(Miri, 2nd) Curtin University tourism students recently had the opportunity to deepen their industry knowledge and expand their professional network during an insightful study visit to the Miri Visitor Information Center (VIC).
Accompanied by lecturers, the students interacted with tourism professionals, gaining firsthand insights into the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the tourism landscape of Sarawak.
This visit highlighted the important role that industry-academic collaboration plays in providing students with practical insights and professional connections, which will benefit their future careers. Interactive sessions with tourism professionals gave students a realistic perspective of the evolving industry, from sustainable tourism practices to strategies for enhancing the Sarawak visitor experience.
In addition to strengthening the ties between academia and industry, the visit also emphasized the importance of combining theory and practice in tourism education. By establishing collaborative relationships with key players in the field, Curtin Malaysia continues to ensure its students are well-prepared to make meaningful contributions to the growth and sustainable development of the tourism industry in Sarawak and beyond.
For more information on Curtin University, visit www.curtin.edu.my, or check out Curtin Malaysia on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, or TikTok @Curtin Malaysia.
Accompanied by lecturers, the students interacted with tourism professionals, gaining firsthand insights into the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the tourism landscape of Sarawak.
This visit highlighted the important role that industry-academic collaboration plays in providing students with practical insights and professional connections, which will benefit their future careers. Interactive sessions with tourism professionals gave students a realistic perspective of the evolving industry, from sustainable tourism practices to strategies for enhancing the Sarawak visitor experience.
In addition to strengthening the ties between academia and industry, the visit also emphasized the importance of combining theory and practice in tourism education. By establishing collaborative relationships with key players in the field, Curtin Malaysia continues to ensure its students are well-prepared to make meaningful contributions to the growth and sustainable development of the tourism industry in Sarawak and beyond.
For more information on Curtin University, visit www.curtin.edu.my, or check out Curtin Malaysia on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, or TikTok @Curtin Malaysia.