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Tourism-and-Creative-Economy-Ministry

Business 5 years ago

Tourism stakeholders focus on infrastructure, long-term investment amid slump

The Tourism and Creative Economy Ministry’s deputy of destination and infrastructure development, Hari Santosa Sungkari, said on Aug. 7 that the ministry expected a full recovery of foreign tourist arrivals by 2025.

Entertainment 5 years ago

Slow days at the movies: New field games for filmmakers

The reopening plan for movie theaters has been further delayed, but the green light is on for film production.

Business 5 years ago

Ministry considers localized travel bubble to accelerate tourist industry recovery

Foreign tourist arrivals plummeted 59.96 percent to 3.09 million in the first half of the year.

News 5 years ago

Tourism and Creative Economy Ministry to limit number of tourists in Baduy village

The number of tourists in the indigenous Baduy tribe’s village in Kanekes, Lebak regency, Banten, should be limited to achieve sustainable tourism, the Tourism and Creative Economy Ministry has said.

News 5 years ago

2020 Virtual Geotourism Festival to promote West Nusa Tenggara tourism

Held on July 15-16, the 2020 Geotourism Festival will webinars and cultural tours to promote West Nusa Tenggara's tourist potential.

National 5 years ago

Ministries release health guidelines for cultural, creative sectors

The joint ministerial decree (SKB) allows public places such as museums, movie theaters and galleries to reopen and for production houses, actors and performers to resume their normal activities with the permission of the local government.

Business 5 years ago

‘New normal’ requires tourism players to shift focus

A survey by the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) involving more than 1,200 Chinese tourists confirms that health and safety will become the main concern for future travels.

Business 5 years ago

Fears over virus cast shadow on plan to restart tourism

Many question whether reopening tourist destinations will bring back tourists, because fear is not dispelled by government decree.

Business 5 years ago

Hospitality industry boosts online presence to attract future travelers

Hospitality industry players are focusing on strengthening their online public relations (PR) campaigns to maintain their relations with customers in the hopes of rebounding from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to government and company officials.