Tahiti has durians – thanks to Borneo!
Published on: Sunday, August 01, 2021
By: David Thien
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The chawat- wearing (loincloth) Prof Harrison Willard Smith (third left) of MIT while he was in Borneo.
Kota Kinabalu: During the Covid-19 pandemic, countries rely on virtual tours accessible worldwide through Internet connectivity to keep interest alive for future tourism prospects.Sarawak is also adding its historical narratives to the tourism promotional mix, exploiting the reputation of its Sarawak Museum and the mysticism of its “White Rajahs” to draw visitors in future.
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