Lahad Datu must rise above 'dark past' to realise tourism potential, says Bangkuai


KOTA KINABALU: Lahad Datu needs to rise above its "dark historical past" and focus on revitalising its vast tourism potential, says Datuk Joniston Bangkuai.

The Sabah Assistant Tourism, Culture and Environment Minister said Lahad Datu should be known for its multifaceted wonders through continuous promotion of the district's breathtaking nature, culture and unique biodiversity.

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