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Economy 11 months ago
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Budget cuts put Bali’s event industry on brink of collapse, association says
The event industry in Bali is under pressure from austerity measures, according to industry representatives, with significant revenue declines recorded as a result of reduced government trips and events.
Economy 1 year ago
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Govt to take another chance at tourism recovery this year
The government sought to support travel and hospitality businesses with more international flights last year, but the sector has yet to see a full recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. There’s hope among tourist industry stakeholders that 2025 will finally bring a rebound.
Regulations 1 year ago
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Govt forms task force to stimulate tourism, bring down airfares
A new task force involving the SOEs, tourism and transportation ministries is set to start working within the next two weeks to ramp up both foreign and domestic tourism through a variety of measures, including harmonizing regulations, according to the SOEs minister.
Economy 1 year ago
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Ministry defends recovery efforts for tourist industry
While conceding that visitor numbers had not returned to pre-pandemic levels, the tourism ministry highlighted that it had surpassed this year's minimum target with 11.43 million arrivals until Oct. 1 and expressed optimism of reaching the maximum target of 14.3 million visitors by the year-end.
Regulations 2 years ago
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End of visa-free facility for 159 countries will not hurt tourism: Sandiaga
The tourism minister claims that Indonesian tourism will not suffer from the end of the visa-free facility for 159 countries because of the government’s paradigm shift to “quality tourism”, but an industry scholar disagrees.
