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Business 8 years ago

Tourist arrivals recorded at 9.25 million up to August

The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) announced on Monday that foreign tourist arrivals had reached 9.25 million up to August this year or a 25.68 percent increase year on year, compared to the previous corresponding period.

Business 8 years ago

Tourist arrivals up 21.57 percent in July

The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded a 21.57 percent increase in foreign tourist arrivals in July, to 1.35 million from 1.11 million in the previous month.

Business 9 years ago

Indonesia records 1.03 million tourist arrivals in January

The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded 1.03 million foreign tourist arrivals in January, a 26.58 percent increase from the figure in January, 2016, which stood at 814,300.

Business 9 years ago

Tourist arrivals miss target in November

Despite the government's ambitious target in tourism, foreign tourist arrivals as of November decreased compared to last year’s figure.

Business 9 years ago

Foreign tourist arrivals remain flat at 1 million in September

Foreign tourist arrivals numbered about 1 million in September, almost the same as the previous two months' figures, the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) said on Tuesday.

National 9 years ago

106 haj pilgrims face investigation in Jakarta

As many as 106 Indonesian haj pilgrims who had traveled to Mecca via Manila illegally by using fake Philippine passports will face investigations by legal enforcers for their violations against both Philippine and Indonesian immigration laws, an official has said.

National 10 years ago

Foreign tourist numbers in Bandung nearly doubles in April

The number of foreign tourists visiting the West Java capital, Bandung, increased by nearly 100 percent in April after the expansion of its airport, Central Statistics Agency (BPS) says.