AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Events & Community Tourism: The RAAF’s Exercise Pitch Black returns to Australia’s Top End from 20 July to 7 August with 100+ aircraft from 19 nations, including Brunei, and free public chances to see the action up close at the Mindil Beach Flying Display (23 July) and the RAAF Darwin Open Day (1 August). Sports Tourism: Sabah’s 14th Sabah Masters Open Athletics Championship (Samoc) drew 768 Masters athletes, underlining the region’s pull for multi-nation sporting trips. Culinary Tourism: Sarawak’s Miri will host WATCEFS 2026 (World Asia Tapas Competition, Exhibition, Festival & Seminar) from 18–21 June, aiming to attract around 3,000 visitors and boosting gastronomy travel. Brunei Dining Spotlight: Brunei’s Royal Brunei Culinary (RBC) and Singapore partners launch the Singapore Food Festival 2026 in Bandar Seri Begawan (11 June–4 July) with 70+ dishes and an Old Chang Kee collaboration. Cross-Border Travel Deals: Agoda flags summer-friendly, low-fare routes in the region, including Kuala Lumpur–Penang and Kuala Lumpur–Singapore. Environment & Leadership: Brunei is listed among participants for the World Cleanup Day Leaders Academy Asia 2026 in the Maldives (19–22 June), focused on waste management and community action. Diplomacy: Prince Abdul Mateen Bolkiah has been appointed Brunei’s chief of diplomacy as Foreign Minister.
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