Beluran’s potential untapped


KOTA KINABALU: The Beluran district on Sabah’s east coast continues to lag behind other districts in tourism, even though it has all the attractions in terms of flora and fauna as well as culture, said a former culture, youth and sports assistant minister for Sabah.

Datuk Tan Yong Gee said this was because there was a lack of tourism projects or programmes that could boost the sector there.

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