Sarawak tourism minister hopeful after Budget funding announcement
Sarawak tourism, arts and culture minister Abdul Karim Hamzah says the government has provided well for tourism in his state. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, October 29, 2021.
THE RM600 million funding for the tourism sector through Penjana tourism financing and BPMB rehabilitation scheme will help Sarawak tourism, according to state tourism, arts and culture minister Abdul Karim Hamzah. Karim said the personal income tax waiver for domestic tourism will encourage more visibility at international level.
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