Brunei is a dry country , meaning alcohol isn't sold or served publicly. In order for a foreigner to be able to drink in Brunei, they must bring their own alcohol into the country. In this travel guide, we'll cover how Brunei's alcohol laws apply to travelers (foreigners).

Brunei's strict sharia law bans the sale of alcohol. But it's not all bad news for drinkers: Non-Muslims over the age of 17 have a generous duty free allowance. You can bring two litres of liquor or 12 cans of beer into the country every 48 hours.

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Macau's economy relies heavily on gambling. Nowadays, the gambling industry generates over 40% of the GDP of Macau. Since the early 1960s, around 50% of Macau's official revenue has been driven by gambling.