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Wonderful-Indonesia

News 8 years ago

Tourism Ministry offers Wonderful Indonesia Packages in Melbourne

From the year of 2015 to 2016, the number of Australians traveling to Indonesia increased by 14 percent.

News 8 years ago

Dewi Sandra promotes Wonderful Indonesia through her cake products

Dewi owns a cake shop called Wingkorolls in Semarang that sells wingko babat (coconut pancake) placed inside roll cakes.

News 8 years ago

Thailand hosts Wonderful Indonesia Festival

The event featured a screening of the award-winning video and a parade of carnival costumes from Malang Amore Carnival.

News 8 years ago

Actress Prilly Latuconsina promotes Wonderful Indonesia tourism brand

Prilly is currently running her food business called Really Cake in Balikpapan.

News 8 years ago

Celebrity entrepreneurs join Wonderful Indonesia co-branding gathering

Tourism Ministry recently held a gathering with celebrities-slash-entrepreneurs at Sapta Pesona Building in Jakarta on Nov. 14.

News 8 years ago

Wonderful Indonesia Generation Thailand to be launched in Bangkok

This year, the ministry is targeting to welcome 118,000 tourists from Thailand.

News 8 years ago

Wonderful Indonesia Festival in Bangkok to highlight popular Indonesian folklores

Themed "The Never Ending Story of Magical Land and Legends", the festival will be held for three days from Nov. 17 to 19 at Central World Square.

News 8 years ago

Award-winning Wonderful Indonesia video on display at Soekarno-Hatta airport

Titled "‎The Journey to a Wonderful World," the three-minute video showcases renowned destinations such as Jakarta, Wakatobi, Raja Ampat, North Sumatra, Lombok, Makassar and Banyuwangi with Louis Amstrong’s “What a Wonderful World” playing in the background.