Malaysian handicraft is more than just making nice and interesting items out of local natural resources. With the right know how and the right set of products, Malaysian handicrafts are capable of becoming a lucrative source of income, and indirectly, a good revenue stream for the nation’s economy.
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Mangos For Perlis
Perlis is about to adopt a fruits approach to attract tourists to the state. While this idea might sound a bit offbeat on the surface, it should not be taken lightly not only because it was mooted by the Raja of Perlis, Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin Putra Jamalullail, but also because other regions have prospered through [...]
Raja Muda Wants Image Of Padang Besar Improved
Padang Besar’s image as a tourism town should be improved to attract more tourists, said Raja Muda of Perlis, Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra Jamalullail. He said more hotels should be opened while the transportation hub should be improved to provide better bus, taxi and railway services.
Kangar Now A Litter-free Town
Kangar is now a litter-free town thanks to the clean zones initiative by the Kangar Municipal Council, Perlis tourism executive councillor Ahmad Bakri Ali said. He said that the initiative, launched end of last year, was successful in creating awareness about cleanliness among the people.
Perlis, Malaysian Hotels, Restaurants To Help Promote Authentic Foods
The Perlis Government is working with Malaysian hotels and restaurants overseas to promote its assortment of authentic food. The Raja Muda of Perlis, Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra Jamalullail, told Bernama this was part of his initiative to introduce the state to the world to attract tourism and investments.
Perlis In Need Of Creative Tourism Promotion
Perlis’ beautiful landscape and agriculture produce should be creatively promoted to attract tourists, Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen said. “The tourism sector which is dependent on tourist arrivals to contribute economically needs to aggressively market its products.
Water Conservation by Coca-Cola and WWF Malaysia
A recent article highlighted a new water conservation project by The Coca-Cola Company and WWF-Malaysia. The project, known as “Protect Our Water, Protect Our Lives”, is a three year project that will be implemented by WWF-Malaysia using a fund of over RM800,000. It aims to ensure greater protection of the water supply for the states [...]
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