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Declared as an ASEAN Heritage Park, Mt. Inayawan is the only remaining primary forest and the largest rainforest in the province.

Industry leaders and experts from Asia and the Pacific gathered in Sarawak’s capital to explore opportunities to promote sustainability in travel and tourism.

Policy makers, health and social sector planners, and ICT professionals shared lessons and best practices at a training program in Seoul.

The subregion is well-positioned to promote village tourism to help spur development in remote and less developed areas in member countries. 

Makassar–Parepare Railway will connect two major port cities and serve five districts in South Sulawesi province.

Other Southeast Asian countries also rank high among Muslim travelers.

Tourism officials from Southeast Asia learn about smart tourism technologies in the Republic of Korea.

The Philippines’ southern frontier makes an aggressive investment pitch to accelerate its growth momentum. 

A grant-supported study is looking into the market potential of tradeable certificates and how countries can set up a regional system.

An Indonesian nonprofit provides affordable health care and alternative livelihoods in West Kalimantan to encourage local communities to protect and preserve climate-critical forests.