BINTULU: Upgrades to the Red’s Hotel are expected to elevate guests’ experience with innovative features incorporated in its renovation recently. Red’s Hotel director Bong Jat Chung said these enhancements and improvements specifically target the comfort and needs of guests throughout their stay. He said the hotel now provides premium sleeping
BINTULU: The growing demand for accommodation here, propelled by an influx of travellers and workers, underscores the imperative for more hotel facilities. Malaysian Association of Hotels, Sarawak Chapter chairman John Teo Peng Yew revealed that hotels in Bintulu, spanning budget to three- and four-star establishments, consistently operate at full capacity.
BINTULU: The Reds Hotel is ushering in a new era of hospitality in Bintulu by proudly unveiling itself as the town’s first smart hotel. Following the recent completion of renovations in September this year, Reds Hotel is elevating the guest experience with the introduction of a cutting-edge digital self-check-in kiosk.
“The more you learn, the more you realise how much you don’t know.” – theoretical physicist, Albert Einstein. IN the vast theatre of life, the roles of student and teacher are not confined to traditional classrooms or lecture halls. Instead, they permeate every facet of our existence, weaving a rich
KUCHING: Every news outlet must develop its own strategies and adapt to remain sustainable and relevant in the digital era. Johardy Ibrahim, editor of DagangNews.com, expressed his opinion on the relaunch of theSun print edition, acknowledging that it was a challenging decision. However, he believes that the financial strength of
KUCHING: Each individual news outlet must have its own strategies and way forward to ensure they remain sustainable and relevant amid the digital shift in the industry. DagangNews.com editor Johardy Ibrahim opined that the relaunching of theSun print edition is a tough choice but having the strong financial might of
KUALA LUMPUR: FedEx Express has successfully completed a four-month programme in collaboration with local non-profit organisation Treat Every Environment Special (TrEES) to grow and deliver vegetables to underprivileged communities in Malaysia. From August to November, 16 FedEx volunteers engaged in various aspects of the programme, including planting, harvesting, sorting, and
KUALA LUMPUR: In a successful culmination of their four-month partnership with the local non-profit organisation Treat Every Environment Special (TrEES), FedEx Express (FedEx) has aided in cultivating and delivering vegetables to underprivileged communities in Malaysia. Managing director of FedEx Express Malaysia Tien Long Woon said from Aug to Nov this
‘Bali is the sort of place where you can walk down the street and find something picturesque’ – Malaysian-born British actor, Henry Golding ‘I think I left my heart in Bali’ – this is a sentiment shared by many who have been fortunate enough to experience the Island of Gods’
KUCHING: A grand celebration was held to celebrate 21 students who successfully completed their kindergarten education at Tadika dan Taska Goodland. The Goodland 22nd Graduation Ceremony took place at the Borneo Cultures Museum today and was officiated by the State Fire and Rescue Department (BOMBA Sarawak) Datuk Khirudin Drahman. The
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