Tag: Indonesia Ministry of Tourism

The Indonesian government is stepping up efforts to regulate unlicensed short-term accommodation, particularly villas and alternative lodging properties, following concerns over tax compliance, consumer...

Indonesia tourism stakeholders are finding ways to mitigate the impact of geopolitical tensions disrupting key transit routes, which could significantly reduce longhaul travel demand. Speaking...

Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism (MoT) has introduced new regulations to tighten accommodation licensing after government mapping found thousands of properties listed on OTAs, particularly...

The Indonesia Ministry of Tourism (MoT), in partnership with the Indonesia Gastronomy Network (IGN), has introduced Wonderful Indonesia Gourmet (WIG), a flagship programme to...

The Indonesia Ministry of Tourism (MoT) intends to prioritise tourism businesses that meet sustainable development goals (SDG) for participation in government-led tourism exhibitions and...

Indonesia and China have signed a new memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation in the tourism sector. The agreement was formalised in Jakarta...

Agoda has renewed its agreement with Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism to support travel development and increase both international and domestic visitor numbers, while aligning...

The Indonesia Ministry of Tourism and UN Tourism have launched Tourism Doing Business: Investing in Indonesia, an investment guide designed to help investors navigate...

Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism (MoT) is transforming Indonesia.travel website into a smart travel companion, with the aim of making trip planning seamless, intuitive, and...

The Indonesian Ministry of Tourism (MoT) is working to reform the local travel and tourism industry to enable a five per cent contribution to...