Indonesia is a vast archipelagic nation consisting of thousands of islands stretching across the Indian Ocean to the eastern edge of the Asian continental plate and the western edge of the Pacific Ocean. This archipelagic geography dictates the ebb and flow of life in Indonesia and contributes to its astounding natural and cultural diversity.
Destination: Indonesia
A Message from Panorama Destination Indonesia Hello from Indonesia! The summer season is well and truly underway now, with arrivals on the rise and lots of events coming up in the calendar. This includes the Indonesia Outdoor Festival from 4-7 […]
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Indonesia “Making Strides Towards Resurgence”: Tourism Minister
Sandiaga Uno, the Indonesian Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, has used the recent International Tourism Investment Forum (ITIF) to showcase some of the nation’s recent achievements, and provide an update on progress. “Last year,” noted the minister, “Indonesia attracted […]
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Marine Tourism Central to Development of Blue Economy
Indonesia has reiterated its commitment to developing tourism around the blue economy. On Sunday, 19 May, the Acting Governor of Bali, Sang Made Mahendra Jaya, was a keynote speaker at the World Water Forum. Speaking at a seminar entitled ‘Blue […]
READ MOREDestination: Indonesia
A Message from Panorama Destination Indonesia Hello from Indonesia! Peak holiday season is just around the corner, and there’s nowhere better to spend the summer than Indonesia! We are already seeing a steady uptick in clients travelling with us from […]
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Empowering Women in Tourism
“Tourism is evolving, and with it, the need for innovative, confident leaders who can drive sustainable and inclusive growth.” Women in Tourism Indonesia, a foundation dedicated to empowering communities and women in the tourism sector, recently held a special edition […]
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Indonesia the World’s Most Improved Tourism Destination: World Economic Forum
On 21 May, the World Economic Forum released their latest Travel and Tourism Development Index (TTDI). The results make interesting reading for tourism stakeholders in Indonesia, which has moved up 14 places to number 22 in the global rankings – […]
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