NewzEfforts are underway in Sambas Regency, West Kalimantan, to transform the coastal area of Temajuk in Paloh District into a Special Economic Zone (KEK) for tourism. The initiative highlights the development potential of this remote border region, known for its extensive coastline and strategic location at the edge of the country.
The drive to establish a tourism KEK aims to boost local economic growth and infrastructure development in Temajuk. By leveraging its natural assets, the project seeks to attract investment and increase visitor traffic to the border area, positioning it as a prominent destination within West Kalimantan.
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