On light of the tourism sector’s rapid recovery, the need for careful planning, community consultation, and a sustainability focus are especially apparent.
In Malaysia, the tourism industry is seizing the opportunity to transition to a more sustainable and resilient model, underpinned by well-protected and conserved natural assets, free from pollution and degradation.
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