Sheikh Jamaluddin Sheikh Mohamed |
Four new ecotourism resorts, five detox spas, a reinvented diving package that offers shipwreck exploration and farmstays will be rolled out progressively. Also on offer is a three-night Islamic heritage tour package that showcases the sultan’s collection of miniature Quran, 300 rare mushaf or religious scrolls, and 60 kinds of prayer beads among other treasures.
Brunei |
He also revealed that a joint marketing campaign with AirAsia was being developed. The LCC has twice-weekly flights linking Kuala Lumpur and Brunei.
Although air links to Brunei suffered a setback with flag carrier Royal Brunei Airlines (RBA) withdrawing flights from East Malaysia’s Kuching last August and Australia and New Zealand last October, Sheikh Jamaluddin said the destination still has good partnerships with other feeder airlines.
Brune |
He added that the NTO would focus on the China, Hong Kong and Singapore markets for growth, cheekily pointing out that the destination’s competitive advantage was that it offered an escape “from urban jungle to real jungle”.
Arrivals are targeted to grow by 15 per cent this year, up from 209,720 in 2011.
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