(Bandar Seri Begawan, 18th) — The Adora MV Mediterranean cruise ship arrived at Muara Port, Brunei at around 7 a.m. on the 12th of this month (Monday), carrying approximately 2,245 passengers and 710 crew members.
On the day of arrival, Bonasia Holidays Travel Agency mobilized about 78 tour guides and interpreters, as well as 53 buses, to provide reception and sightseeing services for the cruise ship's passengers, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience.
After docking, passengers immediately embarked on half-day and full-day sightseeing tours, exploring Brunei’s scenic and cultural attractions.
The visitors came from various provinces in China, as well as from countries such as Vietnam and the Philippines. Most of them were visiting Brunei for the first time and showed keen interest in the country’s cultural landscape and tourism resources.
The Brunei Tourism Development Department, Bonasia Holidays Travel Agency, and Muara Port are making thorough preparations for the cruise ship's arrival, aiming to provide visitors with efficient and high-quality services.
During their stay in Brunei, travelers visited several iconic landmarks and tourist attractions, deeply experiencing the nation’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Through interactive explanations from the guides, they not only enjoyed Brunei’s blend of tradition and modernity, but also felt the unique tranquility and hospitality of this Southeast Asian country.
This short but meticulously planned journey not only showcased Brunei’s friendly image but also left international travelers with fond memories, laying a positive foundation for future tourism development.
On the day, tourists were led by guides to visit several famous attractions in Brunei in groups, including viewing the exterior of Istana Nurul Iman, Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Royal Regalia Museum, Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, The Mall shopping complex, Kampong Ayer (water village), Jerudong Royal Polo Club, Jerudong Crystal Park, and Seri Kenangan Park, among others.
After this visit to Brunei, the cruise ship will continue its journey to Vietnam, before returning to Guangzhou, China.
Regular visits by such cruise ships not only help enhance Brunei’s international profile as a tourist destination, but also bring positive economic benefits to local industries such as tourism reception, transportation, and retail services.
Brunei is expected to attract more international cruise lines to include it in their itineraries by continuously optimizing its cruise tourism capacity, thus promoting sustained growth of its tourism industry.
On the day of arrival, Bonasia Holidays Travel Agency mobilized about 78 tour guides and interpreters, as well as 53 buses, to provide reception and sightseeing services for the cruise ship's passengers, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience.
After docking, passengers immediately embarked on half-day and full-day sightseeing tours, exploring Brunei’s scenic and cultural attractions.
The visitors came from various provinces in China, as well as from countries such as Vietnam and the Philippines. Most of them were visiting Brunei for the first time and showed keen interest in the country’s cultural landscape and tourism resources.
During their stay in Brunei, travelers visited several iconic landmarks and tourist attractions, deeply experiencing the nation’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Through interactive explanations from the guides, they not only enjoyed Brunei’s blend of tradition and modernity, but also felt the unique tranquility and hospitality of this Southeast Asian country.
This short but meticulously planned journey not only showcased Brunei’s friendly image but also left international travelers with fond memories, laying a positive foundation for future tourism development.
On the day, tourists were led by guides to visit several famous attractions in Brunei in groups, including viewing the exterior of Istana Nurul Iman, Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque, Royal Regalia Museum, Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque, The Mall shopping complex, Kampong Ayer (water village), Jerudong Royal Polo Club, Jerudong Crystal Park, and Seri Kenangan Park, among others.
After this visit to Brunei, the cruise ship will continue its journey to Vietnam, before returning to Guangzhou, China.
Regular visits by such cruise ships not only help enhance Brunei’s international profile as a tourist destination, but also bring positive economic benefits to local industries such as tourism reception, transportation, and retail services.
Brunei is expected to attract more international cruise lines to include it in their itineraries by continuously optimizing its cruise tourism capacity, thus promoting sustained growth of its tourism industry.