The year end is already upon us and before we know it, it will be Visit Malaysia 2026, a campaign to bring out the best of what Malaysia has to offer to the world in a single, event-packed year. Resorts World Genting has become one of the country’s top tourist destinations, with world-class entertainment, theme parks, and a naturally cool climate all year round. That being said, we aren’t going to miss out on helping to position Malaysia as a unique destination.

This is why we are proud to announce a strategic partnership with Tourism Malaysia *pops confetti*. The partnership was formalised through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at Resorts World Awana by Spencer Lee, Executive Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Public Relations at Resorts World Genting, and Yang Berbahagia Datuk Manoharan Periasamy, Director General of Tourism Malaysia. The signing was witnessed by YB Dato Sri Tiong King Sing, Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture.

Here are some highlights from the event:

Eufloria at Resorts World Awana

● RWG’s newest ecotourism & edutourism attraction and a flagship contribution to the VM2026 agenda.
● Spanning 12.5 acres, Eufloria blends horticulture, artistry, and conservation-driven storytelling, offering an accessible nature-learning experience for
● local and international visitors.
● At its heart is a 3.7-acre greenhouse complex, the largest in Malaysia, featuring four thematic glasshouses that provide distinct botanical experiences for up to 8,000 visitors at a time.

BUNGA 2026

● Introducing RWG’s inaugural annual floral festival celebrating Malaysia’s rich biodiversity and creative expression through flowers.
● The festival will be themed around the orchids and feature floral fashion showcases, artisan workshops, thematic gardens, and eco-friendly installations.
● It will also set the stage for the Asia Pacific Orchid Conference
● (APOC) 2028, one of the most prestigious orchid and conservation events in the Asia-Pacific region. This will bring together enthusiasts, researchers, and professionals from across the region and beyond, cementing RWG as a key hub for botanical innovation, conservation, and cultural exchange.
● It is set to debut in mid-2026

Resorts World Genting’s Current Ecotourism And Edutourism Experiences

In case you didn’t know, Resorts World Genting is surrounded by a stunning 130-million-year old rainforest and we have a holistic approach to sustainable tourism and learning-focused experiences, making the entire resort an educational and ecological destination for visitors.

Our current offerings include:
● Awana Trail (a non-guided walk spanning 4km)
● Clearwater Way (a guided walk spanning 6km)
● Night Safari
● Corporate Green Bonding (half-day and full-day program)
● Wild Orchid Explorer (a three-hour explorative tour)

Learn more here or call +60193880390 for real-time enquiries or reservations.

In addition to these initiatives, RWG has a commitment to sustainability through its own nursery and farms. Designed to support the resort’s landscaping and food supply needs, these facilities play a vital role in RWG’s long-term self-sustainability efforts. It also serves as a learning platform for schools and local communities, offering exposure to commercial farming practices and potential career pathways within the industry.

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