Kota Kinabalu in Sabah is one of the popular destinations among Bruneians during the holidays.
Based on observation made last Monday, throngs of Bruneians were seen headed to Kota Kinabalu using rental buses and private vehicles.
It was reported that more than 30 rental buses were ferrying passengers to Kota Kinabalu to usher in the New Year.
The queue would stretch up to two kilometres since early morning at the Kuala Lurah Immigration Control Post. What normally would take five hours then would now take seven to eight hours.
Hotel reservations would have to be made in advance, especially so during this time of the year.
Based on observation made last Monday, throngs of Bruneians were seen headed to Kota Kinabalu using rental buses and private vehicles.
It was reported that more than 30 rental buses were ferrying passengers to Kota Kinabalu to usher in the New Year.
The queue would stretch up to two kilometres since early morning at the Kuala Lurah Immigration Control Post. What normally would take five hours then would now take seven to eight hours.
Hotel reservations would have to be made in advance, especially so during this time of the year.
Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin
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