Tag: Komodo National Park
Wild encounters in Komodo waters
Ayana Komodo Waecicu Beach has introduced three cruise experiences exploring the marine life and islands of Komodo National Park.
The Manta Rays & Sea Turtles...
Flores tourism moves toward recovery despite ongoing overland disruptions
Tourism in Flores is gradually recovering following the August 15 earthquake, with Labuan Bajo and the main Komodo National Park circuit back in operation,...
Komodo visitor cap sparks concern among operators
Indonesia’s Ministry of Forestry has capped daily visitor numbers to Komodo National Park at 1,000, citing the need to protect its terrestrial and aquatic...
Komodo National Park orders periodic closures as environmental safeguards
Indonesia’s Komodo National Park will implement periodic closures to protect its fragile ecosystem and ensure long-term sustainability, with these conservation cool-offs expected to start...
Komodo National Park ranger fee hike materialises, sets off fresh rounds...
Flobamor, the travel services management of Komodo National Park, has increased the ranger fee (also known as the naturalist guide service fee) as of...
No fee changes for Komodo National Park but impact on market...
Plans to raise Komodo National Park fees may have been axed, but travel trade players say the damage has been done. Travellers are uncertain...
Indonesian tourism players agree to stop strike
Activities in Labuan Bajo and Manggarai Barat Regency have returned to normal after the tourism businesses and individual tourism workers agreed to cease their...
Indonesia’s new entry tariff to islands riles up tourism players
The tourism industry in Labuan Bajo and Manggarai Barat Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) has declared a month-long strike to protest the government’s decision...
Indonesia tourism players call for holistic, measurable approach for heritage site...
The Indonesian government has ordered stricter visitor controls at two iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Borobudur and Komodo National Park – to ensure better protection and conservation, with measures including crowd limits and increased entrance fees.
Indonesia pushes ahead with Rinca Island project despite UNESCO objection
Indonesia will proceed with the infrastructure development on Rinca Island, one of the three major islands that make up the Komodo National Park, despite...
















