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RI joins ATF forum in Brunei
The Jakarta Post , Jakarta | Thu, 01/11/2001 7:10 AM | Business
JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia has sent a delegation of government officials and executives of tourism-related industries to the ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF), which opened in Brunei Darussalam on Wednesday.
Minister of Culture and Tourism I Gede Ardika said that Indonesia would promote its standard of tourism services during the six-day meeting.
""We will present materials that have been compiled by the industry and the government to be recognized as a standard in the ASEAN region,"" he was quoted by Antara in a last minute meeting of the tourism delegation here.
He cited the standard competency for tourism human resources made as a result of a collaboration of the Association of Indonesian Hotel and Restaurants (PHRI), the Association of Indonesian Travel Agencies (Asita), and the Indonesian Institute for Tourism (IPI).
The ATF 2001 includes a tourism ministerial meeting, a meeting of the task force on ASEAN joint tourism marketing, and a travel exchange. It will end on Jan. 16. (tnt)
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