KUCHING: As Malaysia prepares to welcome the world for Visit Malaysia 2026, travel agencies in Sarawak and Sabah are taking proactive steps to attract both domestic and international tourists. Early indicators suggest a cautiously optimistic start, with agencies reporting growing interest in Borneo’s unique cultural and natural offerings. JC Chua,
KUCHING: As Sarawak moves towards greater prosperity, development must be guided not only by infrastructure and economic growth but also by strong social values, cultural preservation and public well-being. Deputy Premier Amar Dr Sim Hui Kian said that true progress would be measured by how well Sarawak maintained its heritage,
KUCHING: AirAsia’s recent announcement of fixed-fare one-way tickets from Kuala Lumpur to Sarawak at RM328 and to Sabah at RM398 has sparked discussion among Sarawakians, with many welcoming the move as a positive step towards making festive travel more affordable, while others caution that the fares can still pose challenges
KOTA SAMARAHAN: The Faculty of Applied and Creative Arts (FACA), Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS), continues to strengthen its long-standing collaboration with the Kampung Peros community through the implementation of the Service Learning Malaysia (SULAM) Kampung Peros 2.0 project. SULAM FACA UNIMAS coordinator, Candida Jau Emang, said the project is a
AS persistent rainfall continues to shape daily routines, the usually bustling Bandar Riyal Wet Market in Kota Samarahan has taken on a quieter pace. Fewer shoppers walk through its narrow aisles, umbrellas in hand, as wet weather discourages movement. Yet behind the subdued atmosphere, vendors remain steadfast, adapting to seasonal
THE return of tourists to Kuching’s heritage streets is bringing a renewed sense of activity and optimism for small business owners. From the bustling Carpenter Street to the historic shops of Main Bazaar and the Waterfront, visitors are once again exploring the city’s cultural landmarks, boosting foot traffic and creating
AS we all step into the New Year 2026, many are taking a moment to reflect on their hopes and wishes for the year ahead. Sarawak Tribune caught-up with some seniors from different parts of the state to get a glimpse of their aspirations for the coming year. Their reflections
KUCHING: As 2025 comes to a close, people from all walks of life and different age groups are reflecting on the past year, sharing the challenges they faced, the sacrifices they made and the lessons and unexpected positives that emerged along the way. Sarawak Tribune spoke to several individuals to
KOTA SAMARAHAN: What began as a small business venture, Unplugged Coffee has grown into a platform for community care. On Sunday, it hosted the Asnaf Assistance Programme with the local community, bringing together business owners, residents, and aid recipients in a spirit of compassion. The programme, aimed at assisting underprivileged
BINTULU: Residents of Kampung Warisan Jepak have been urged to continue strengthening unity and to work together in advancing the village’s development agenda to ensure sustained harmony and progress. Azman Abdul Rahman, Special Officer to Bintulu MP Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, said that unity among residents and strong grassroots