Wednesday, August 16, 2006

Are you having your cuti-cuti in Malaysia?

Are you planning a holiday this coming National Day on the 31st August? Yes, the public holiday falls on Thursday, and many people (me included) is eyeing to take Friday off thus making it into a one long weekend. Yea!

So where do you intend to head off? Within Malaysia or go for an overseas adventure travels? Sure got our Tourism Ministry worried.

SPECIAL GIFT: SailAsia Sdn Bhd executive chairman Datuk Syed Mustaffa Shahabudin (left) presenting a token of appreciation to Tengku Adnan in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.<br />He also said Malaysia had many attractive tourist destinations for people with different needs.
SPECIAL GIFT: SailAsia Sdn Bhd executive chairman Datuk Syed Mustaffa Shahabudin (left) presenting a token of appreciation to Tengku Adnan in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He also said Malaysia had many attractive tourist destinations for people with different needs.


Tourism Minister wants Malaysians to holiday at home more
Lack of Malaysians travelling locally worries tourism minister

Wednesday August 16, 2006

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians are not travelling a lot domestically and this gives the Tourism Minister much worry.

“Our people are unaware that there are lots of places to visit in our country,” said Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor.

“We want our people to spend their vacations in Malaysia as we are worried that there may be more Malaysians visiting other countries than foreign tourists coming to Malaysia.”

He said the ministry would re-examine its plans to encourage Malaysians to travel domestically.

“For example, Gua Tempurung is for the adventurous traveller. If you want a change of weather, you can go to the highlands such as Bukit Tinggi, Genting Highlands, the Cameron Highlands and Fraser’s Hill,” he told reporters at the briefing on the Langkawi International Boat Exhibition (Libex) at the Putra World Trade Centre here yesterday. - The Star

Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Travel Malaysia, go Cameron Highlands!


Recently spotted this hotel promotion in the News Straight Times (NST) papers on the 8th August 2006. It gives you a fair idea about the current room rates in Cameron Highlands. Perhaps it might interest you to take a holiday in Cameron Highlands?
For more choices of hotel accommodations, apartments and guesthouses, check out the Hotel Accommodation, Apartment, Guesthouse list.




Hotel Equatorial Cameron Highlands


Equatorial Cameron Highlands' RM88 Giveaway Deal. Now faster with the New Simpang Pulai Route. Discounted rates starting from RM188++ per room per night with daily RM88 Food & Beverage spending credit, also accorded per room per night basis. Unsued credit will be refunded at 50% of its value upon departure. For reservation, please call 05-4961777, toll free Malaysia 1-800-88-1800 or access www.equatorial.com




Iris Hotel


Iris House Hotel located in Brinchang Town, Cameron Highlands. All rooms with private balcony. Restaurant, function room and seminar package available. Weekday room rate RM78 and RM98. Tel: 05-4911818, fax 05-4912828.




Rosa Passadena, Cameron Highlands


Rosa Passadena, Cameron Highlands. 3-star hotel with 120 rooms. Western, Chinese and local restaurant, function rooms, karaoke outlet. Weekday room rate RM128 nett/room/night (twin sharing) with breakfast. For rates during weekends/holidays, call 05-4912288, fax 05-4912688, email rospsdn@streamyx.com




Strawberry Park Resort Cameron Highlands


Strawberry Park Resort, Cameron Highlands.
Package from RM198++ per Studio room per night (2 persons) including RM70 Cash vouchers! Commissionable to bona-fide travel agents. Tel: 605-4911166, Fax: 605-4911949, Email: reservations@strawberryparkresorts.com




And don't forget to visit the wildly popular YTL Cameron Highlands Resort Hotel. Sure it is very expensive, at least have a cup of tea and scones there to enjoy its ambience!