“Our discussion with the Minister was a fruitful one. She was very open when we deliberated on ways to overcome the challenges faced by member organisations,” - Tonny Chew.
He said the STF looked forward to continuing close rapport with Datuk Christina Liew and her team at the Ministry .“Our discussion with the Minister was a fruitful one. She was very open when we deliberated on ways to overcome the challenges faced by member organisations,” he said after leading a delegation to pay a courtesy call on Liew, recently.
Read more Present were MyBHA Sabah Chapter Chairman James Ong, STGA Chairman Grace Leong, MICA Sabah Chapter Chairman Eddie Chan, SBA Chairman Jeffrey Tsang and PHS Chairman Djuanis Mengirong. The delegation voiced their concerns over several issues such as persistent illegal tour operation affecting the businesses of licensed tour operators and unregulated accommodation providers like AirBnB and illegal homestay facilities.
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