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BOOK 'SAVING PARADISE' TELLS SUCCESS STORY OF SUKAU LODGE: CO-AUTHOR
KOTA KINABALU: Carol Patterson, coauthor of the book "Saving Paradise: The Story of Sukau Rainforest Lodge", believes the book will be of interest to those in the tourism industry or similar situation as the lodge's founder and her coauthor, Albert Teo. I think this is because the story of Sukau Lodge is a good one […]
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April 14, 2005
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TOURISTS WANT TO "EXPERIENCE"
KOTA KINABALU: Tourism businesses must move beyond the provision of goods and services to 'experiences' in order to-thrive in the competition today, said the president of Kalahari Management (Canada) Carol Patterson. "When we talk about experiences, it is usually not where you stay or eat (during your vacation), but how you feel that matters. "You […]
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April 13, 2005
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GOOD, BAD POINTS OF SUKAU'S ECO TOURISM POTENTIAL
KOTA KINABALU: Sukau, one of the State's attractions, has good potential for eco-tourism, said Professor Ross K. Dowling of Edith Cowan University (EDU), Australia. When met on Monday after visiting Sukau, Dowling however pointed out that there are some good points and bad points to its potential. "The good points is that you have a […]
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April 13, 2005
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"SAVING PARADISE" THE STORY OF SUKAU RAINFOREST LODGE, KINABATANGAN RIVER
We take great pleasure in announcing Mr Teo's new and sixth book, "Saving Paradise" the story of Sukau Rainforest Lodge/Kinabatangan River to celebrate the ten years of its operations. This book will be launched on 13th April at the International Borneo Ecotourism Conference BEC2005 in Kota Kinabalu by the Deputy Chief Minister cum Minister of […]
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March 25, 2005
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BIRDWATCHING IN BORNEO - LAND OF GIANT HORNBILLS AND TINY WOODPECKERS BY DUNCAN BUTCHART
"The mist was rising off the glassy surface of the broad river as the first rays of the sun illuminated the tree tops. Out of sight, gibbons wailed and pheasants boomed in an ancient dawn ritual. Our boat drifted silently around a bend, beneath the arching branches of a wild nutmeg tree all hung about […]
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January 4, 2005
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MOU SIGNED BETWEEN SERDC AND TRANSWORLD INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
On the 26th October 2004, a memorandum of understanding was signed between Transworld Institute of Technology and Sukau Ecotourism Research and Development Centre to facilitate the exchange of technology, collaboration and research and development of ecotourism. Mr Albert Teo, Director of SERDC signed this historic agreement with Dr Lin, Ming Fung Ph.D. President of Transworld […]
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October 26, 2004
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ASIA PACIFIC ECOTOURISM CONFERENCES
Sukau Rainforest Lodge, which played host to the Consort of Denmark, Prince Henrik, on his recent visit received yet another recognition recently when it was invited to represent Malaysia to present an ecotourism paper at the forthcoming Asia Pacific Regional Ecotourism Conference, Fiji in April. The paper entitled, "Managing an eco-lodge in an environmentally sensitive […]
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March 22, 2002
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SERDC Signs M.O.U with WWF Malaysia and UMS on Kinabatangan Wetlands
A historic memorandum of understanding was signed on 18th July 2000 between WWF Malaysia, University of Malaysia Sabah (UMS) and SERDC aimed at formulating an effective management plan for the conservation of Lower Kinabatangan area. The signing ceremony was officiated by the Assistant Minister of Tourism Development, Environment, Science and Technology, YB Datuk Haji Nahalan […]
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July 18, 2000
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Dato Teng Gaik Kwan Visits SRL
Deputy Minister of Culture, Arts and Tourism, YB Dato' Teng Gaik Kwan visited Sukau Rainforest Lodge on 15th October 1999 prior to officiating the World Ecotourism Conference & Field Seminars in Kota Kinabalu on 17th October 1999. The Minister was accompanied by Albert Teo, the owner of Sukau Rainforest Lodge / Borneo Eco Tours.
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October 15, 1999
Sukau Rainforest Lodge is an award-winning ecolodge situated along the Kinabatangan River in Malaysian, Borneo offering the best of wildlife and nature experience. Sister company of Borneo Eco Tours.

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