(Bandar Seri Begawan, 27th) The Adora MV Mediterranean cruise ship arrived at Brunei’s Muara Port on the 23rd (Thursday).
On that day, Brunei Tianle Holidays Travel Agency and Famous Holidays Travel Agency mobilized several tour guides and interpreters, as well as multiple buses, to provide reception and sightseeing services for cruise passengers, ensuring a smooth itinerary and a pleasant experience.
The Brunei Tourism Development Board, Brunei Tianle Holidays, Famous Holidays, and Muara Port are making comprehensive arrangements for the cruise’s visit, striving to provide efficient and high-quality services for tourists.
During their stay in Brunei, passengers visited several representative landmarks and attractions, immersing themselves in the local rich cultural heritage and natural scenery. Through engaging explanations from the guides, they experienced not only the blend of tradition and modernity in Brunei’s cityscape, but also the unique tranquility and warm hospitality of this Southeast Asian nation.
Despite the limited time, the sightseeing itinerary was well-organized and fulfilling, covering various cultural, historical, natural, and human aspects, aiming to leave a deep impression of Brunei’s diverse charms within a short period. This brief but meticulously planned journey not only showcased Brunei’s friendly image but also left wonderful memories for international travelers, laying a positive foundation for future tourism development.
On that day, the group of tourists, led in batches by tour guides, visited many famous attractions in Brunei, including viewing the exterior of Istana Nurul Iman (the Sultan’s palace), Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Royal Regalia Museum, Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, The Mall shopping complex, Sultan Golden Jubilee Shopping Complex, Jerudong Royal Polo Club, Jerudong Crystal Playground Park, Sultan Golden Jubilee Recreational Park, as well as taking a boat tour to the water village and observing proboscis monkeys and other natural attractions.
The cruise ship first docked in Brunei in December 2024, marking the country’s steadily rising status in the regional cruise tourism market.
With continuous improvement of cruise reception facilities and service capabilities, Brunei is expected to attract more international cruise lines to include it in their itineraries, further promoting steady tourism development.
The cruise arrived in Brunei from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, in the morning and departed around 5pm the same afternoon for Singapore, then onward to Vietnam before finally returning to Guangzhou, China.
According to statistics, by 2025 the total number of visitors entering Brunei via air, land, and sea will have exceeded 700,000, a 13% increase over the previous year, indicating the continued recovery and steady growth of the tourism sector. Among these, sea arrivals showed a significant year-on-year increase of 46%, reflecting the gradually emerging potential of cruises and maritime tourism.
On that day, Brunei Tianle Holidays Travel Agency and Famous Holidays Travel Agency mobilized several tour guides and interpreters, as well as multiple buses, to provide reception and sightseeing services for cruise passengers, ensuring a smooth itinerary and a pleasant experience.
The Brunei Tourism Development Board, Brunei Tianle Holidays, Famous Holidays, and Muara Port are making comprehensive arrangements for the cruise’s visit, striving to provide efficient and high-quality services for tourists.
Despite the limited time, the sightseeing itinerary was well-organized and fulfilling, covering various cultural, historical, natural, and human aspects, aiming to leave a deep impression of Brunei’s diverse charms within a short period. This brief but meticulously planned journey not only showcased Brunei’s friendly image but also left wonderful memories for international travelers, laying a positive foundation for future tourism development.
On that day, the group of tourists, led in batches by tour guides, visited many famous attractions in Brunei, including viewing the exterior of Istana Nurul Iman (the Sultan’s palace), Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Royal Regalia Museum, Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, The Mall shopping complex, Sultan Golden Jubilee Shopping Complex, Jerudong Royal Polo Club, Jerudong Crystal Playground Park, Sultan Golden Jubilee Recreational Park, as well as taking a boat tour to the water village and observing proboscis monkeys and other natural attractions.
The cruise ship first docked in Brunei in December 2024, marking the country’s steadily rising status in the regional cruise tourism market.
With continuous improvement of cruise reception facilities and service capabilities, Brunei is expected to attract more international cruise lines to include it in their itineraries, further promoting steady tourism development.
The cruise arrived in Brunei from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, in the morning and departed around 5pm the same afternoon for Singapore, then onward to Vietnam before finally returning to Guangzhou, China.
According to statistics, by 2025 the total number of visitors entering Brunei via air, land, and sea will have exceeded 700,000, a 13% increase over the previous year, indicating the continued recovery and steady growth of the tourism sector. Among these, sea arrivals showed a significant year-on-year increase of 46%, reflecting the gradually emerging potential of cruises and maritime tourism.