Indonesian Tourism Minister Widiyanti Putri Wardhana stated that tourism management cannot rely solely on infrastructure, but requires harmony with science, enriched by narratives, and driven by innovation.
The Ministry of Tourism is disseminating the Circular on school holidays in 2025 so that local governments, associations, and tourism business actors can present safe, comfortable, and memorable tourism during school holidays.
The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy enhance their collaboration with regional governments to develop tourism infrastructure, particularly in developing the concept of Blue Economy, Green, and Circular Economy (BGCE).
The government is set to establish a Project Management Officer (PMO) team to address high airfare prices and enhance Indonesia's tourism sector. Learn more!
The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy invites all creative economy stakeholders to advance the Indonesian game industry. The reason is, the potential of the Indonesian GIM market is predicted to reach USD2.5 billion (IDR 36 trillion) by 2025.
The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy collaborates with the regional government to launch the 3B travel package of Banyuwangi-West Bali-North Bali. The tourism package is part of an effort to redistribute tourism that is mostly centered in South Bali.
The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy will promote new tourist destinations in Nusantara Capital City (IKN) in the first quarter of 2025. The promotional efforts will not only reach all regions of Indonesia, but also abroad.
The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy encourages tourists to use modes of transportation other than planes. These modes of transportation include trains and ferries to visit tourist destinations.
