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Title Page

General information of Brunei Darussalam 1

Tourist Attraction 5

International Tourism Policy and Planning 15

The Tourism Industry of Brunei 15

The advantage & disadvantage 17 of tourism policy and planning in Brunei

The trend and future tourism industry in Brunei 18

Tourism Information 22

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Preface

This report has been prepared to present for supporting the knowledge about International Tourism Policy and Planning (ASEAN) of Brunei Darussalam

It’s includes the things that related to the topic which begin from the country introduction, tourism policy and planning in Brunei Darussalam, the positive and negative impact, and etc.

It is hoped that this report will be able to use and be useful for everyone who interested in. What if there are any mistakes, we would like to apologize for the mistake in advance.

Brunei Darussalam

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History

Brunei was trading with China during the 6th century and, through allegiance to the Javanese Majapahit kingdom (13th to 15th century), it came under Hindu influence. In the early 15th century, with the decline of the Majapahit kingdom and widespread conversion to Islam, Brunei became an independent sultanate. It was a powerful state from the 16th to the 19th century, ruling over the northern part of Borneo and adjacent island chains. But Brunei fell into decay and lost Sarawak in 1841, becoming a British protectorate in 1888 and a British dependency in 1905. Japan occupied Brunei during World War II; it was liberated by Australia in 1945.

The sultan regained control over internal affairs in 1959, but Britain retained responsibility for the state's defense and foreign affairs until 1984, when the sultanate became fully independent. Sultan

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