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MALAYSIA
- ASIA LIKE NEVER BEFORE
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THEME EVENTS & EXPERIENCES
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TEAM BUILDING
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
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UNIQUE VENUES
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ACCOMMODATION
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MALAYSIA CONVENTION &
EXHIBITION BUREAU
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FACTS ABOUT MALAYSIA
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MAP OF MALAYSIA
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Malaysia
Asia like never before
Imagine a banquet on a deserted island all to yourself, or cocktails perched
on a skybridge high above virgin rainforests, or being ceremoniously welcomed
by descendants of headhunters in their traditional longhouses. Whether
urban or natural, these are experiences that can never be had anywhere
else by anyone else. For a refreshing view of incentive programmes, look
no further than Malaysia.
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Malaysia represents the rich diversity and vibrancy of Asia’s main ethnic cultures. Become immersed in a multitude
of unique Asian experiences and see Malaysia like never before. Take a front row seat in settings as modern
as the iconic PETRONAS Twin Towers or in a longhouse community within pristine and ancient rainforests.
Select from an interactive menu of tantalising activities and let the Malaysian experts at MyCEB guide you
to selecting enriching experiences that will make your incentive programme truly motivating and memorable.
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Theme Events &
Experiences
In Malaysia, you’ll find a smorgasbord of authentic cultural and lifestyle
experiences, set in unique and spectacular backdrops that will inspire
the very best incentive programmes.
Batu Caves (Kuala Lumpur)
Tribal Village
Ideal Venues:
• Kampung Tok Senik (Langkawi)
• Bon Ton Resort (Langkawi)
Learn the local culture, traditions and lifestyle as a guest of the tribal chief
from an ancient rainforest community. Be taken on an intrepid journey
of discovery to appreciate how the indigenous people hunt and forage
for their survival in the rainforest and then celebrate the occasion with
a lavish lunch featuring forest delicacies.
Ideal Venues:
• Jungle Lodge (Kuala Lumpur)
• Sarawak Cultural Village (Sarawak)
Spice Market
Kampung Life
Join in a celebration of a Kenduri feast in a Kampung/Malay village setting where
the sound of hand drums and tantalising smell from the spread of local dishes
welcome you to the celebration.
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Haggle with Malay, Arab, Chinese, Indian, Javanese and Burmese traders
for spices, handicrafts and trinkets in a colourful and lively 15th century
spice market. Share the energy of these traders as they trade their wares
amongst thieves, merchants and local villagers.
Ideal Venues:
• Central Market
(Kuala Lumpur)
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Little India
Absorb the energy and excitement of Malaysia’s Indian culture and
traditions amidst bright saris, kaleidoscopic flower garlands and
multi-hued spices. Take in the exotic aromas and watch graceful
dancers accompanied by traditional singers and musicians.
Experience a fortune-telling parrot, teh tarik (Malaysia’s own
‘tea-a-chino’), learn sari tying and enjoy a banana leaf curry.
Suffolk House
Ideal Venues:
Sarawak Court House
• Batu Caves (Kuala Lumpur)
• Little India Brickfields (Kuala Lumpur)
Peranakan Traditions
Peranakans or Nyonya (females) and Baba (men) are one of Malaysia’s unique cultural
communities that resulted from the intermarriage of Chinese immigrants and local
Malays. Savour delicious Nyonya treats served on traditional long-tables in the ornate
surroundings of a Nyonya-Baba mansion while being entertained by Peranakan theatre.
Ideal Venues:
Colonial Splendor
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Relive the colonial era; a time when planters established cash crops, and swashbuckling adventurers
made their fortune. Dress for an occasion of opulence, sumptuous food and classic entertainment.
Suffolk House (Penang)
Eastern & Oriental Hotel (Penang)
Fort Cornwallis (Penang)
Sarawak Court House (Sarawak)
Ideal Venues:
• Pinang Peranakan Mansion
• Melaka
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Sarawak Cultural Village
Thean Hou Temple
Ideal Venues:
Festive Chinatown
• Mari Mari Cultural Village
Monsopiad (Sabah)
• Sarawak Cultural Village (Sarawak)
Chinese cultural traditions are best experienced in Chinatown amidst distinctive
architecture, temples, bustling street-life and aromatic food. Partake in Chinese
arts and cultural activities in ornate Chinese clan-houses including calligraphy,
Chinese tea making and auspicious Chinese opera. Dress in decorative robes,
be carried in a regal sedan chair and enjoy a delicious Chinese banquet.
Ideal Venues:
• Khoo Kongsi (Penang)
• Thean Hou Temple (Kuala Lumpur)
Headhunter Trail
Borneo is an island of mystery, legend and folklore that was once home to fierce warriors and headhunters.
While heads are no longer prized, the traditions live on with many tribal communities respected for their
hunting prowess. Explore a typical village, admire the colourful dresses, ornate tattoos, extended ear-lobes of
older women and participate in the native dancing and singing. Learn how to use a blowpipe, enjoy traditional
food sourced from the jungle and drink the local ‘jungle juice’ called tuak.
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Team Building
Nothing beats learning together in an innovative environment.
Acquire new skills while discovering all there is to know about
fascinating Malaysia.
Khoo Kongsi (Penang)
Chingay Procession
Create your own Chingay parade while lifting and balancing Chingay flag poles.
Be taught by skillful Chingay masters and then form teams to compete against each other
to see who can balance the ten-metre flagpole the longest.
Ideal Location:
• Penang
Ideal Location:
My City Race
• Main cities in Malaysia
Malaysia’s colourful history and hidden secrets are best unlocked on foot or hitching a ride on a Harley.
Learn and compete simultaneously while discovering our cities in Malaysia’s own version of the “Amazing Race”.
Take up the challenge and discover the intricacies of Malaysian culture, heritage, food and its people.
Ideal Location:
Masak-Masak
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Face off against judges and your peers to determine the best Masak-Masak team. Get to the heart
of Malaysia’s unique cuisine and cooking techniques using exotic herbs and spices. Start the challenge at the
wet market before racing off to the kitchen for a major cook-out.
Spice Garden (Penang)
Laman Padi (Langkawi)
Bayan Indah (Selangor)
Local Villages
Rhythm of the Land
There’s something about the rhythmic beating of drums and percussion instruments
that generate excitement and enjoyment. Drums are important in Malaysian culture
as many traditional percussion instruments from around Asia are played here.
Learn some basic rhythms and then compose a percussive piece to determine a winner.
Ideal Location:
• Main Cities
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The Art of the Lion Dance
Part mythology, tradition and entertainment, lion dances are part of
Chinese New Year celebrations heralding in an abundance of wealth,
good health and prosperity. Teams learn basic lion dance movements
and join the drummers in performing against competing teams.
Ideal Location:
• Georgetown
• Melaka
Trishaw Heritage Trail
(Penang)
Trishaws were once the main means of transportation in Penang and there is still no better way to get up close
to this historic city dubbed the ‘Pearl of the Orient’. Around every corner something new presents itself and
adds to the magic of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Team up with your colleagues to unravel the city’s
colourful past.
Ideal Location:
• Main Cities
White Water Thrills and Spills
Join this awesome adventure on one of Malaysia’s wild rivers flowing
through lush tropical rainforest. Team effort is essential to stay afloat
whilst thrills and a few spills are guaranteed and the sense of achievement
is paramount.
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Selangor River (Selangor)
Kiulu River (Sabah)
Perak River (Perak)
Padas River (Sabah)
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Adrenaline Race
Sepang International Circuit
Be part of the exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Sepang International Circuit.
Learn how a race such as the Formula One is managed and get access
to areas with the highest security during events. Then take the wheel of
a racecar and go blazing round the circuit to see if you have what it takes
to race. Have an amazing day out while learning about the motorsports industry!
Ideal Location:
• Sepang International Circuit
(Selangor)
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Putrajaya Lake (Putrajaya)
Mines Wellness Resort (Selangor)
Teluk Bahang Dam (Penang)
Sarawak River (Sarawak)
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Beat of the Dragon
Dating back 2,000 years, dragon boat racing was a way for villagers to show their prowess in competing
against their neighbours. Relive those days by racing your colleagues as a drummer beats out the stroke and
sets the pace. Teamwork, skill and tactical manoeuvers will determine the winner of this exhilarating race.
Ideal Location:
School of Hard Knocks
• Royal Selangor Visitor Centre
Learn the intricate art of pewter making and take home your very own pewter dish that you’ve personalised
yourself with the help of experienced pewtersmiths. Once you’re done, you’ll be presented with a certificate to
attest to your newfound skills, and you get to take home the dish and apron too.
(Kuala Lumpur)
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Corporate Social
Responsibility
Learn more about Malaysia’s exotic wildlife, eco-systems and tribal
communities. Join us in our efforts and contributions to saving the planet.
Matang Wildlife Centre (Sarawak)
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Coral Enrichment
Malaysia has one of the world’s most complex and richest marine ecosystems.
Waters off Sabah form part of the Coral Triangle which is so ecologically complex
that it’s known as the ‘Amazon of the Sea’. These waters support the world’s highest
coral and reef fish diversity. Participate in coral enrichment, marine surveys or reef
cleaning programmes.
Ideal Location:
• Sabah
• Sarawak
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Great Ape Encounter
The orangutan, or ‘person of the forest’ is a much-loved international icon of the rainforest. Spend a day
in the life of the unsung heroes who sacrifice time and effort to bring these gentle giants of Borneo’s forests
back from the brink of extinction.
Ideal Location:
• Terengganu
• Pahang
Ideal Location:
• Sabah
• Pahang
• Langkawi
Save the Turtles
Four of the world’s seven marine turtles live in Malaysian waters. However, turtle numbers have been depleted
worldwide and Malaysia is reversing this trend with turtle hatchery programmes. Help rangers in monitoring
turtle numbers and releasing hatchlings to the sea.
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Elephant Conservation
Wild Asian elephants roam through remote expanses of Malaysia’s
tropical rainforests. Elephants encroaching upon farms may be
relocated to places like the Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary,
two hours from Kuala Lumpur. Help care for these majestic mammals
including washing them in a jungle stream.
Ideal Location:
• Kuala Gandah (Pahang)
Have a Heart, Build a Hut
In many Malaysian tribal communities, building homes is a communal
activity. Join in this community spirit, work with the locals and learn
from them while building a permanent reminder of your visit.
Ideal Location:
• Selangor
• Sabah
• Sarawak
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Ideal Location:
Let’s Meet & Green ™
• Sabah
• Sarawak
• Forest Research Institute of
Malaysia (FRIM)
The world will never have enough trees but Malaysians are helping reduce their carbon footprint by planting
more trees. Every bit helps and for those who believe in working together to create change, join the growing
trend, plant a tree, start a forest and offset your carbon footprint.
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Unique Venues
From breath-taking views of nature, to historically-rich ambience,
to idyllic islands and iconic landmarks, all served with Malaysia’s
renowned hospitality and exotic cuisines. You’ll find a truly extraordinary
place for a once in a lifetime experience.
Panorama Langkawi Northern Deck, Top Station (Langkawi, Kedah)
Bijan
Feast Village
Samira by Asian Terrace
Songket Restaurant
Tamarind Springs
Bon Ton Restaurant & Resort
Panorama Langkawi
The Cliff Restaurant & Bar
Address: No 3 Jalan Ceylon
Address: Starhill Gallery, 181 Jalan Bukit Bintang
Address: Lot 268, Sentul Park, Sentul West,
Address: No 29, Jalan Yap Kwan Seng
Address: Jalan 1 Taman T.A.R
Address: Pantai Cenang
Address: Cable Car Station, Oriental Village,
Address: Lot 63 & 40, Jalan Pantai Chenang
City: 50200 Kuala Lumpur
City: 68000 Ampang, Selangor
City: 07000 Langkawi, Kedah
Tel: +603 2719 8330
Tel: +603 2161 3331
Tel: +603 4256 9300
Tel: +604 955 3643
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.bijanrestaurant.com
Website: www.feastvillage.com
Website: www.songketrestaurant.com
Website: www.samadhiretreats.com
Website: www.bontonresort.com
Capacity: 250 pax
Capacity: 1000 Pax
Capacity: 250 pax
Capacity: 200 pax
Capacity: 80 pax
Burau Bay
Tel: +604 959 4225
Website: www.panoramalangkawi.com
Capacity: 100 pax
Tel: +603 2031 3575
Jalan Strachan, Jalan Ipoh
Tel: +6012 921 3880
Website: www.samiraasianterrace.com
Capacity: 120 pax
Tel: +604 953 3228
Website: www.theclifflangkawi.com
Capacity: 100 pax
(North Deck Platform - upper & lower)
Central Market
Hutong
Sepang International Circuit
Laman Padi
Royal Langkawi Yacht Club
Address: LG Floor, Lot 10 Shopping Centre,
Address: Jalan Pekeliling, KLIA
Tamarind Hill &
NEO Tamarind
Thean Hou Temple
Address: Lot 3.04 – 3.06, Central Market Annexe,
Address: 65, Persiaran Endah, Off Jalan Syed Putra
Address: Unit Laman Padi, Jalan Pantai Chenang
Address: Jalan Dato’ Syed Omar, Kuah
Jalan Hang Kasturi
Tel: +603 2031 0399 / 5399 / 7399
Website: www.centralmarket.com.my
Capacity: 500 pax
50, Jalan Sultan Ismail
Tel: +603 2782 3592
Website: www.lot10hutong.com
Capacity: 600 pax
City: 64000 Selangor
Address: 19, Jalan Sultan Ismail
Tel: +603 8778 2250
Tel: +603 2274 7088
Tel: +604 955 4312
Tel: +604 966 4078
Tel: +603 2148 3200
Website: www.sepangcircuit.com
Website: www.hainannet.com.my
Website: Nil
Website: www.langkawiyachtclub.com
Capacity: Welcome Centre - 18,000 pax;
Website: www.samadhiretreats.com
Capacity: 1000 pax
Capacity: 200 pax
Capacity: 120 pax
Support Paddock - 25,000 pax;
Individual Paddock - 500 pax each;
Rooftop - 1000 pax
Capacity: 160 pax
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Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion
Khoo Kongsi
Sire Museum
Kampung Nelayan Restaurant
North Borneo Railway
Jambu Restaurant & Lounge
Old Court House
The Junk
Address: 14, Lebuh Leith
Address: 18 Cannon Square
Address: 4 King Street
Address: Taman Tun Fuad, Bukit Padang
Address: 1 Sutera Harbour Boulevard,
Address: No.32, Crookshank Road
Address: Jalan Tun Abg Hj Openg,
Address: 80 Wayang Street
City: 10200 Georgetown, Penang
City: 88790 Luyang, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
City: 93100 Kuching, Sarawak
Tel: +604 264 2119 / +604 261 4609
Tel: +604 264 5088
Tel: +6088 269 991
Website: www.cheongfatttzemansion.com
Website: www.khookongsi.com.my
Capacity: 70 pax
Website: www.kampungnelayan.com
Capacity: 170 pax
Capacity: 800 pax
Old Court House
Tel: +6082 418 601
Email: Nil
Website: Nil
Capacity: 180 pax
Tel: +604 262 0006
Sutera Harbour
City: 88100 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Tel: +6088 308 500
Website: www.suteraharbour.com
Capacity: 80 pax
Fort Cornwallis
Pinang Peranakan Mansion
Suffolk House
Mari Mari Cultural Village
Magenta Restaurant
Sarawak Cultural Village
The Original Carwash
Address: Padang Kota Lama
Address: 29, Church Street
Address: 250, Jalan Air Itam
Address: Jalan Kiamsom, Inanam
Address: The Old Court House Complex
Address: Pantai Damai Santubong, P.O. Box 2632
Address: Lot 211-214, Section 9, KTLD, Rubber Road
City: 10460 Penang
City: Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Tel: +604 650 5136
Tel: +604 261 2269
Tel: +604 228 1109
Tel: +6088 260 501 / Lydia +6016 832 1509
Tel: +6082 254 500
Tel: +6082 846 411
Email: Nil
Tel: +6082 256 396
Website: www.visitpenang.gov.my
Website: www.pinangperanakanmansion.com.my
Website: www.suffolkhouse.com.my
Website: www.traversetours.com/
Website: Nil
Website: www.scv.com.my
Website: www.theoriginalcarwash.com
Capacity: 600 pax
Capacity: 100 pax
Capacity: 100 pax (Indoor), 300 pax (Outdoor)
culturalvillage.php
Capacity: 220 pax
Capacity: 70 pax
Capacity: 90 - 2000 pax
Capacity: 150 pax
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Capacity: 500 pax
Tel: +6082 235 292
Website: www.jamburestaurant.com
Capacity: 50 pax
Tel: +6082 259 450
Website: Nil
Capacity: 70 pax
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Accommodation
Our world’s finest hotels and resorts range from luxurious, business oriented
hotels in prime city locations to boutique resorts on remote islands.
The Datai (Langkawi, Kedah)
Grand Hyatt
Kuala Lumpur
InterContinental
Kuala Lumpur
Le Meridien
Kuala Lumpur
Renaissance Hotel
Kuala Lumpur
Sheraton Imperial
Kuala Lumpur
The Ritz-Carlton
Kuala Lumpur
Resorts World Genting
Address: 12 Jalan Pinang
Address: 165, Jalan Ampang
Address: 2 Jalan Stesen Sentral,
Address: Corner of Jalan Sultan Ismail &
Address: Jalan Sultan Ismail
Address: 168, Jalan Imbi
City: 69000 Pahang
Tel: +603 2301 6686
Tel: +603 2161 1111
Tel: +603 2717 9900
Tel: +603 2719 8110
Website: mice.rwgenting.com
Website: kualalumpur.grand.hyatt.com
Website: www.intercontinental-kl.com.my
Website: www.sheraton.com/imperialkualalumpur
Website: www.ritzcarlton.com
Banquet Capacity: 1800 pax
Jalan Ampang
Tel: +603 2162 2233
Website: www.klrenaissance.com
Tel: +603 2182 1234
Kuala Lumpur Sentral
Tel: +603 2263 7888
Website: www.lemeridien.com/kualalumpur
Hilton
Kuala Lumpur
J.W. Marriott
Address: 183, Jalan Bukit Bintang
Mandarin Oriental
Kuala Lumpur
Shangri-La Hotel
Kuala Lumpur
Sunway Resort
Hotel & Spa
The Westin
Kuala Lumpur
Address: 3 Jalan Stesen Sentral
Address: Kuala Lumpur City Centre
Address: 11 Jalan Sultan Ismail
Address: Persiaran Lagoon, Bandar Sunway
Address: 199, Jalan Bukit Bintang
Tel: +603 2719 8110
City: 46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: +603 2264 2264
Tel: +603 2380 8888
Tel: +603 2032 2388
Tel: +603 7492 8000
Tel: +603 2731 8333
Website: www.marriott.com/hotels.mi
Website: www.kuala-lumpur.hilton.com
Website: www.mandarinoriental.com
Website: www.shangri-la.com
Website: kualalumpur.sunwayhotels.com
Website: www.westin.com/kualalumpur
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Address: Genting Highlands
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Four Seasons Resort
Langkawi
Sheraton Langkawi
Beach Resort
The Andaman, Langkawi
The Westin Langkawi
Resort & Spa
Eastern & Oriental Hotel
Address: 10 Lebuh Farquhar
Shangri-La’s Rasa Sayang
Resort & Spa
Pangkor Laut Resort
Address: P.O. Box 94, Jalan Teluk Datai
Address: Jalan Tanjung Rhu, Mukim Ayer Hangat
Address: Teluk Nibong
Address: Jalan Pantai Dato Syed Omar
Address: Batu Feringgi Beach
City: 32200 Lumut, Perak
Tel: +604 959 1088
Tel: +604 222 2000
Tel: +603 2783 1000
Tel: +604 950 8888
Tel: +604 953 8000
Tel: +604 960 8888
Tel: +604 888 8888
Website: www.luxurycollection.com/andaman
Website: www.eohotels.com
Website: www.pangkorlautresort.com
Website: www.fourseasons.com/langkawi
Website: www.sheraton.com/langkawi
Website: www.westin.com/langkawi
Website: www.shangri-la.com/penang/
Meritus Pelangi
Beach Resort & Spa
Tanjung Rhu Resort
The Datai Langkawi
Parkroyal Penang Resort
Address: Mukim Ayer Hangat
Address: Jalan Teluk Datai
Address: Batu Ferringhi Beach
Address: Pantai Cenang
City: 11100 Penang
Tel: +604 959 1033
Tel: +604 959 2500
Tel: +604 881 1133
Tel: +604 952 8888
Website: www.tanjungrhu.com.my
Website: www.thedatai.com.my
Website: www.parkroyalhotels.com
Website: www.meritushotels.com
Banquet Capacity: Nil
Address: Pangkor Laut Island
rasasayangresort
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MALAYSIA CONVENTION & EXHIBITION BUREAU
Nexus Resort & Spa
Karambunai
Shangri-La’s
Tanjung Aru Resort & Spa
Batang Ai Longhouse Resort,
Managed by Hilton
Miri Marriott
Resort & Spa
Address: Off Jalan Sepangar Bay,
Address: No 20, Jalan Aru, Tanjung Aru
Address: Batang Ai, Lubok Antu
Address: Jalan Temenggong Datuk Oyong Lawai
Locked Bag 100
Tel: +608 848 0888
Website: www.nexusresort.com
City: 95900 Lubok Antu, Sarawak
City: 98000 Miri, Sarawak
Tel: +608 832 7888
Tel: +6083 584 388
Tel: +608 542 1121
Website: www.hilton.com/Batang-Ai
Website: www.marriott.com/myymc
The Malaysia Convention and Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB) was established in 2009
by the Ministry of Tourism and Culture Malaysia, to further strengthen the country’s
business events brand and to position the country as one of the world’s leading
international business events (meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions)
destinations. MyCEB serves as a central hub to assist meeting and event planners
to bid for and stage regional and international business events in Malaysia and to act
as a conduit for national product development.
For support and assistance in planning corporate and incentive events in Malaysia,
please contact MyCEB sales representatives:
Head Office
China Representatives
Suite 22.3, Level 22, Menara IMC
No. 8 Jalan Sultan Ismail
50250 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Beijing
Email
Tel
Fax
Web
:
:
:
:
[email protected]
+603 2034 2090
+603 2034 2091
www.myceb.com.my
Grace Qu
Business Development Manager
Email : [email protected]
Tel
: +8610 6430 1838
Fax
: +8610 6430 1519
Shangri-La’s
Rasa Ria Resort
Sutera Harbour
Resort
Hilton Kuching
Pullman Kuching
Address: Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman,
Address: No.1 A, Jalan Mathies
Address: Pantai Dalit, P.O. Box 600
Address: 1 Sutera Harbour Boulevard
P.O. Box 2396
Tel: +608 222 3888
Website: kuching.hilton.com
City: 89208 Tuaran, Sabah
Tel: +608 879 2888
Tel: +608 831 8888
Website: www.suteraharbour.com
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Tel: +608 222 2888
Website: www.pullmankuching.com
Tel
: +8628 6132 6793
Jackie Caldwell
Guangzhou
Email
Tel
Fax
Mobile
Janet Huang
[email protected]
+613 9885 6932
+613 9885 6932
+61 (0) 403 892 289
Tel
: +8621 6385 8586
Fax
: +8621 6385 9200
North America Representative
Business Development Director
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:
:
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Cloris Zhu
Chengdu
Freda Hua
Australia & New Zealand
Representative
Shanghai
Jacqueline Hewitt
Vice President - Sales
Tel
: +1 212 529 8484
Fax
: +1 212 460 8287
Tel
: +8620 8760 9545
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Facts about
Malaysia
Strategic Location
Malaysia is located in the heart of Southeast Asia and between the two giant economies of China and India.
Asia is also where over 55% of the world’s population reside. It is easily accessible from all parts of the world
by air, land and sea.
Air Access
Over 60 airlines including low-cost carriers provide direct access to Malaysia from more than 100 destinations
worldwide. International airport hubs in Malaysia include Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi, Kota Kinabalu and
Kuching. Malaysia is also well-served by 15 domestic airports. The Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is
the main gateway.
Safety, Stability and Security
“2nd most peaceful country in Southeast Asia and the 29th safest and peaceful out of 158 countries in the world”
(Global Peace Index 2013)
“Top 10 friendliest countries in the world and second in Asia” (HSBC’s Expat Explorer Survey 2012)
Malaysia, Truly Asia
With its population of 28.3 million, Malaysia offers a unique and vibrant blend of Asia’s major cultures
- Malay, Chinese and Indian, plus 47 ethnic groups. This diversity is reflected in its cuisines, art and heritage,
traditions, lifestyle and year-round festivals.
Language
Bahasa Malaysia is the official language and English is widely spoken. Most Malaysians are fluent in at least two
languages including various Chinese dialects, Tamil and other ethnic languages or dialects.
“No. 1 and classified as ‘Highly Proficient’ among non-native English speaking Asian countries”
(English Proficiency Index Country Rankings 2013)
Dynamic Experience
• 28 minutes on the KLIA Ekspres, a high-speed rail service. Ref: www.klia.com.my
Malaysia offers a wide variety of exotic and exciting experiences set in spectacular locations, such as the
bustling capital city of Kuala Lumpur, 130 million-year-old lush tropical rainforests, wildlife sanctuaries,
UNESCO World Heritage Cities (Penang and Malacca), and some of the world’s best resorts and idyllic beaches.
• 45 minutes’ drive by highway
“10th most travelled destinations in the world in 2012”
Duration from KLIA to Kuala Lumpur:
Malaysia Airlines is the national carrier of Malaysia and a full-fledged member of oneworld alliance that connects
to over 850 destinations in 150 countries across the oneworld alliance network and domestic routes. Air Asia,
a low-cost carrier, provides extensive connections within Malaysia and the region as well.
Excellent Value for Money
Malaysia offers excellent value for money, international standard products and services.
“5th Most Price Competitive Country in the world for Travel 2013”
(United Nations World Travel Organisation - UNWTO)
Visa Requirements
Visitors to Malaysia must hold a valid passport or travel document with a minimum validity of six months
beyond the intended visiting period. Most nationalities do not require visas for social or business visits.
For further information, please contact the nearest Malaysian diplomatic mission or Tourism Malaysia office
- www.tourism.gov.my
Immigration Department, Malaysia - www.imi.gov.my
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia - www.kln.gov.my
(The World Economic Forum Travel and Tourism Competitive Index)
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Map of Malaysia
2 hours 35 minutes
THAILAND
PERLIS
Kangar
Langkawi Island Alor Setar
SOUTH CHINA SEA
Perhentian Island
Redang Island
KEDAH
PENANG
Georgetown
Layang-Layang Island
Kota Bharu
Kuala Terengganu
KELANTAN
TERENGGANU
PERAK
EAST MALAY SIA
PENINSULAR MALAYSIA
Ipoh
Cameron
Highlands
Pangkor Island
‘Taman Negara’
National Park
Miri
1 hour 45 minutes
Genting
Highlands
SELANGOR
PAHANG
Kuala Lumpur
Petaling Jaya
Shah Alam
NEGERI
SEMBILAN
Putrajaya
Seremban
ST
Kota Kinabalu
Labuan
RA
IT
S
OF
MA
LA
CC
Sandakan
Sepilok Orang Utan
Sanctuary
SABAH
Mulu National Park
Sipadan Island
Kuantan
Tioman Island
SARAWAK
Port Dickson
MELAKA
Melaka City
Mount
Kinabalu
Kuching
JOHOR
Semenggoh Wildlife
Rehabilitation Centre
Johor Bahru
A
SINGAPORE
INDONESIA
INDONESIA
LEGEND
International Airport
Federal Capital
Attractions
Island
City
State Capital
Information correct at time of printing.
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