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EK 4222 ECONOMIC ISSUES IN BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

Topic :Tourism : KNK

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GROUP MEMBERS

Mohd Azlan bin Pgrh Hj Ibrahim 08B0033

Aqilah binti Rosdan 08B0059

NurAtiqah binti Shari 08B0051 Hjh Dinna Idasuriyenni binti Hj Maidin 08B0101

Hjh Siti Nabilah binti Hj Abd Manan 08B0029

Siti Norain binti Aji 08B0102

Sufitriyati binti Sahbuddin 08B0037

Norazizah binti Ali 08B0067


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Contents Introduction Problem Statement

Aim and Objectives Research Scope Methodology

Importance of Research Literature Review Chapter Division


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Tourism, already one of the worlds biggest industries, is

expected to treble in size by the year 2015. Tourism

means is a staying away from ones normal place of

residence which includes at least one night but it less than

a year. The Brunei Darussalam travel and tourism industryconsists of a variety of commercial and non-commercial

organizations that interact to supply products and services

to tourists. Today, Brunei Tourism concern about tourism

impact on fragile social and economic is leading toattempt to make it more sustainable.
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PROBLEM STATEMENT

Tourism in Brunei is one of the fastest growing

industries. It is believe managed to diversify the Brunei

economy from over depending on one major Brunei

natural non-renewal resources which is oil and gasindustry. Therefore, the development of tourism can also

develop other inter-related industries and services such

as hotel, catering, cottage industries, leisure and

recreational activities as well as development intransportation and communication. Tourism is very big

and lucrative business.


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AIM AND OBJECTIVES

The main aim of this project is to study thecontribution of Tourism industry towards economic of

Brunei. Hence, in order to achieve this aim, there areseveral objectives to stand for the project, they are :

1. Background of Brunei Tourism industry.

2. To observe the development of KNK pro.

3. The positive social impact of KNK towards

economy of Brunei.


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RESEARCH SCOPE

The research scope only concentrated Brunei

Muara District. Research merely conducted in

Brunei-Muara District. This is due to its industries

and other services are mostly located in Brunei-

Muara District. The research will be conducted by

a means of library research, questionnaires and

interview. Besides, the population in the Brunei-Muara District is the highest compared to the other

districts.


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METHODOLOGY

In this study the researcher needs will requirematerials and information to help performance in thisstudy. Apply Research will taken into account in thisresearch, the impact and consequences of socialphenomenon. This research is in a formed ofQualitative and Quantitative. Qualitative Research isnot everything that can be counted counts and noteverything that counts can be counted. The essential

distinguishing features of qualitative approaches areexploration as a means to understand perceptions andactions of participants or informants.


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Library Research

Library research is a library which contains an in-depth

collection of material on one or several subjects. Generallylibrary research included primary and secondary resources.Information can be obtained via books reading, articles,

paperwork, reports, press, news papers, thesis,

dissertation, internet and others. Besides this information

can also be obtained through documentary videos whichprovided by University Brunei Darussalam in BruneianaSection as well as General Collections.
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Interview

The interview is commonly made orally. In an interviewusually occurs between the two parties, the first intervieweror information hunter. The second is informant act as

information giver. According to Kartini (1980:171), interviewis very important method in order to obtain informationneeded by the researcher in achieving researchers aim andobjectives. Moreover, Kadir Parahoo (2006:316), interview is

a verbal communication is the most effective meansavailable to researcher which to convey feelings,experiences, views and intentions. Researcher willinterrogate with a number of informants in acquiring,analyzing and evaluate the data given by the informants.
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In this project the researchers we are going to

interview are Ministry Industry and PrimaryResources (MIPR) under department of tourismand travel agencies. (Sunshine Borneo Tours &

Travel, Tel: 244 6509, www.exploreborneo.com)and (Anthony Tours & Travel Agencies, Tel: 2227969, www.anthonytours.com)
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IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH

Benefits to the countryBrunei Darussalam is located within the worlds

fastest growing region for tourism. BruneiDarussalam is also one of few places in the region tooffer peace, tranquility and relaxed vacations. Brunei

tourism has indentified the types of investmentprojects that could be most beneficial to the growthof the destination and most profitable to the investors

as they would fill a gap in Bruneis currents tourismofferings.


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Perspective MinistryContinue to facilitate the promoting and enhancing

of tourism products in the country. The ministry hasprepared a master plan in providing policy and

direction to the tourism industry in the country.

MIPR also continue to play a major role as a rolemodel in supporting the domestic tourism program

of known as the KNK (Kenali Negara Kitani)program.


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Future ResearchersThis project is very important for future

researchers. This is because they can use thisfor their reference and to study andunderstand the development of tourismindustry in Brunei Darussalam.


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IndividualTo enrich and further understand to the

researcher on the flourish of the tourism in

Brunei Darussalam.

Private Sector (Travel agencies)Helping the travel agencies in promoting their

packages for tourists. Bagi peluang menggiatkandrg punya bisnes, mempelbagaikan aktiviti


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PREVIOUS STUDIES / LITERATURE

REVIEW.

1. Borneo bulletin yearbook 2011, the guide to BruneiDarussalam

With tourism not only an important economic activity for thediversification of the countrys economy and for the creation of

employment opportunities, but also a significant way to

preserve the nations culture, heritage and natural environment.


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3. Tourism, Robert Prosser :

Effects of tourism tourism must be run just like any other

industry and supply the needs of the customer. The industrywill bring many changes to an area and to its people.

4. Tourism and development in the Third World, JohnLea:Eric Cohen describes the tourist as a voluntary, temporarytraveler, travelling in the expectation of pleasure from the

novelty and change experienced on a relatively long and non-recurrent round trip.


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5. Brunei Darussalam Business & Investment guide2009 edition:

Potential investors will find that investing in BruneisTourism and hospitality sector can be profitable

proposition, especially when thinking of the long termand considering how global trends shaping the futureof tourism favor a destination such as Brunei: Tourismis relatively new industry in Brunei Darussalam and

therefore there is very little competition.


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6. Explore Brunei, A Visitors Guide 6th Edition

There are 45 licensed travel agents in the country. Inboundpackages tours range from brief three hour city tours,.pages81{licensed travel agents}

7. Tourism, Development and Growth, The challenge of

sustainability, Salah Wahab and John J. PigramThe authors examine how new geopolitical, socioeconomic,technological and environmental circumstances are influencingworld tourism today. They identifies the opportunities andchallenges inherent in achieving sustainable tourism while

accommodating growth, and examine new policies and initiativenecessary, from both the private sector to pursue sustainabletourism growth in an uncertain and changing world.


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7. Tourism - economic, physical and social impacts, AlisterMathieson and Geoffrey Wall

They discussed the impacts of tourism following a brief discussion of thenature of tourism and tourist, they examine the conceptual frameworks oftourism and evaluate the adequacy of impact methodologies currently inuse. Economic impacts such as balance of payments, income andemployment. The physical is concerned with the effects of tourism on both

natural and man-modified environments. Social looks at the effects oftourism such as on traditional lifestyle and the erosion of cultural heritage.

8. Tourism In Fiji: Some Economic and Social Problems, R. C. G.VarleyThe book emphasis on the practical problems faced by developingcountries seeking to maximize the net benefits from a tourist industry.Development involves such far-reaching changes in society that anyevaluation of the role of the tourism industry in that process demand theapplication of many disciplines to a wide range of phenomena.


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Chapter 1 content the introduction consists of problem statement, aimand objectives, research scope, methodology and importance of researchand last but not least literature review or previous studies.

In chapter 2 were going to emphasize the background and history ofBrunei Tourism industry, types of tourism (domestic and international) as

well as places of interest in Brunei (hot spots). In chapter 3 researchers insist to observe the development of tourism

industry. This includes statistic, data, politics (government policies towardstourism industry), and other development of other services and industriessuch as accommodations, catering and culinary, transports andcommunications and eco-tourism.

In chapter 4 will discuss and access positive economic, physical andsocial impact of tourism industry towards Brunei economy.

CHAPTER DIVISION


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THANK YOU.SELAMAT HARI

RAYA MAAF ZAHIRBATEN

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