Assessing the Underlying Dimensions of Life Peculiarity Well-being and Disposable Income among Tourism Workers in East Malaysian Cities

This study aims to determine the underlying dimensions of life peculiarities well-being, and disposable income among urbanite tourism workers in East Malaysia. Tourism workers in Kuching, Sarawak, and Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, were given structured questionnaires. The findings indicated that the dimension of life peculiarity well-being and disposable income have high reliability and validity. The results provide a new paradigm that links Malaysian urbanites' life peculiarities well-being, and disposable income, which greatly enhances the welfare of communities and sustainable cities.