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 Labuan, Malaysian Borneo General Information

 

Labuan, The international Island Garden Of Borneo is a popular retreat for corporate Asia to relax and recuperate. This is a place where the old and the new complement each other, where traditional ways and hi-tech methods co-exist, where people of diverse backgrounds live in perfect harmony.

 

Labuan has everything one would expect of a tropical island. Surrounding coral reefs provide a glimpse into the fascinating and delicate marine eco-system. Secluded beaches on nearby islands offer quiet solitude. Shipwrecks promise the thrill of danger for expert divers. Lovers of sea sports can enjoy an increasingly wide range of water sports and recreations. As a duty-free port, Labuan is a haven for branded imports. Local customs and traditions, monuments and memorial parks, reflect the rich history of this island.

 

From world-class resorts and five star hotels to broadband telecommunications, Labuan is well equipped to serve as a venue for corporate meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions. Its success as a progressive International Offshore Financial Center in Asia further boosted the island’s appeal among the world’s rich and famous.

 

As a duty free island, Labuan enjoys many special privileges and facilities. Besides great bargain shopping, the island offers plenty of business and investment opportunities. It has similar status with other free trade zones in Malaysia. They allow raw materials and components used in manufacturing to be brought in and exported free of duty and taxes. Such easing of custom control allows many profitable entrepot activities to be conducted freely in Labuan.

 

Shipbuilding, ship repair, oil and gas are among the main industrial activities. Other fast growing sectors include banking and finance, tourism and education.

 

 
GETTING THERE
 

By Air

Malaysia Airlines operates direct flights daily to the Federal Territory of Labuan from Kuala Lumpur and Kota Kinabalu. Indirect flights originating from Bandar Seri Begawan, Bangkok, Jakarta, Manila, Singapore and Zamboanga City are routed through Kuala Lumpur or Kota Kinabalu.

 

Ferries & Boats

Air-conditioned ferries operate daily to Labuan from Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei Darussalam. All of the islands off Labuan are accessible by boat, which may be chartered through local tour agencies.

 

Getting Around

Transportation around Labuan may be done by taxi. Visitors can also opt to hire self-drive cars, chartered or chauffeur-driven limousines at reasonable rates either daily, weekly or on a monthly basis.

 
 

 
 Labuan, Malaysian Borneo General Information

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