Tag: Indonesia Domestic Tourism
Indonesia’s domestic camping sector harbours potential for growth
Indonesian stakeholders have noticed that its camping sector has immense potential to grow further, and are calling for the government to provide financial aid...
Indonesia names new tourism leaders, identifies domestic targets
Indonesia Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (MoTCE) will focus on growing the domestic travel next year with a target of 1.4 billion movements...
Adventure tourism outlook buoyant in Indonesia
Indonesia's market for outdoor and adventure tourism is projected to rise notably post-pandemic, but tour operators need to be nimble in adapting to changing...
Panorama builds network of travelpreneurs to boost sales reach
Panorama Group in Indonesia is boosting its distribution channel with the launch of Panorama Agent, a B2B2C business model that leverages on a network...
Varying Covid-19 restrictions nationwide hamper Indonesia’s tourism recovery
The Indonesian government's ever-changing pandemic rules, coupled with restrictions of varying levels nationwide, have stirred up confusion among industry players, and sparked concerns that...
Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta makes a splash with diving packages
Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta is welcoming guests over the weekend with scuba-diving packages that are suitable for both beginners and advanced divers.
The Dive into the...
Indonesian OTAs report strong bookings for 1Q2021
Hotel and airline bookings in 1Q2021 have recorded exponential growth for several Indonesian OTAs, compared to the same period in 2020, triggered likely by...
Indonesia tourism players take stronger technology approach to customer engagement
Travel trade stakeholders in Indonesia are increasing their online presence and app capabilities to better engage domestic customers and secure new sales in an...
Indonesian tourism players split on government recovery plans
Government directions to salvage Indonesia's ailing tourism industry by speeding up development of five super priority destinations as well as nursing Bali back to...
The way forward
In the face of adversity, some travel agents have chosen to keep their spirits up with training and alternative business, while others have reworked operations to face a new travel future. In this final instalment of a three-part series on the Asian travel agent community, we check in on Indonesia and Singapore.
