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View all search resultsTourism 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.
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The picturesque Green Bowl Beach, the southernmost point of Bali, is seen on a sunny day. (thejakartapost.com/Raditya Margi)
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ourism Ministry together with Helloworld, one of the biggest travel agents in Melbourne, is offering Wonderful Indonesia Packages 2017 tour packages to the Melbourne residents from Nov. 20 until Dec. 3.
Located in Westfield Southland Melbourne, the promotion and selling activities are available from Nov. 20 until Dec. 3 whilst the activation event is held from Nov. 20 – 26.
“The response is very good because of the extremely affordable price. With only $1,189, you can go to Bali and stay for seven nights. We are offering six prices for different destinations,” told Emil Hadi Ridwan of The Ministry’s Visit Indonesia Tourism Officer (VITO).
“Australia contributes 10 percent to our target number for overseas tourists,” said the Ministry's strategic management special force, Priyantono Rudito.
“For access, we’ve partnered up with Garuda Indonesia, for accommodation we’ve partnered up with hotels in Bali and Lombok and the attractions has also been prepared by Bali and Lombok,” he added.
From the year of 2015 to 2016, the number of Australians traveling to Indonesia increased by 14 percent. (asw)
