Sabah adopts creative arts in tourism push

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Kuala Lumpur: Sabah Tourism Board (STB) has embarked on a dynamic digital arts initiative to enhance its marketing strategies.

Unveiled at the Matta Fair here on Friday, STB introduced its inaugural collection of Graphic Interchange Format on the dynamic creative platform Giphy to promote tourism products and attractions in Sabah.The new initiative was jointly launched by Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry Secretary-General Datuk Roslan Abdul Rahman and Sabah Tourism, Culture and Environment Assistant Minister Datuk Joniston Bangkuai.

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