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Quote from Harald A. Friedl on 9. March 2021, 10:03

Before March 2020 I didn't have any experience about Malaysia. But last year, our university startet a new ERASMUS+ project with Malaysia calles MYSUN https://www.fh-joanneum.at/en/projekt/mysun/ with #Adis Krdzalic as project coordinator. The interesting aim of this Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education project is to promote Malaysian university campuses as “living laboratories” for sustainability and energy efficiency.

https://www.mysuncampus.eu/en

What has this to do with women? Well, most of the members of this prjects are women. The first meeting in Spain, Alicante, was impressiv.
What has this to do with tourism? Not a lot, but I found some interesting articles about the role of women in tourism in Malaysia:

Women Empowerment through Ecotourism Activities in Lower Kinabatangan Area of Sabah, East Malaysia https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322364484_Women_Empowerment_through_Ecotourism_Activities_in_Lower_Kinabatangan_Area_of_Sabah_East_Malaysia

“Tourism” a Vehicle for Women’s Empowerment: Prospect and Challenges https://www.researchgate.net/publication/256505214_Tourism_a_Vehicle_for_Women%27s_Empowerment_Prospect_and_Challenges suika game

Would be an interesting issue to follow...

As you say, this is certainly an interesting issue to follow.

Quote from Daisy Heath on 18. September 2024, 9:35

Quote from James Thompson on 27. February 2024, 2:27

Quote from Harald A. Friedl on 9. March 2021, 10:03

Before March 2020 I didn't have any experience about Malaysia. But last year, our university startet a new ERASMUS+ project with Malaysia calles MYSUN https://www.fh-joanneum.at/en/projekt/mysun/ with #Adis Krdzalic as project coordinator. The interesting aim of this Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education project is to promote Malaysian university campuses as “living laboratories” for sustainability and energy efficiency.

https://www.mysuncampus.eu/en

What has this to do with women? Well, most of the members of this prjects are women. The first meeting in Spain, Alicante, was impressiv.
What has this to do with tourism? Not a lot, but I found some interesting articles about the role of women in tourism in Malaysia:

Women Empowerment through Ecotourism Activities in Lower Kinabatangan Area of Sabah, East Malaysia https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322364484_Women_Empowerment_through_Ecotourism_Activities_in_Lower_Kinabatangan_Area_of_Sabah_East_Malaysia

“Tourism” a Vehicle for Women’s Empowerment: Prospect and Challenges https://www.researchgate.net/publication/256505214_Tourism_a_Vehicle_for_Women%27s_Empowerment_Prospect_and_Challenges slope game

Would be an interesting issue to follow...

As you say, this is certainly an interesting issue to follow.

I agree with you that this is a fascinating problem to keep an eye on.

 

Quote from Rose Black on 30. September 2024, 5:43

I'm intrigued by the MYSUN project’s focus on sustainability Agario and energy efficiency in Malaysian university campuses, especially considering its emphasis on women’s involvement. It highlights women's significant role in driving positive change and innovation in the education and tourism sectors.

Quote from delwy charmaine on 19. October 2024, 5:53

It was great to see the involvement of women in the MYSUN project and their efforts in promoting sustainability in higher education; I was also impressed with the research on the role of women in the Malaysian tourism industry, which certainly opens up many exciting incredibox opportunities for women's development and empowerment!

Quote from kimberlysnider16@gmail.com on 6. November 2024, 7:51

Quote from Harald A. Friedl on 9. March 2021, 10:03

Before March 2020 I didn't have any experience about Malaysia. But last year, our university startet a new ERASMUS+ project with Malaysia calles MYSUN https://www.fh-joanneum.at/en/projekt/mysun/ with #Adis Krdzalic as project coordinator. The interesting aim of this Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education project is to promote Malaysian university campuses as “living laboratories” for sustainability and energy efficiency.

https://www.mysuncampus.eu/en

What has this to do with women? Well, most of the members of this prjects are women. The first meeting in Spain, Alicante, was impressiv.
What has this to do with tourism? Not a lot, but I found some interesting articles about the role of women in tourism in Malaysia:

Women Empowerment through Ecotourism Activities in Lower Kinabatangan Area of Sabah, East Malaysia https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322364484_Women_Empowerment_through_Ecotourism_Activities_ bitlife online in_Lower_Kinabatangan_Area_of_Sabah_East_Malaysia

“Tourism” a Vehicle for Women’s Empowerment: Prospect and Challenges https://www.researchgate.net/publication/256505214_Tourism_a_Vehicle_for_Women%27s_Empowerment_Prospect_and_Challenges

Would be an interesting issue to follow...

The studies on the role of women in the Malaysian tourism industry particularly impressed me, as did the women's participation in the MYSUN project and their efforts to promote sustainability in higher education.