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SABAH TOURS

AN - 01 Island Hopping (2 Island) ~ Runku Abdul Rahman Park

Breakfast at hotel.  Then we proceed for just 15 minutes away by boat from Kota Kinabalu town to explore and enjoy the beach for the day ~ Manukan Island & Sapi Island.  Here you will be at leisure for the rest of the day either relaxing and tanning on tropical white sandy beaches or swimming and snorkelling in the crystal clear water of the South China Sea.  You may enjoy the others Water Sports by own expenses such as Water-ski, Jet Ski, Wind Surf, Para-Sail and etc. Afternoon, transfer to Sapi Island where sumptuous BBQ Lunch await you. Depart island and return to mainland at evening.  

RM180 per pax 

Tour rate include ;

Return Land/Boat Transfer, Tour Guide, BBQ Lunch, Snorkel Set, and Entrance fee

Jireh Homes

• located at Tuaran, Sabah
• establish in the year of 2007
• have 30 children, and 10 staff.

i have visited this place yesterday (Saturday), 5 may 2012. with my colleagues, 26 of us and 2 lecturer also attending this function. what i know about this place is the children that being sent here is not that they are orphage but because of the parent get divorce, their parent can't afford to raise them. i was touch during my visits here and i learn so much. my mum always remain me " don't ever think that u are unlucky, there's is more people out there is more unfortunate than us which is greater then what u are facing, Thank to God for what u have today". mum u are so true.

this is my team, 3 of us is the facilitator. I'm wearing spectacles, Lisa in the yellow shirt and Peflin in the black shirt ... i got 4 new brother and sister. (Solijon, Alfred, Kelvin, and Mary.) our group team is "MANGKUK" hahaha...
the activity that we having during our visit there is:- 

• blow the flour
• explode the balloon
• drama
• creating and draw logo
• morning exercise
• dance stop music chair...etc...

 

ready for morning warming up

dance 

creating and draw logo

dance guru

creating and draw logo(help them for idea)

warming up before dance

India dance

blow the flour (got 2 candy inside)

dance stop music chair

flour fight

 we sure are having fun at Jireh Homes. all the kids are very sporting, funny and friendly.

SCHOOL OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT TEAM EVENT

 this is us...

we learning, we experience and we explore and we care.

we are tourism student. we " think Tourism and act Tourism".

this is who we are Team of Event Management at Kuala Lumpur Metropolitan University College, Sabah/Cosmopoint. 

Team we done all the best in all of our 7's event. get's ready for next semester for M.I.C.E...
we can implement all that what we have learn... 

KK Adventure Park

• located at Kinarut, Papar Sabah Malaysia.
• 38km from Kota Kinabalu. (Sabah capital city).
• it's take 45 minutes to go there. (depends on the traffic) maximum 1 hour.
• accessibility: can take bus from the Terminal Wawasan or by Taxi

i just back from KKAP last Sunday. we have team building and camping for 2D1N. it's only a short day stay but i learn a lot from visiting this places.

benefit for me;-

• self-confident
• face my fears.
• communication skill
• team work
• trust 
• believe in myself

the first day at KKAP, the activity is only KK Quest, abseiling, wall-climbing, ropes course, and campfire night(Hawaiian Theme). While in the second day, the activity was morning exercise, jungle trekking, kayaks, and flying fox. i have succeed to finish all the task that given.

this is my team (pink)

this is our actual tourism family (60 student + 2 lectures)

all my life i wanted to try the wall climbing also flying fox, and now i have try it... im happy because i have being given this great opportunity to achieve my self-actualization. i am satisfy... all thanks to my lectures Mdm. Zunaidah Hamzah, and Mdm. Hadariati Nonchi... thanks for this beautiful experiences, thank you for all the time in class, thanks for expose so many things about tourism to us. thanks to bring us near to this industry. Thank you so much for everything.

elephant man

Joseph Merrick

my sister have told me this one story that she read the Library. and it's about the "Elephant Man". First i though it just a fiction story. but she say it's true. so then i make a deep research on it now...
 the face look not normal like we do, they have big head and lumpy skin, his feet became bigger, his hand enlarge he got a lump lip. this i read about Joseph Merrick which u guys can read it by click on this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Merrick .

 i'm so terrified reading all the fact and i'm so thankful that i'm not so. *it's not that i make fun of them* be thankful that we are normal... we are beautiful so don't throw or add more what we have... okay...

my bitter sweet: 3P program : program pelancongan pelajar

my bitter sweet: 3P program : program pelancongan pelajar: Program ini telah di adakan selama tiga hari dua malam (3D2N), yang di jalankan di Universiti Malaysia Sabah. Ada 12 wakil daripada KLMU/C...

venice

• a city in northern Italy .
• known both for tourism and for industry .
• is the capital of the region Veneto 
• Together with Padua and Treviso, the city is included in the Padua-Treviso-Venice Metropolitan Area (PATREVE) 

• The name is derived from the ancient people of Veneti that inhabited the region as of 10th century B.C.
• The city historically was the capital of the Venetian Republic. 
• has been known as the "La Dominante", "Serenissima", "Queen of the Adriatic", "City of Water", "City of Masks", "City of Bridges", "The Floating City", and "City of Canals". Luigi Barzini, writing in The New York Times, described it as "undoubtedly the most beautiful city built by man".
• also been described by the Times Online as being one of Europe's most romantic cities.

•  Venetian cuisine is characterized by seafood, but also includes garden products from the islands of the lagoon, rice from the mainland, game, and polenta.
• combines local traditions with influences that are distant from millennial business contacts.
• include sarde in saor, sardines marinated in order to preserve them for long voyages; risi e bisi, rice and peas; fegato alla veneziana, Venetian-style liver; risotto with cuttlefish, blackened from the ink; cicchetti, refined and delicious tidbits (akin to tapas); antipasti, appetizers; and prosecco, an effervescent, mildly sweet wine.

baicoli

• Venice is famous for bisàto (marinated eel), for the golden, oval-shaped cookies called baicoli, and for different types of sweets such as: pan del pescatore (bread of the fisherman); cookies with almonds and pistachio nuts; cookies with fried Venetian cream or the bussolai (butter biscuits and shortbread made in the shape of an "S" or ring) from the island of Burano; the crostoli also known as the chatter, lies, or galani; the fregolotta (a crumbly cake with almonds); milk pudding called rosada; and cookies of yellow semolina called zaléti.

crumble cake with almonds

 LANGUAGE

• Romance language spoken as native language by over two million people.

VENICE is most famous by it's frame work on the unique omate glass-work. which is known as the VENETIAN GLASS. its world renowed for being the colourful, elaborate and skillfully made...

important characteristics of these objects had been developed by the thirteenth century. Toward the end of that century, the center of the Venetian glass industry moved to Murano.

• Byzantine craftsmen : an important role in the development of Venetian glass, an art form for which the city is well-known.
• When Constantinople was sacked by the Fourth Crusade in 1204, some fleeing artisans came to Venice.
• happened again when the Ottomans took Constantinople in 1453, supplying Venice with still more glassworkers.
• By sixteenth century, Venetian artisans had gained even greater control over the color and transparency of their glass, and had mastered a variety of decorative techniques.