Tag: Indonesia Inbound
With new Garuda link, Belitung tipped to be next Bintan for...
Hopes are high that Belitung will soon join the ranks of Bintan to become a getaway destination for Singapore travellers, with Garuda Indonesia's newly...
Grab partners Indonesia’s tourism ministry to roll out smart initiatives
Now the mobile platform partner of Indonesia's Ministry of Tourism, Grab will promote the country's destinations as well as roll out tourist-friendly initiatives such...
Bali puts its best face forward
A high-profile international meeting is headed for Bali, catalysing further visitor-friendly developments such as a smart city initiative in Badung, reports Mimi Hudoyo
Expedia, Indonesian tourism ministry deepen marketing partnership
Brand Expedia and the Indonesia Ministry of Tourism (MOT) are joining forces to promote and drive international travel demand to 15 key destinations in...
Lombok’s recovery makes headway as government, trade pledge strong support
Hit by two devastating earthquakes in July and August this year, Indonesia’s Lombok is determined to rebuild traveller and trade buyer interest, including a...
Full steam ahead for Indonesia’s cruise tourism development
As it forays into cruise tourism, the Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) has unveiled plans to develop an integrated resort with a cruise port...
Sulawesi tours unaffected by quake in non-touristy region
As Indonesia picks up the pieces from the deadly earthquake that hit Central Sulawesi last Friday, trade players interviewed report that Sulawesi tour programmes...
Deadly quake, tsunami hit Sulawesi
Five foreigners have been reported missing and 66 declared safe following a deadly earthquake and tsunami that devastated Indonesia's Central Sulawesi on Friday.
Indonesia's National...
China now a key driver of tourism investment in Indonesia
Chinese tourism investment in Indonesia has surged in recent years, totalling US$333.4 million last year, second only to investment from Singapore.
Speaking at the opening...
Lombok’s Mount Rinjani puts hiking trails off limits for a year
Mount Rinjani's hiking trails are expected to remain close for a year, after the recent Lombok earthquakes triggered landslides and fissures at the park, the Jakarta Post reports.
