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Economy 2 years ago
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No inbound cancellations over mpox yet, says travel association
The IINTOA says the current mpox outbreak has not led to any canceled travel plans to Indonesia, but also noted that many travelers and tour operators seemed unaware of government curbs to prevent the disease's spread.
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago
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Indonesia eyes improved tourism, education partnerships with China
To foster people-to-people relations with China, Indonesia is negotiating more direct flights to the East Asian country as part of its attempt to attract tourists and expand scholarship cooperation to break the stigma against its partner.
Economy 2 years ago
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Indonesia losing out on foreign tourists to its neighbors: Sandiaga
At his weekly briefing on Monday, the tourism minister said Indonesia was losing foreign tourists and foreign exchange earnings from tourism expenditures, in part because of the country's lack of visa exemptions as well as major international events, such as Taylor Swift's Eras Tour.
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