PETALING JAYA: Industry players are urged to capitalise on the Langkawi Unesco Global Geopark to promote knowledge-based tourism in the run-up to Visit Malaysia Year 2020.
Friends of Langkawi Geopark (FLAG) founder and president Datuk Kamarulzaman Abdul Ghani (pic) says the 99-island archipelago offers an exciting opportunity to learn how the peninsula was formed as geological findings have indicated that it could be the “birthplace” of Malaysia.
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