Kuala Lampur, Sept. 20 -- As the extended Visit Malaysia 2026-2027 campaign gains momentum, homegrown initiatives are creatively showcasing the nation on a global stage. From urban quests to exotic beach escapades and lofty mountaintop retreats, Malaysia offers an unmatched variety of natural ecosystems waiting to be discovered or perhaps, re-discovered.

Among the nation's premier draws are its coastal zones and marine biodiversity. However, rapid tourism growth necessitates robust legal safeguards to ensure high-value tourism does not compromise delicate coastal habitats.

Malaysia's marine biodiversity relies on statutory protections under the Fisheries Act 1985, which designates under Section 41 to Section 45 under Part IX authorised ...