Through strategic investments and multi-sector cooperation, Sarawak is reshaping how businesses operate, how services are delivered, and how communities interact with digital tools.
The effects of this digital momentum are already measurable. In 2024, Sarawak saw a significant increase in visitor arrivals, reaching 4.83 million – a growth of 22.95% compared to the previous year. This influx contributed RM12.45 billion to the economy, showing how digital tools in tourism – such as e-booking, mobile-friendly itineraries, and smart promotion – can boost performance in traditional sectors. As the state moves forward, it is aiming for a bold target: to have 20% of its GDP, or RM56.4 billion, driven by digital activities by 2030.
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