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East Java sees surge in international tourists in Jan-Sep

Several districts and cities in East Java recorded a dramatic increase in the number of international tourist visits in the ...

Denpasar gov't, military, police clean mangrove ahead of G20 Summit

The Denpasar city government along with the military and police have cleaned the mangrove forest area in the Ngurah Rai City ...

Indonesia, Albania agree to intensify cooperation in trade, tourism

Indonesian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Albania, and North Macedonia Iwan Bogananta and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama agreed to ...

Preserving Belitung's mangroves to serve as global tourism area

Mangrove forests in Belitung District, Bangka Belitung Islands Province, not only prevent coastal abrasion but also serve as a ...

News Feature -- Competition seeks to change Banjarmasin residents' outlook on rivers

Alayung River, located in Sungai Andai village, North Banjarmasin sub-district, South Kalimantan, was once choked with shrubs, ...

News Focus -- Maintaining balance between tourism and conservation on Komodo Island

The polemic over the hiked entrance fee to Komodo Island surfaced over the past few days after President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) ...

Water hyacinth and concept of Lake Toba's tourism sustainability

The existence of water hyacinths has, since long, been a cause for concern in Lake Toba, North Sumatra, since the species is ...

HSU's taekwondo athletes grab four national medals

Three North Hulu Sungai's (HSU), South Kalimantan, taekwondo athletes grabbed four medals at the national '3rd XPON ...

Natuna holds cultural event for UNESCO Global Geopark preparations

The Natuna Tourism Office held an art and cultural event at Piwang Beach, Ranai, Natuna District, Riau Islands Province, on ...

G20 Indonesia -- Nam Salu Open Pit Geosite to be introduced to G20 delegates: official

The East Belitung District Government, Bangka Belitung Islands, will introduce the Nam Salu Open Pit Geosite, a historic tin ...