Beautiful Indonesia 2022 and beyond

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Bandung, West Java capital

Some of their tourist site, Pengalengan, Bandung

 

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Dieng, Central Java

 

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Indonesia has many mountains, the areas around each mountain can be tourist site (beautiful and colder than lower region) this is in Boyolali, Central Java

Even Jakarta is surrounded by mountains

 

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Fish farming and Lusi island in Siduarjo, East Java

 

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Magelang, Central Java

 

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Move aside, Bali: Indonesia focuses on 5 new ‘super priority’ tourist destinations​

 

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Foreign Tourist Visits to Indonesia Rise by 361.31%, Mostly from Malaysia: BPS​

Translator​

Dewi Elvia Muthiariny​

Editor​

Laila Afifa​

2 December 2022 07:23 WIB​

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Indonesian Central Statistics Agency (BPS) revealed that 678,500 foreign tourists visited Indonesia in October this year. This reflected an increase of 364.31 percent compared to October 2021 with 146,100.

On a monthly basis, foreign tourist visits were recorded to have increased by 4.57 percent compared to September 2022 at 648,900. “The number of foreign tourist visits has continued to increase since January 2022,” said BPS deputy for distribution and services statistics, Setianto, in an online press conference on Thursday, December 1, 2022.

In October, 564,710 foreign tourists entered the country via the main entrance, and 113,820 others via the border entrance. The visits through the main door using air transportation were recorded at 446,700. This figure showed an increase of 2,741.26 percent compared to October 2021.

Setianto also disclosed that the number of foreign tourist visits between January and October 2022 reached 3.92 million, an increase of 215.16 percent compared to the same period in 2021.

Based on nationality, the highest number of foreign tourists entering Indonesia came from Malaysia at up to 106,100 visits.

From January to October 2022, Indonesia welcomed 776,000 Malaysian tourists or 19.8 percent of the total foreign tourist arrivals in 2022. After Malaysia, there were 93,000 tourists from Australia, 84,500 tourists from Singapore, 66,100 from Timor Leste, 37,000 from India, 23,100 from the UK, and 21,600 from the US.

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Foreign Tourist Visits to Indonesia Rise by 361.31%, Mostly from Malaysia: BPS

The Indonesian Central Statistics Agency BPS reveals that 678,500 foreign tourists visited Indonesia in October this year.

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ASEAN Tourism: The Most Visited ASEAN Countries By International Tourist Arrival​

 

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Widi islands, Halmahera (Near Sulawesi Island)

 

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Going inside one of big forests in Java island

Alas Purwo, East Java

Banyuwangi-Bondowoso trip crossing a big forest, East Java

Riding a bike in the road inside one of big forests in Java Island (some journey is skipped so actual journey is longer than the one shown in the video)

 

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Another forest in Java island

Alas Gumitir ( Alas in Javanese means Forest ). The road is quite busy by the way

 

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Two calves of endangered Javan rhinos spotted in Indonesia​

Javan Rhino Calf walks next to female rhino, believed to be its mother, in Ujung Kulon National Park, Indonesia September 18, 2022, in this screenshot taken from a handout video obtained by Reuters on December 19, 2022. - Reuters

• INDONESIA
• Monday, 19 Dec 2022
  8:56 PM MYT

JAKARTA, Dec 19 (Reuters): Indonesia has welcomed two baby Javan rhinoceroses to a family of one of the world's most endangered species, the environment and forestry ministry said.

Hidden camera footage released by the ministry at the weekend showed a small rhino trudging alongside another almost three times its size in the muddy terrain of the protected Ujung Kulon National Park on the western tip of Java island.

Environment and Forestry Minister Siti Nurbaya Bakar said the births would ensure rhino populations keep rising.

Javan rhinos, which are distinguished by their single horn, were once found throughout northeast India and South-East Asia.

Today they are among the most threatened of the five rhino species, mainly due to poaching.

There are now 77 Javan rhinos in Ujung Kulon, the ministry said. - Reuters

Two calves of endangered Javan rhinos spotted in Indonesia

Indonesia has welcomed two baby Javan rhinoceroses to a family of one of the world's most endangered species, the environment and forestry ministry said.

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Ujung Kulon National Park Java Indonesia​

 

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Ministry targets up to 7.4 mln international tourist arrivals in 2023​

16th December 2022

A screenshot of Deputy Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Angela Tanoesoedibjo at the 2022 National Coordination Meeting on Friday (December 16, 2022). (ANTARA/M. Baqir Idrus Alatas)


Jakarta (ANTARA) - Deputy Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Angela Tanoesoedibjo has said that her ministry is targeting 3.5 million–7.4 million international tourist arrivals and 1.2 billion–1.4 billion domestic tourist movements or trips in 2023.

In addition, foreign exchange from tourism is targeted to reach US$2.07 billion–US$5.95 billion.

"The number of people who visit Indonesia must be greater, the spending must be greater, the length of stay must be longer. Thus, as a whole, (the number of) people entering Indonesia must be greater than people leaving (traveling abroad) from Indonesia," she said while closing a 2022 national coordination meeting, which was followed online on Friday.

In addition, the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy is targeting Rp1,279 trillion in added value of the gross domestic product (GDP) with exports of US$26.46 billion next year. Then, the workforce absorbed is targeted to reach 22.4 million in the tourism sector and 22.59 million in the creative economy sector.

According to Tanoesoedibjo, the tourism and creative economy sectors have a significant multiplier effect. Thus, if Indonesia advances the two sectors, it will bring prosperity to the people.

"These are big targets that can only be achieved if the small targets managed by you all (deputies at the ministry) are achieved. These are big targets that can only be achieved if we synergize, collaborate, and have concrete cooperation in pentahelix," she said.

She then outlined the four priority points of the 2022 national coordination meeting of the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy. The first point is supporting the synergy of the 2023 work plan of the government, which has allotted a budget of Rp22.4 trillion for the development of five super-priority tourism destinations (DPSP), she said.

The second point is the strengthening of the 6A aspects—accessibility, attraction, activities, amenities, accommodation, and ancillaries.

The third point is supporting and collaborating on the implementation of Government Regulation Number 24 of 2022 to realize intellectual properties as assets in the country. The last point concerns pursuing tourism and creative economy policies that are based on digitalization, inclusiveness, and sustainability.

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Deputy Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Angela Tanoesoedibjo has said that her ministry is targeting 3.5 million–7.4 million international ...

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Mount Merapi, Central Java

Mount Bromo, East Java

 

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West Sumatra