I am an expat in Brunei and would like to bring my children and grandchildren on a holiday visit to Brunei to show them where we work and live, and to experience your culture. I was told about the family ticket that RBA has available and went to book for my family of seven to come out. There is a huge price difference with and without the availability of the family ticket. Surely if we are trying to increase tourism this should be reversed or at least the family ticket should be available on the same trip whichever country is the place of embarkation. We see lots of new ventures, eateries and new branches of established bushiness and we also see foreign workers on the increase.
Malay language is no longer the language of communication.
In addition some of the jobs require no skills and in the long run, these foreign workers will alter our Brunei community. In fact, we already see lots of exposed legs beneath tiny miniskirts. The elders in our community must think that they are in a foreign country, as all they hear is foreign languages. Surely we do not need so many foreign workers. By the way, I am pleased to inform the readers that I am not anti-tourism because tourism and foreign workers come under different categories.