Sabah tourism players want crackdown on illegal operators, unauthorised homestays


KOTA KINABALU: Illegal tour operators and unauthorised accommodation providers are jeopardising the state's tourism industry, says Sabah Tourism Federation (STF).

Its president Tonny Chew wants the government to set up a panel to tackle the woes faced by the industry and act against these illegal operators.

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