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Download Directory Contents 3 Our Mission Statement 4 Tourism Malaysia Officials States and Federal Authorities 5 Sarawak Tourism Board 6 Tourism Terengganu Tourism Agencies 7 Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council (MHTC) – Absolute Beauty Asia Hotels and Resorts 8 Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur 9 Camar Resort Langkawi 10 Care Luxury Hotels & Resorts 11 Holiday Inn Resort Penang 12 Holiday Villa Hotels & Resorts 13 Lexis Hotels and Resorts Sdn Bhd 14 Melia Kuala Lumpur 15 Ombak Villa Langkawi 16 Rawa Island Resort Sdn Bhd 17 Summer Bay Resort, Lang Tengah Island 18 Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa 19 Sutera Harbour Resort 20 The Face Suites Tour Operators 21 Holiday Tours & Travel Sdn Bhd 22 Mega Water Sports & Holiday Sdn Bhd 23 Reeya Signature Holiday (M) Sdn Bhd Tourism Related Services 24 Desaru Coast Malaysia 25 Legoland Malaysia Resort 26 Marina Putrajaya Sdn Bhd 27 Sunway Theme Parks Airlines 28 Malaysia Airlines 29 Malindo Air Others 30 Tourism Malaysia Offices Our Mission Statement “Marketing Malaysia as a destination of excellence and to make the tourism industry a major contributor to the socio-economic development of the nation”. Our Objective Tourism Malaysia’s objective is to promote Malaysia as an outstanding tourist destination. We aim to showcase Malaysia’s unique wonders, attractions and cultures; develop domestic and inbound tourism. Our ultimate goal is to increase the number of foreign tourists to Malaysia, extend the average length of their stay and increase Malaysia’s tourism revenue. Our Roles and Functions Tourism Malaysia aims to encourage tourism and its related industries in Malaysia. It is hoped that this would help promote new investments in the country as well as provide increased employment opportunities. The growth of tourism would also contribute positively to the country’s economic development and quality of life. 3 Tourism Malaysia Officials YBHG. DATUK MUSA HJ YUSOF DIRECTOR GENERAL TOURISM MALAYSIA [email protected] BAIZURI BAHARUM DEPUTY DIRECTOR [email protected] SITI SYAZALENA AMIR SHARIFUDDIN SENIOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR [email protected] TOURISM MALAYSIA AUCKLAND ROSLI RESHID BIN MOHD SAINI DIRECTOR [email protected] TOURISM MALAYSIA SYDNEY NURAZAH JALALUDIN DEPUTY DIRECTOR [email protected] 4 STATES AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES SARAWAK TOURISM BOARD Sarawak – A beautiful land set against the fascinating backdrop of history and mystery, culture, festivals and food. Sarawak is rich with adventure and nature, gigantic caves 60 million years in the making, orangutans and proboscis monkeys, underwater jungles and towering rainforests, longhouses, idyllic highlands and the acclaimed Rainforest World Music Festival. In Sarawak, there is always More to Discover. Pauline Lim Asst. Manager – Marketing [email protected] SARAWAK TOURISM BOARD 5th – 7th Floor Bangunan Yayasan, Jalan Masjid, 93400 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia Tel: +6082 423 600 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sarawaktourism.com STATES AND FEDERAL AUTHORITIES BEAUTIFUL TERENGGANU – THERE’S MORE TO TERENGGANU THAN WHAT YOU KNOW A coastal state located on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, Terengganu’s bewildering natural charms and diverse landscape have since time immemorial provided the backdrop to its rich heritage. It offers pristine white sandy beaches dotted with swaying palms, and rustic fishing villages, spectacular lakes and waterfalls and picturesque islands. Straddling the ancient sea routes, the 244 km stretch of coastline overlooking the South China Sea has enticed merchants, traders and seafarers who have shaped Terengganu’s cultural fabric and social landscape. Lake Kenyir, the largest man-made lake with 340 islands and numerous waterfalls offers exhilarating outdoor adventures and haven for freshwater anglers. With its four island hopping attractions, waterpark, Kelah fish and elephant sanctuaries, Lake Kenyir will have the competitive edge as a preferred eco destination in the region. The lake offers the best of nature’s exotic flora and fauna. Pulau Perhentian, one of the emerald islands in Terengganu was voted by a CNN survey in 2013 as the 13th Best Beach in the World and was also chosen by Lonely Planet’s 1,000 Ultimate Experiences survey as the 5th Best Beach to Swing the Hammock in 2010. Terengganu has an abundance of appeals and attractions offering glimpses into its unique blend of local traditions, rich culture and heritage combined with serene nature and warm people. Its traditional food, some of them truly exotic, has brought travelers down a path of endless gastronomic adventures filled with an exciting array of flavors. Many of its dishes are a confluence of various ethnic groups in the region. Terengganu is a land rich with events and festivals. Come over for a memorable holiday, evoke your senses, surely you’ll find that there’s more to Terengganu than what you know… Wan Mohd Firdaus Asst State Secretary [email protected] TOURISM TERENGGANU 1st Floor, Duyong Marina Exhibition Building Duyong Marina & Resort Pulau Duyong, Kuala Terengganu Terengganu, Malaysia Tel: 609-623 1553 Website: www.beautifulterengganu.com 6 TOURISM RELATED SERVICES MALAYSIA HEALTHCARE TRAVEL COUNCIL – ABSOLUTE BEAUTY ASIA With more than 10 years’ experience in Medical Facilitation, Absolute Bariatrics and Beauty Asia is proud to be one the longest serving and most prolific referrers for Bariatric procedures to Malaysia. We are also the first fully trained, accredited & qualified facilitators with full registration with the Malaysian Healthcare Travel Council based in Australia. We offer a wealth of past experience, knowledge and industry reputation so you know you can feel confident and safe having your treatment with us. ABBA provide exceptional, professional, high level client services for patients seeking medical treatment in Malaysia. Our speciality and focus is on weight loss surgery for health and wellbeing. ABBA has researched and reviewed all of the accredited world class facilities we utilise as well as having personally met each surgeon and treating specialist. ABBA take the fear and uncertainty out of Medical Travel offering safe low risk surgical solutions. Michelle Jamieson Client Consultant – Global Accredited Facilitator (MHTC-Malaysia), Cpap Therapist, Pathology Cert 111& Iv [email protected] Kelly Langl New Zealand Office, Post Care Consultant & Social Media Manager [email protected] MALAYSIA HEALTHCARE TRAVEL COUNCIL Level 28, Lot 28-01, Tower 2, Menara Kembar Bank Rakyat, Jalan Rakyat, 50470, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel: +603 2267 6888 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.mhtc.org.my/ 7 HOTELS AND RESORTS BANYAN TREE KUALA LUMPUR Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur Standing tall and elegant at 60-storeys, Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur offers 55 rooms and suites with a contemporary flair, each designed to bring comfort to those seeking a true Sanctuary for the Senses. Be awed by the 360-degree view of the city skyline from the rooftop bar, delight in mouth-watering dishes, or be pampered at the award-winning Banyan Tree Spa. Perfectly located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, a prime location for business and leisure travellers, and with a direct-connecting bridge to the premier Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, enjoy walking distance to world-renowned landmarks and thrill in retail therapy from the finest fashion, entertainment and urban hub. Pavilion Hotel Kuala Lumpur by Banyan Tree, Kuala Lumpur Pavilion Hotel Kuala Lumpur Managed by Banyan Tree is located in the heart of Bukit Bintang, a shopper’s paradise amidst the buzzing business and entertainment district of Kuala Lumpur. With a direct connection to Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, enjoy premier luxury retail temptations and entertainment. The hotel features 325 spaciously appointed rooms and suites, an elegant pillar-less ballroom, and six multi-event spaces. Three alluring dining venues including a specialty Japanese restaurant await those looking for a tantalising feast for the senses. A whiskey bar where guests are able to blend their own flavours is also available. Your memorable hideaway in Kuala Lumpur begins here. Shereen Chow Director of Sales & Marketing [email protected] BANYAN TREE KUALA LUMPUR & PAVILION HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR 170, Jalan Bukit Bintang 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel: +603 2117 2888 Email: [email protected] Website: www.banyantree.com 8 HOTELS AND RESORTS CAMAR RESORT LANGKAWI Camar Resort Langkawi, the latest gem on the island of Langkawi nestled by the white-sand beach of Pantai Tengah. Indulge and immerse yourself with pristine sea and soaring coconut palms swaying in the breeze, this is an escape to a breath-taking spot where the beauty of nature will render you speechless. Overlooking the white sands and crystalline water is where beachfront accommodation, gourmet dining experience, gym facilities and the longest swimming pool in Langkawi meet at here in Camar Resort Langkawi. Whether you are from European, Middle Eastern countries or South East Asia countries, treat yourself to a true tropical-inspired getaway at this 4-star Camar Resort Langkawi. Yvonne Dodds Business Development Manager [email protected] CAMAR RESORT LANGKAWI 60183 Jalan Pantai Tengah 07000 Langkawi, Kedah Darul Aman, Malaysia Tel: +604 952 4111 Email: [email protected] Website: www.camarlangkawi.com 9 HOTELS AND RESORTS CARE LUXURY HOTELS & RESORTS Care Luxury Hotels & Resorts is a hospitality management group aspiring to become a leader in Asian Hospitality, with a strong focus on the business
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