Tourism

As the gavel closed on the Third Meeting of the Fourth Session of the Nineteenth Sarawak State Assembly, a clear and ambitious roadmap for the state’s future emerged. The proceedings, spanning late November to early December 2025, were more than parliamentary formalities; they were a tangible blueprint for social impact, weaving together threads of justice, shelter, sustainability, and inclusive growth.

The global unveiling of Tribe Legacy Sarawak at IMEX Frankfurt 2025 marked a strategic shift towards legacy-driven business events, positioning Sarawak as a global, sustainability-focused MICE destination.

Sarawak is rapidly embracing digital technology in tourism, leveraging mobile apps, virtual reality, and smart platforms to enhance tourist engagement, promote attractions, and improve efficiency for domestic and international markets.

Sarawak’s economic growth is propelled by TVET-driven advancements in tourism and hospitality, supported by government and private sector initiatives, fostering skilled professionals and enhancing global competitiveness.

An overview of one of the fastest-growing sectors in tourism that goes beyond visitors watching world-class sports events.

Niah National Park has achieved UNESCO World Heritage status, highlighting its exceptional natural and cultural significance, rich biodiversity, and invaluable archaeological sites.

Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Zohari unveils ambitious plans for Miri's development, focusing on oil and gas resurgence, infrastructure, tourism promotion, and economic empowerment.

Marudi District is experiencing a revitalisation in its socio-economic growth, especially in its tourism sector, thanks to various development projects that have been implemented for the past many years.

STB has been steadfast in instilling integrity values in its operations, starting with the launch of their Organisational Anti-Corruption Plan (OACP) and Corruption Risk Management (CRM) Plan last year during STB’s inaugural Integrity Day 2022.

An overview of two major activities that have been undertaken in 2023 by the Scientific Conservation and Heritage Working Group, one of the working groups established to manage Sarawak Delta Geopark.