EXCO Chinese New Year LOH SANG Lunch
EXCO CHINESE NEW YEAR LOH SANG LUNCH President of WRTO Malaysian Chapter, Tan Sri Dr Ng Yen Yen hosted Chinese New Year Loh Sang Lunch to the Executive Committee Members at the Shang Palace Chinese Restaurant on 8 February 2025 We also celebrated the birthday of WRTO Malaysian Chapter Deputy President, Datuk Rashidi Hasbullah’s birthday after the lunch.
Visitation to University Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) Kampar Perak
VISITATION TO UNIVERSITY TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN (UTAR), KAMPAR, PERAK. Tan Sri President went to UTAR on15 February 2025 with Mr Billy Leong and Dato’ Low Kok Thai. They toured the university, UTAR Hospital, Traditional and Chinese Medicine Centre, ended with a discussion meeting on collabration between UTAR and WRTO Malaysian Chapter on Student Tourism and Medical Tourism.
Celebration of 2025 New Year’s Lunch and 1st Executive Commitee (Exco) Meeting For Tenure 2025-2026
CELEBRATION OF 2025 NEW YEAR’S LUNCH AND 1ST EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (EXCO) MEETING FOR TENURE 2025-2026 The new 2025-2026 EXCO Committee had its first EXCO Meeting held on 8 January 2025 at Mr Billy Leong’s resident in Taman TAR, Ampang. Mr Billy Leong hosted the EXCO Members with fusion food as a celebration of welcoming year 2025 and the new EXCO
WTC World Travel Conference – Penang SPICE Convention Centre, 3th – 7th November 2024
World Travel Conference – WTC The World Research Travel Conference (WRTC) 2024 was held from 3 to 7 November 2024 at the Penang SPICE Convention Centre, Malaysia. As Asia’s first global research travel event, it was jointly organized by the World Research Travel Organization (WRTO) with the support of the Malaysia Convention and Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB) and the Penang Convention and Exhibition Bureau (PCEB). With the theme “Opportunities, Synergies, Sustainability,” the conference focused on cross-cultural exchange, sustainable development within the international research travel industry, and related topics. The event promoted the training of global research travel talents, the development of research travel hubs, innovation in curriculum systems, and the integration of international networks—providing valuable insights that supported the growth of global research travel. Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Malaysia and China, the 2024 edition featured China as the guest country for the first time. Highlighting research travel as a bridge between education and tourism, the conference also emphasized sustainability, encouraging environmental stewardship and social responsibility across the global travel industry.