National tourism policy a boost


KOTA KINABALU: The National Tourism Policy (DPN) 2020-2030 is expected to be a driving force for the development of rural tourism, especially in Sabah, says Mesilou Atamis Homestay Association chairman Azizul Julirin.

Azizul said in enhancing cultural, art, heritage, recreational and other eco-tourism products available in the countryside, rural tourism would be profitable to the people in the areas and this would subsequently contribute to the state’s economic growth.

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