: Sarawak has the potential to rake in lucrative revenue from Singaporean tourists, but not enough has been done to promote it.

G. Raja, a Singaporean tour guide with four decades of experience, said Sarawak was still unknown to Singaporeans and this was a pity because Singaporeans had vast spending power and were keen on places offering rest and relaxation amid natural and scenic attractions.