Recently,
Terengganu state government proclaimed theirs capital,
Kuala Teren
gganu as "waterfront heritage city" and 2008 as
Terengganu visiting year. The key questions are
- does local community and state government are ready for tourist arrival? Is it suitable for the state government announced Kuala Terengganu as waterfront heritage?or another Eastern Venice?
- What is it so significant as waterfront heritage? What is their selling point?Product?
- Who are they targeting at?
- What is the prospective of waterfront heritage city?is it sustainable?
- www.tourism.terengganu.gov.my
gganu as "waterfront heritage city" and 2008 as Terengganu visiting year. The key questions are
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Waterfront Heritage City?
I visited Kuala Terengganu early 2008 in January. People are friendly and welcome tourist with warmth heart! However, i was surprised that state government proclaimed the city as waterfront heritage?Do they have so call "living heritage" in the city or nearby the river?else what do they mean by waterfront heritage? I personally think that a clear concept of "waterfront heritage" needs to be stated out.Solely that they can figure out what can do with the concept.am i right?Oh yeah, the islands indeed are paradise for sea and beach lovers.So why not pay a visit to the Terengganu and the lovely islands.
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Sebastian
Australia
personally i like Terengganu very much. i like the nature beauty and some of the craft designed.
The marine park in Pulau Redang/Pinang is very much attractive!
I suggest that local authority should pay more efforts into the tourism planning in Terengganu, how to develop it properly and sustain its nature heritage.
Cindy Sia
sia_cindy@yahoo.com
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