Reduced Mulu National Park flights may affect tourism


Mulu National Park houses the largest cave in the world and is a tourism draw for the state. — filepic

MIRI: The local tourism sector may lose more than RM5mil once MASwings cuts down its number of flights to Mulu National Park.

Piasau assemblyman Datuk Sebastian Ting said Sarawak Tourism Federation expressed its worries over the tourism outlook after receiving information from MASwings that flight frequencies to the Mulu National Park will be reduced starting January next year.

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