THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND TOURISM
The Republic of Indonesia
In order to increase tourist arrivals to Indonesia and to improve the image of Indonesian tourism as the last year, The Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Republic of Indonesia takes part at MATTA FAIR 2007 Kuala Lumpur from 16 up to 18 Maret 2007 at Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia.
Especially at this exhibition, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism together with Indonesian industries consisting of 34 hotels/resorts/spas, and 21 tour operators, 2 restaurants, 1 airline, 5 associations, 4 Government Tourism Services visit Kuala Lumpur for selling and promoting their exciting products. It is hoped through this participation could get beneficial, least possible to offer and to sell their variety products to consumers at MATTA FAIR 2007.
The Ministry’s programs of the participation are as follows:
1. Indonesian Media Briefing will be held at 14.30 – 16.00 at Enggong Room Legend Hotel on March 15th 2007, by inviting 20 journalist and travel writer .
2. Table Top for Seller Indonesia will be held at 14.00 – 18.00 at Merak & Rajawali Room Legend Hotel on March 15th 2007 by inviting 50 buyers from Malaysia.
3. Indonesian Dinner will be held at 19.00 – 21.00 at Ball Room 2 & 3 Legend Hotel on March 15th 2007 (Invitation only) highlighted by traditional dances and music from West Sumatera during the function guests who are lucky will get door prize and all guest will be given a nice souvenirs.
4. Distribution of Indonesian promotional materials at the Ministry booth.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism has rent 12 booths (108 sqm) at different location, on Hall 3 likely no: 3169 - 3172; 3189 - 3192 next to the Malaysian Pavilion and the rest 4 booths on Hall 1 no: 1335-1338 in order to support West Sumatera Province as one of main destinations hoped could make business contact and business contracts with many buyers which participating at the said event, so please visit us !!!
We are well-aware that the total of tourist arrivals to Indonesia during 2006 almost 5 million visitors or decreased 4.1% compared to 2005 (5,002,101 visitors). The first huge share through 13 international entrance gates came through Ngurah Rai, Bali. The total of tourist arrivals through Ngurah Rai was 1,277,090 visitors or decrease 12.22% compared to 2005. The second huge share was from Sukarno-Hatta Airport, Jakarta with the total of 1,140,946 visitors or increased 3.23% compared to 2005. The third huge share was from Batam with the total of 998,580 visitors or decreased 2.25% compared to 2005.
Based on nationality in 2006 to Indonesia, mostly tourist arrivals was from Singapore 1,130,026 visitors. The second range came from Malaysia 560,061 visitors. The average of expenditure from visitor who came to Indonesia in 2006 was estimated US$ 913.09 per visit or US$ 100.48 per day, and the average of length of stay in 2006 was 9.09 days. The receipt from tourist sector in 2006 was 4,379,73 million or decreased 3.4% compared to 2005.
Total target of tourist arrivals to Indonesia in 2007 are 6 million visitors, especially for Malaysia could share 1 million visitors.
To attract more tourist arrivals to Indonesia, we are going to host PTM07 in Bali on 25-28 September 2007 at Bali International Convention Centre (BICC) – Westin Nusa Dua Hotel by inviting national and international sellers, national and international buyers and Medias as well, they are more than 1,000 companies. Beside that we also participate at many international tourism events such as ITB in Berlin, World Travel Market (WTM) in London, China International Travel Mart (CITM) in China, JATA in Japan and many more events should be participated.
Website : www.indonesiatourism.go.id
Website : www.my-indonesia.info
E-mail : promo@budpar.go.id
Minggu, 15 Juni 2008
BALI: friendly people, fascinating culture
BALI: friendly people, fascinating culture
Bali is one of thousands of beautiful islands in Indonesia, lies to the east of Java and the west of Lombok. Bali is well known as "The Goddess Island" or "The Island of The Thousand Puras/Temples." Bali is also associated with "Paradise", and not without reason. The combination of friendly, hospitable people, the physical beauty of the island, a magnificently visual culture infused with spirituality and (not least) spectacular beaches with great surfing and diving, and the year-round pleasant climate have made Bali Indonesia's unparalleled number one tourist attraction. That's why Bali is also a place regarded by many visitors as the "Ultimate Island". If it's not enough to convince you that Bali is so gorgeous, know this, the island of Bali is year after year voted by the readers of all major travel magazines as the most enchanting travel and holiday destination in the whole world.
Hence, what to do in Bali? The answer is endless. It depends entirely on you and yourself. Bali is a wonderful destination with something for everyone, and though heavily traveled, it is still easy to find some peace and quiet if you like. If you are a spa buff, you will find Bali as the world spa capital - from budget to most exclusive ones. If you are a beach lover, I'm sure you'll rate Bali among the top ten of your beach favorites. If you are an interior or fashion designer, Bali is the place where you can get the most unique and fresh ideas. Whatever you do, there is always a piece of Bali just right for you.
Yes, Bali is multidimensional. Culture, nature, arts, cuisine, sports, shopping, whatever - could be found at their most unique elements in Bali. Even doing nothing comes at its best in this Island of Paradise. During the Nyepi celebration - a yearly tradition where people observe silence, cease from doing any evil, cut out lights entirely. Unquestionably, it is the best remedial solution for your tired soul.
culture | lovers | family | sport | beachers | party | shoppers | general | contact | sitemap
Bali is one of thousands of beautiful islands in Indonesia, lies to the east of Java and the west of Lombok. Bali is well known as "The Goddess Island" or "The Island of The Thousand Puras/Temples." Bali is also associated with "Paradise", and not without reason. The combination of friendly, hospitable people, the physical beauty of the island, a magnificently visual culture infused with spirituality and (not least) spectacular beaches with great surfing and diving, and the year-round pleasant climate have made Bali Indonesia's unparalleled number one tourist attraction. That's why Bali is also a place regarded by many visitors as the "Ultimate Island". If it's not enough to convince you that Bali is so gorgeous, know this, the island of Bali is year after year voted by the readers of all major travel magazines as the most enchanting travel and holiday destination in the whole world.
Hence, what to do in Bali? The answer is endless. It depends entirely on you and yourself. Bali is a wonderful destination with something for everyone, and though heavily traveled, it is still easy to find some peace and quiet if you like. If you are a spa buff, you will find Bali as the world spa capital - from budget to most exclusive ones. If you are a beach lover, I'm sure you'll rate Bali among the top ten of your beach favorites. If you are an interior or fashion designer, Bali is the place where you can get the most unique and fresh ideas. Whatever you do, there is always a piece of Bali just right for you.
Yes, Bali is multidimensional. Culture, nature, arts, cuisine, sports, shopping, whatever - could be found at their most unique elements in Bali. Even doing nothing comes at its best in this Island of Paradise. During the Nyepi celebration - a yearly tradition where people observe silence, cease from doing any evil, cut out lights entirely. Unquestionably, it is the best remedial solution for your tired soul.
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World adventurer from Bandung arrives in India
Jeffrey Polnaja, a world adventurer from Bandung, arrived in New Delhi, India, early this month on board of his motorcycle, an e-mail from Jeffrey said on Tuesday.
Popularly known as Kang JJ, Jeffrey is now touring the world for a peace mission.
India was the 12th nation he visited after Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, China, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Tibet and Nepal.
He was also known as the first Asian adventurer managed to reach Vietnam legally thanks to the approval issued by the office of the Vietnamese deputy premier.
He is now waiting for a special permit to across Afghanistan and would continue his journey to the Middle East, African and European regions before arriving back home early in 2008.
Entheme with `Ride for Peace,` his adventure was supported by some motorcycle clubs at home, including HDCI (Harley Davidson Club Indonesia), HOG (Harley Owners Group), Biker Brotherhood, BMCI (BMW Motorcycles Club Indonesia), ISHD (Ikatan Sport HD), MBC (Motor Besar Club), and MACI (Motor Antik Club Indonesia). (*)
culture | lovers | family | sport | beachers | party | shoppers | general | contact | sitemap
Popularly known as Kang JJ, Jeffrey is now touring the world for a peace mission.
India was the 12th nation he visited after Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, China, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Tibet and Nepal.
He was also known as the first Asian adventurer managed to reach Vietnam legally thanks to the approval issued by the office of the Vietnamese deputy premier.
He is now waiting for a special permit to across Afghanistan and would continue his journey to the Middle East, African and European regions before arriving back home early in 2008.
Entheme with `Ride for Peace,` his adventure was supported by some motorcycle clubs at home, including HDCI (Harley Davidson Club Indonesia), HOG (Harley Owners Group), Biker Brotherhood, BMCI (BMW Motorcycles Club Indonesia), ISHD (Ikatan Sport HD), MBC (Motor Besar Club), and MACI (Motor Antik Club Indonesia). (*)
culture | lovers | family | sport | beachers | party | shoppers | general | contact | sitemap
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