Thursday, December 30, 2010
MTGC CIRCULAR : Pembatalan Lesen Pemandu Pelancong
Dear All,
Please be informed that the following are no longer licensed tourist guides:
Penang
Chan Meng Keng TG9426
Selangor
Teng Kai Luan TG6154
Jaafar Bin Mohamed TG6235
Sabah
Landrito M Lerado @ Bingo TG4281
Sahari @ Patrick bin Padam Lal TG7093
Donnysah bin Itin TG7115
Mohd Syafendy bin Yajit TG7147
Zakri Bin Bakri TG7148
Jon Bin Taran TG7145
Mohd Daisah bin Kapar TG7146
Norazemah Binti Ahmad TG7170
Sharon Wong Sheng Ren TG1843
Lee Yoan Man TG2437
Cesar Bajado Duran TG2789
Dares Saham bin Asaad TG2887
Patrick Tsen Sam Hing TG3319
Telephorus Chin Thien Loong TG3332
Teo Ho Ken TG3323
Alexter Japrin TG7092
Mohd Nazef bin Abdul Majid TG7095
Anna Marie Chai Vun Ying TG2879
Nuhairi Bin Kintai TG7222
Jabanus bin Miun TG7167
Estevao Hector Gomes TG2465
Pahang
Mathavan a/l Kanniah TG7544
Thanks
Diana Lee
Executive Secretary, MTGC
Please be informed that the following are no longer licensed tourist guides:
Penang
Chan Meng Keng TG9426
Selangor
Teng Kai Luan TG6154
Jaafar Bin Mohamed TG6235
Sabah
Landrito M Lerado @ Bingo TG4281
Sahari @ Patrick bin Padam Lal TG7093
Donnysah bin Itin TG7115
Mohd Syafendy bin Yajit TG7147
Zakri Bin Bakri TG7148
Jon Bin Taran TG7145
Mohd Daisah bin Kapar TG7146
Norazemah Binti Ahmad TG7170
Sharon Wong Sheng Ren TG1843
Lee Yoan Man TG2437
Cesar Bajado Duran TG2789
Dares Saham bin Asaad TG2887
Patrick Tsen Sam Hing TG3319
Telephorus Chin Thien Loong TG3332
Teo Ho Ken TG3323
Alexter Japrin TG7092
Mohd Nazef bin Abdul Majid TG7095
Anna Marie Chai Vun Ying TG2879
Nuhairi Bin Kintai TG7222
Jabanus bin Miun TG7167
Estevao Hector Gomes TG2465
Pahang
Mathavan a/l Kanniah TG7544
Thanks
Diana Lee
Executive Secretary, MTGC
Develop green tourism, says DPM
Tuesday October 5, 2010
By MUGUNTAN VANAR vmugu@thestar.com.my
KOTA KINABALU: World tourism bodies under the United Nations should develop measures for green tourism that can be adopted by nations developing their tour industry.
Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said this could be done by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNTWO), adding that the latest technology and information on green tourism should also be disseminated.
“There is a need to come out with clear guidelines, may be some standard approach on how this issue can be managed by governments and also by the various stakeholders,” he told reporters yesterday after opening the World Tourism Conference attended by about 500 delegates from 44 countries.
He said environment and conservation were important, and Malaysia wanted to push tourism into the forefront of generating revenue for the country while not harming the environment.
Muhyiddin also said tourists currently preferred to move away from cities and “head towards nature”.
“They want to go up the mountain, they want to enjoy the environment. These are the pristine values of tourism that need to be conserved for future generations,” he added.
Earlier in his speech, Muhyiddin said Malaysia was keen to develop green technology and implement the best practices in sustainable development to resolve adverse environmental issues frequently attributed to tourism.
More : http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/10/5/nation/7162297&sec=nation
By MUGUNTAN VANAR vmugu@thestar.com.my
KOTA KINABALU: World tourism bodies under the United Nations should develop measures for green tourism that can be adopted by nations developing their tour industry.
Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said this could be done by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNTWO), adding that the latest technology and information on green tourism should also be disseminated.
“There is a need to come out with clear guidelines, may be some standard approach on how this issue can be managed by governments and also by the various stakeholders,” he told reporters yesterday after opening the World Tourism Conference attended by about 500 delegates from 44 countries.
He said environment and conservation were important, and Malaysia wanted to push tourism into the forefront of generating revenue for the country while not harming the environment.
Muhyiddin also said tourists currently preferred to move away from cities and “head towards nature”.
“They want to go up the mountain, they want to enjoy the environment. These are the pristine values of tourism that need to be conserved for future generations,” he added.
Earlier in his speech, Muhyiddin said Malaysia was keen to develop green technology and implement the best practices in sustainable development to resolve adverse environmental issues frequently attributed to tourism.
More : http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/10/5/nation/7162297&sec=nation
MTGC CIRCULAR : WAITING AREA FOR TOUR BUSES TO DO PICK-UP / DROP-OFF AT JALAN PETALING
Dear TGA Chairpersons,
MTGC was involved in the above meeting discussions, but we have yet to receive the said letter.
The following announcement was through our members who were also members of MATTA.
Thank you.
Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) has issued a letter on 2 November 2010, to overcome the problem of tour buses picking-up / dropping-off tourists at Jalan Petaling, Kuala Lumpur.
A meeting was held a few months back, and it was discussed and that the proposal has been implemented as follows:
a) The existing taxi stop at Jalan Sultan in front of Kompleks Selangor to be designated as a stop for tour buses to pick-up and drop-off tourists. The waiting period for each bus is only 20 minutes. This stop has already been in use since 20 October 2010.
b) For longer periods of waiting, the tour buses can park near Sekolah Rendah (J) Kebangsaan Davidson at Jalan Hang Jebat or at Stadium Merdeka at Jalan Stadium car park.
MTGC was involved in the above meeting discussions, but we have yet to receive the said letter.
The following announcement was through our members who were also members of MATTA.
Thank you.
Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) has issued a letter on 2 November 2010, to overcome the problem of tour buses picking-up / dropping-off tourists at Jalan Petaling, Kuala Lumpur.
A meeting was held a few months back, and it was discussed and that the proposal has been implemented as follows:
a) The existing taxi stop at Jalan Sultan in front of Kompleks Selangor to be designated as a stop for tour buses to pick-up and drop-off tourists. The waiting period for each bus is only 20 minutes. This stop has already been in use since 20 October 2010.
b) For longer periods of waiting, the tour buses can park near Sekolah Rendah (J) Kebangsaan Davidson at Jalan Hang Jebat or at Stadium Merdeka at Jalan Stadium car park.
Monday, December 27, 2010
TRAVEL INDUSTRY : Bugis Street Kopitiam
Tuan,
Kami Bugis Street Kopitiam, menawarkan makan dan minum percuma untuk ahli-2 tuan yang membawa pelancong luar/tempatan untuk singgah makan atau minum dikedai kami beralamat di:-
Bugis Street Kopitiam
No 2 Jalan Pandan Indah 1/23D,
Pandan Indah 55100,Kuala Lumpur.
(Facebook : Bugis Steet Kopitiam - Restaurant/Cafe)
Email: bugisstreet88@gmail.com
Tel:- 012-9191845/012-4539214
Kami menyediakan Makanan halal secara Ala Carte dengan 88 Menu makanan dari Tradisional Melayu, India, Cina dan Barat. Dengan harga yang berpatutan iaitu RM1.50 sehingga RM7.00. Waktu operasi kami ialah 10am sehingga 1am.
Kami mempunyai 180 tempat duduk terbuka dan tertutup yang selesa untuk pelanggan dan kawasan parking yang senang dan luas dihadapan kedai.
Landmark : MRR2 : MPAJ : Hospital KPJ : The Store
Terima Kasih
Mohd Amin Abdul Rahim
Pengarah Urusan
Kami Bugis Street Kopitiam, menawarkan makan dan minum percuma untuk ahli-2 tuan yang membawa pelancong luar/tempatan untuk singgah makan atau minum dikedai kami beralamat di:-
Bugis Street Kopitiam
No 2 Jalan Pandan Indah 1/23D,
Pandan Indah 55100,Kuala Lumpur.
(Facebook : Bugis Steet Kopitiam - Restaurant/Cafe)
Email: bugisstreet88@gmail.com
Tel:- 012-9191845/012-4539214
Kami menyediakan Makanan halal secara Ala Carte dengan 88 Menu makanan dari Tradisional Melayu, India, Cina dan Barat. Dengan harga yang berpatutan iaitu RM1.50 sehingga RM7.00. Waktu operasi kami ialah 10am sehingga 1am.
Kami mempunyai 180 tempat duduk terbuka dan tertutup yang selesa untuk pelanggan dan kawasan parking yang senang dan luas dihadapan kedai.
Landmark : MRR2 : MPAJ : Hospital KPJ : The Store
Terima Kasih
Mohd Amin Abdul Rahim
Pengarah Urusan
MTGC CIRCULAR : Licensed Tourist Guides who do not sit for their Confirmation Examination
Attention: All Affiliates,
The Licensing Division of the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia had issued letters to the many numbers of licensed tourist guides who have not bother to sit for their confirmation examinations after their two years of probation.
The letters are serious in their nature, as failure to adhere to the requirement would have their licenses revoked.
The Malaysian Tourist Guides Council had on many occasions reminded all tourist guides who needed to sit for their confirmation examinations to take it seriously but regret that many tourist guides prefer to ignored the reminders rather than to sign up for the courses.
In this aspect, MTGC hope that all Affiliates would audit their members, and identify the numbers required to sit for the confirmation examinations and to organize the Courses for them accordingly.
Should any of the Affiliates face any problems in such organizing these Courses, please kindly refer to MTGC for further details and assistance.
Thank you for your kind attention.
President Jimmy Leong Wie Kong
Malaysian Tourist Guides Council
The Licensing Division of the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia had issued letters to the many numbers of licensed tourist guides who have not bother to sit for their confirmation examinations after their two years of probation.
The letters are serious in their nature, as failure to adhere to the requirement would have their licenses revoked.
The Malaysian Tourist Guides Council had on many occasions reminded all tourist guides who needed to sit for their confirmation examinations to take it seriously but regret that many tourist guides prefer to ignored the reminders rather than to sign up for the courses.
In this aspect, MTGC hope that all Affiliates would audit their members, and identify the numbers required to sit for the confirmation examinations and to organize the Courses for them accordingly.
Should any of the Affiliates face any problems in such organizing these Courses, please kindly refer to MTGC for further details and assistance.
Thank you for your kind attention.
President Jimmy Leong Wie Kong
Malaysian Tourist Guides Council
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