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With more than 20 years of experience in Digital Tourism, Rohizam's passion for travel technology has led him to innovate and developed many world-class solutions that have bridged the digital gap in the industry and empowered the travel business to…
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Dato ’Jeffri Sulaiman has more than 20 years of experience in the Tourism Industry. Has served with several major Tourism Associations in Malaysia. Very innovative and always thinks outside the box. Experienced in organizing B2B exhibitions, domestic and foreign consumers.
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Experience in the tourism industry for over 30 years. Formerly the Country Manager for the world's largest aviation company American Airlines Inc. headquartered in Dallas Ft Worth, Texas, USA for over 25 years. Active involvement in the association by holding…
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Lokman has more than 28 years of professional HR, Learning and Development working experiences in the Manufacturing, Tourism and Oil Palm Plantation industries. Lokman has worked with the US, Japan, and local Multinational Companies.
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Graduated from the International Islamic University Malaysia With Bach. Mechatronic Engineering with Honors. One of the directors at Ditofa Travel Network Sdn Bhd which provides a digital platform for travel players to promote and market their products. Experienced in digital…
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Prof. Dr. Ahmad Zaki Bin Abu Bakar has been involved in the field of ICT and academia for more than 43 years. Currently, he is the President of the Malaysian National Computer Confederation (MNCC), formerly called the Malaysian Computer Society…
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Travel Daily News – First ever virtual tourism exposition 2021 gets support from Tourism Malaysia, state tourism offices and local tourism industry players
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