Sabah council urges tourism players to give warm welcome to Chinese tourists


Sabah Economic Advisory Council chairman Tan Sri David Chu

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Economic Advisory Council (SEAC) has backed the call by Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing not to pass unnecessary or unwelcome remarks to Chinese tourists when they start arriving in Malaysia.

Its chairman Tan Sri David Chu said the SEAC also implored all tourism stakeholders in Sabah to do their best to give a warm welcome to these guests following China’s move to open up its borders starting Jan 8.

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