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Port Dickson was at one time called Pulau Arang-arang where the local economy was predominatly tin mining and producing charcoal. It was also known as Tanjong Kamuning. Now it is named Port Dickson after Sir Frederick Dickson, who was the Colonial Secretary and acting Governor of the colony in 1889. Port Dickson was an important harbour which became a busy centre of trade between Java, Sumatra and Peninsula Malaysia. Over the years it has developed into a very popular seaside resort town offering some 18 kilometres of fine sandy beaches fringed by casuarinas, coconut palms and banyan trees.

Maritime International Gateway Sdn Bhd, with the support of the Negeri Sembilan State Government is poised to "transform and redefine Port Dickson" into a vibrant and efficient lifestyle city yet maintainingits indigenuous traits and culture. The ambitious Master Plan known as IMAGE Port Dickson comprise of 3 principle parcels of development namely :-

• International Maritime Gateway (Theme Park, Marina, Aquaria, Marina Duty Free Centre, Seaview Resort and CIQ Complex)
• Port Dickson Convention Harbour Resort & Port Dickson Island Resort (Convention Resort, Convention Centre and Island Resort)
• Port Dickson Central Development (Shopping Centre, Hotel, Commercial Centre)