Increased interest shows Sabah's rural tourism sector back on its feet

Sabah Tourism Board chief executive officer Noredah Othman (centre -grey short) with the community at Eco Tourism Kampung Talungan, Kota Belud.

KOTA KINABALU: Signs of Sabah's rural tourism sector getting back on its feet have been seen in recent months after nearly two years in limbo owing to Covid-19 movement controls.

Kadamaian folk living in the foothills of Mount Kinabalu in Kota Belud district say they are now determined to promote their destinations and community-based tourism initiatives with better facilities for visitor comfort.