Indonesia is on the brink of a major policy shift in how it governs tourism. The Draft Third Amendment to Law No. 10 of 2009 on Tourism — now part of the 2025 National Legislation Program (Prolegnas) — aims to rebalance the sector toward sustainability, research-based planning, and cultural protection. A New Framework for a…
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The tourism industry in Indonesia is facing mounting pressure as the hotel sector struggles. Budget cuts, mainly from reduced government event spending, have contributed to falling occupancy rates. Industry leaders are calling for stronger support to prevent further decline and revive momentum. Tourism Industry Recovery Faces Ongoing Challenges West Java’s hotel occupancy rates have dropped…
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I have visited Labuan Bajo many times for both business and pleasure, and I recently had the opportunity to return. Before COVID, we even considered opening an office there, and for now, we are developing strategic relationships to better serve our clients. I firmly believe Labuan Bajo is on the verge of a tipping point…
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Indonesia’s hospitality industry experienced significant growth in 2024, driven by increased tourism and a 7.48% rise in accommodations. This expansion highlights Indonesia’s ability to meet growing traveler demand, particularly in urban and tourist-centric regions. Key developments, such as a surge in hotel bookings and the popularity of three-star hotels, underscore the sector’s resilience and adaptability….
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