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        Gayana Eco Resort, Borneo Malaysia, has appointed Scot Toon as General Manager. Scots
        role will encompass both the pre-opening stages of the island resort and continued
        management once the property is launched later this month. Scot
        has a wealth of experience having been with Per Aquum Resorts & Spas for the past five years. His most recent position was
        General Manager Spa Collection for the group based in the Maldives. He has also managed The Fortress
        Resort in Sri Lanka and Dhoni Mighili  ensuring both properties received worldwide
        recognition through exceptional guest service levels and standards. Originally from New Zealand, Scot has worked in a number of top resorts and
        airlines worldwide. In addition to a strong operational background he has held
        Human Resource management roles for leading hotel brands such as Hayman Island, Stamford Hotels & Resorts and Qantas. Scot, his wife Donna and two children will be based in Kota
        Kinabalu. Gayana Eco Resort is located on Gaya island, the largest of the 5 coral reef islands
        that make up the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park off the coast of Kota
        Kinabalu, Malaysia and will open this month with 44 luxury over water villas.
        The resort pays tribute to the oceanic treasures with a Marine Ecology Research Centre aiming to
        enhance excellence in marine ecological research while creating profound
        awareness amongst its  visitors. Successful research and propagation programs on
        coral and endangered giant clams takes centre stage. You do not have to stay at Gayana Eco Resort to enjoy the exciting fare at Alu Alu or
        see the large live sea life displays and programmes at the Marine Ecology Research
        Centre, both are open daily with regular boat services from Jesselton Point Wharf in
        Kota Kinabalu. Other
        facilities at the resort include; the signature restaurant Alu Alu, serving a large array
        of live seafood with a touch of Asian flair. Named after the monkeys that inhabit this
        tropical island, Macac Restaurant features European and Malay fused specialties all
        day. Relax over looking the lagoon from the bar with an exotic and refreshing
        cocktail. Rejuvenate and immerse yourself in the Borneo Spirit at spa, featuring 6
        treatment rooms using Pevonia Botanica products and indigenous techniques. Guests will also be able to enjoy the ocean through
        water sports and dive centres, snorkelling over young corals and giant clams or pass the day by
        the resort's infinity pool. See
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