The Guide
From The Report: Brunei Darussalam 2014
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This chapter offers useful information for visitors to Brunei Darussalam, including hotels and contact numbers for embassies, banks, taxi services and emergency services. The chapter also contains facts for visitors such as visa requirements and dress codes and offers tips for etiquette, transport and communication services in the Sultanate.

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Brunei Darussalam hotel listings
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MAHLIGAI APARTMENTS Mahligai Apartments, Block 2F, 2B, 2M and 2N, Jalan Ong Sum Ping, BA1311 T: +673 241 1073 F: +673 241 1076 sales@armadaproperties.com.bn www.armadaproperties.com.bn Rooms: 77 units, including 4 + 1 apartments and 3 + 1 duplex apartments. Business & Conference Facilities: Training room and function halls. Health & Leisure Facilities: Swimming pool, gym, children’s playground. Guest Services: Housekeeping, laundry services, provision of utensils and appliances,…

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Facts for visitors: Tips for first-time travellers to the Sultanate
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Brunei Darussalam is a welcoming and tolerant country, and Bruneians are well accustomed to interacting with foreigners in both business and informal settings. However, certain rules of cultural etiquette should be observed. The Sultanate is an Islamic state, so public displays of affection between sexes should be avoided and the consumption and sale of alcohol is strictly forbidden. Showing the soles of the feet is considered rude, and pointing is done with an extended thumb rather than forefinger.…

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Facts for visitors: Tips for first-time travellers to the Sultanate
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Brunei Darussalam is a welcoming and tolerant country, and Bruneians are well accustomed to interacting with foreigners in both business and informal settings. However, certain rules of cultural etiquette should be observed. The Sultanate is an Islamic state, so public displays of affection between sexes should be avoided and the consumption and sale of alcohol is strictly forbidden. Showing the soles of the feet is considered rude, and pointing is done with an extended thumb rather than forefinger.…