Tourism Stakeholders’ Perspective of Sustainable Practices at Kinabalu Park


World Heritage Site: Kinabalu Park

Publication Year: 2021

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE9F748FCCC2

Summary

Government agencies managing Kinabalu Park demonstrate a clear understanding of sustainable tourism, emphasizing the importance of good visitor and risk management practices. This insight is supported by qualitative interviews with stakeholders, conducted online and analyzed using NVIVO software. The study highlights the significance of regular training and capacity building in adopting sustainable ecotourism practices, especially relevant given the shift towards nature-based tourism post-COVID-19 pandemic. The findings provide valuable information for enhancing sustainable management strategies at Kinabalu Park.

Citation

MOHD FUZA, Z. I., BATHSHEBA BENJAMIN, L., ABDUL KADIR, S. L. R., WAN KAMARUDIN, W. N. B., WAN NAWAWI, W. N.,. (2021). TOURISM STAKEHOLDERS’ PERSPECTIVE OF SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AT KINABALU PARK. Borneo Akademika, 5(2), 132–143. https://doi.org/10.24191/ba/v5i2/82293

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