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🌴 Exciting Transformations Ahead in Bali's Tourism Landscape! Bali, the world-renowned island paradise, is on the brink of an promising metamorphosis. From the creation of the Paramount Bali Theme Park to the transformation of Benoa Port, the island is embracing innovative developments that will redefine its tourism landscape in the coming years. 🎢 1. Paramount Bali Theme Park: A collaboration with Paramount Pictures, this 100-hectare theme park aims to become a global tourism hub, attracting 80% of foreign tourists visiting Bali. 🚴 2. Gilimanuk-Mengwi Toll Road: Enhancing connectivity with dedicated bicycle lanes, this project reflects Bali's commitment to sustainable transportation. 🎨 3. Bali Art Center: A sprawling complex that stands as a testament to Bali's rich cultural heritage. 🏥 4. Bali International Hospital: A leap in Indonesia's medical tourism landscape, providing world-class healthcare. 🏖️ 5. Kelingking Beach Experience: A visionary glass elevator that offers a unique perspective of the iconic coastal paradise. 🛫 6. North Bali International Airport: A strategic investment to boost accessibility and unlock the region's untapped potential. 🚢 7. Benoa Port Transformation: An evolution into the Bali Maritime Tourism Hub, marking a milestone in Bali's maritime future. These visionary projects showcase Bali's dedication to preserving its cultural heritage while embracing modernity. As we witness the transformation of the island's landscape, it's clear that Bali is not just an exquisite travel destination but also a thriving hub of innovation. 🔗 Read the full article to discover the 7 projects that are about to reshape Bali's tourism in 2023 : https://lnkd.in/gnuFDtsc #Bali #Tourism #Innovation #Sustainability #Infrastructure

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Green Tourism The purpose for Green tourism is providing insight and concern with the environment and increasing greater appreciation for nature . Indonesia is a great example of Green tourism . Travelling in the modern world without leaving a trace on the environment can be very difficult at times . Tourists or travelers who take sustainability seriously still have many options . 1 . Take account of the places that you are travelling to . What things you can see and do there . 2. Be creative in thinking of ways to have a positive impact while on Eco-friendly tour . 3. Make sure to support the Local Community of the destination by visiting local restaurants, markets , museums , local lodging | Hotels etc 4. Figure out ways to leave a small carbon and environmental footprint as possible . Leave a happy footprint where ever you travel 🌱 #LuxZambia

🏨📊 Significant Spread in Average Domestic Tourism Expenditure on Hotel Accommodation in Indonesia (2022) 📊🏨 Exploring 2022 data on domestic tourism spending in Indonesia reveals insights into traveler expenditure across provinces. Let's delve into average accommodation spending per domestic trip for the top 5 destinations and unique cases: Bali & Jakarta. Yellow bars in the graph represent provinces with >1% market share for domestic trips in hotel stays. Maluku💰: Leads with 3,998K IDR spent on accommodation per domestic trip, drawn by beaches, history, and culture. Papua💰: 2,734K IDR spent due to indigenous cultures and natural beauty. Also significant business trip component. Nusa Tenggara Timur💰: Spent 2,458K IDR per domestic trip on accommodation with diverse landscapes and cultures. Papua Barat💰: Spends 1,946K IDR, lured by landscapes and ecotourism. Kalimantan Timur💰: Stands at 1,762K IDR, attracted to natural wonders. 🌴🏙️ Bali & Jakarta 🏙️🌴 Bali: Avg. 1,396K IDR on accommodation per domestic trip; famed for beaches, culture, and nightlife. Continue to attract domestic visitors from all over Indonesia (Jawa Timur 12.3%, Jakarta 9%, Jawa Barat 7.9%) Jakarta: Avg. 700K IDR/trip; urban attractions, shopping, business. business opportunities still draw in a significant number of domestic tourists. (Jawa Barat 42.9%, Banten 21.7%, Jawa Tengah 4.3%) 🇮🇩 Indonesian Average 🇮🇩 Indonesia's avg. domestic tourism spends on accommodation: 614K IDR/trip. Accommodation made up 25.3% of total 2022 spending, up 5.76% from 2021. Indonesia's tourism evolves, with domestic travelers seeking culture, nature, and urban experiences, driving varied hotel spending especially when it comes to accommodation. #IndonesiaTourism #TravelSpend2022 #DomesticAdventures

🏖 Whether you’re looking for calm beaches, sunshine, breathtaking landscapes, or all three at the same time— #indonesia should be your next tourist destination!   ✈ The Indonesian #tourismindustry has been consistently growing since 2015, with popular destinations including #Yogyakarta, #Bali, #Lombok, and Labuan Bajo. 🏨 Tourism is set on a stable recovery, with the market expected to recover to pre-Covid levels by 2024; in 2022, domestic mobility has surpassed 2019 levels—with #internationaltravel still lagging behind.   🏛 Meanwhile, the government has pledged to build ’10 More Balis’ – with 4 key priority destinations with significant development including Lake Toba, Yogyakarta, Lombok, and Labuan Bajo.   Follow Redseer Southeast Asia for more specialized insights.   Read more on our latest newsletter on Indonesia’s resilient tourism recovery: https://lnkd.in/gVpzxteC or reach out to our in-house experts:   Roshan Raj | Yash Rathi | Aayush Gupta | Rizky Bayuputra

🚀 Bali Captures Greatest Market Share of Foreign Visitors in 2023🌏 Our latest analysis delves into the impressive growth trends of foreign visitors to Indonesia and Bali over the past five decades. Here are some key findings: 📈 Growth Trends: Indonesia: The number of foreign visitors has shown a consistent upward trend, with a CAGR of 8.4%. Bali: Even more impressive, Bali's foreign visitor numbers have grown at a CAGR of 10.2%, reflecting its increasing popularity. 🏖️ Bali's Rising Share: Bali's share of foreign visitors to Indonesia has surged from 35% in 2003 to an all-time high of 53% in 2023. This highlights Bali's dominant position as a premier tourist destination in Indonesia. 🔗 Strong Correlation: A very strong positive correlation (0.984) exists between the number of visitors to Indonesia and Bali, underscoring Bali's significant contribution to Indonesia's tourism sector. 📊 Statistical Insights: Regression analysis indicates that 96.8% of the variance in Bali's visitor numbers can be explained by the total visitors to Indonesia, emphasizing Bali's pivotal role. ✔ Efforts to Distribute Economic Impact Beyond Bali While Bali continues to capture a significant share of international visitors, the Indonesian government is committed to spreading the economic benefits of tourism across the archipelago. Initiatives include: 1️⃣ Developing "10 New Balis": Investing in infrastructure and marketing to promote emerging tourist destinations like Lake Toba, Labuan Bajo, Mandalika, and Borobudur. 2️⃣ Improving Connectivity: Enhancing air, sea, and land connectivity to make travel to other parts of Indonesia more accessible and convenient. 3️⃣ Cultural and Eco-Tourism: Promoting unique cultural experiences and eco-tourism in lesser-known regions to attract diverse visitor segments. 4️⃣ Sustainable Tourism Practices: Encouraging sustainable tourism development to preserve natural and cultural heritage while benefiting local communities. These efforts aim to ensure that the economic benefits of tourism are more evenly distributed, fostering regional development and reducing the concentration of tourist activity in Bali. Let's continue to support these initiatives and explore the diverse beauty that Indonesia has to offer! 🌿🏞️ 📎 (Source: Statistics of Bali Province, Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia & PT. Hotel Investasi Strategis) #Tourism #Indonesia #Bali #EconomicGrowth #SustainableTourism #TravelIndustry #DataAnalysis #TourismDevelopment

🥇 A Landmark Achievement in Sustainable Tourism for Indonesia 🏆 As Indonesia ascends to the 22nd spot in the World Economic Forum's 2024 Travel & Tourism Development Index (TTDI), from 36th in 2019, it is clear we are witnessing a pivotal transformation in the region's tourism sector. This rise is a testament to the nation's robust efforts in enhancing its travel and tourism infrastructure, policy frameworks, and global competitiveness. It has also consolidated its position in second place in Southeast Asia behind Singapore. https://lnkd.in/g9rra7wz In an equally commendable stride, The Apurva Kempinski Bali has become the first hotel in Indonesia to receive a Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) certification from a GSTC-accredited certification body. This certification is not just a badge; it's a declaration of rigorous commitment to sustainability, setting a benchmark for others in the industry. Furthermore, Indonesia now ranks 56th worldwide in Environmental Sustainability and stands out as 4th in Southeast Asia, reflecting significant improvements in sustainable practices. Notably, Indonesia is recognized as the leader in Southeast Asia and 5th worldwide in Travel & Tourism Demand Sustainability. These achievements are critical as they underscore Indonesia's dedication to developing a sustainable tourism model that respects and preserves its unique environmental heritage while fostering economic growth. As we celebrate these milestones, let us also gear up for the next phase of sustainable development in Indonesia’s tourism sector. Such progress not only enhances our global reputation but also attracts sustainable investments, driving further innovation and excellence in this vibrant industry. 📎 (Source: World Economic Forum, @Global Sustainable Tourism Council & PT. Hotel Investasi Strategis) #SustainableTourism #TravelAndTourism #GSTCCertification #InvestInIndonesia #TourismDevelopment #LeadershipInSustainability

The first bullet train transport system in Southeast Asia berths in Indonesia. Find out more in this week's edition of Travel Tribe Bulletin. . . . #IndonesiaHighSpeedRail #Jakarta #SoutheastAsia #SpeedRail #TravelTribeNG #flights #visas #tours #airporttransfer #AirportProtocol #hotels 📸: theJakartaPost

Lombok is considered the hidden gem of Indonesia. It is emerging as an increasingly popular tourist destination, although for decades it lived in the shadow of its famous neighbor, Bali. After being named the best halal tourism and honeymoon island at the World Halal Travel Awards in 2015, Lombok has recently attracted the attention of travelers seeking alternatives. Improved infrastructure and communications are some of the reasons why Lombok has become a must-see destination for nature and adventure lovers. If you travel to Lombok, you will find a natural paradise at every turn, surrounded by rice fields, palm trees, waterfalls, and wildlife. You will experience a relaxed atmosphere with fewer tourists than on other islands, allowing you to disconnect and connect with nature through its beaches, waterfalls, and rainforest. At Meraki Lombok, you can live the experience of being surrounded by this natural paradise. #Lombok #Indonesia #MerakiVillas #InvestInProperty #InvestmentOpportunity #EcoTourism #ExploreLombok