Indonesia is embarking on a forward-thinking recovery strategy for its tourism sector, particularly in the wake of the devastating eruption of Mount Semeru. This natural disaster, while presenting significant challenges, has also created a unique opportunity to redefine tourism development in the region. Presidential …

Indonesia’s tourism sector is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, with the nation proudly announcing it has welcomed over 11 million international visitors by the close of 2025. This significant milestone not only marks a robust recovery from pre-pandemic levels but also solidifies Indonesia’s position as a premier …

Indonesia, a vibrant archipelago nation, is making a bold declaration of its commitment to accelerated development, inviting global investors to partake in a staggering Rp 200 trillion (approximately $12.3 billion) worth of national infrastructure projects. Announced at the prestigious Indonesia Conference on …

In October 2025, Indonesia passed a major amendment to its Tourism Law, marking a new direction for the nation’s travel and hospitality sector. The goal is to create a system where tourism serves not only as an economic driver but also as a foundation for local community empowerment, cultural preservation, and …

In recent years, Bali has become a paradise not only for tourists but also for digital nomads and foreign investors. On Instagram, we see thousands of villas with palm trees and infinity pools — but many of them operate illegally. By 2025, Balinese authorities have had enough and launched a major crackdown on …