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Indonesia’s new tourism website targets UK

Indonesia’s new tourism website targets UK

23 January 2014 Press Release Travel Technology News Tourism News

The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (MOTCE) for the Republic of Indonesia has launched a brand new tourism website dedicated to the UK market. The new site is Indonesia’s first official destination site in the UK and reflects MOTCE’s commitment to its largest European source market and the potential it sees for growth from the UK to Indonesia with its many attractive destinations.

New tourism website for Indonesia in UK

New tourism website for Indonesia in UK

The ministry of tourism and creative economy for the Republic of Indonesia has launched a brand new tourism website dedicated to the UK market. The new site is Indonesia’s first official destination site in the UK and reflects MOTCE’s commitment to its largest European source market and the potential it sees for growth from the UK to Indonesia with its many attractive destinations.

Indonesia appoints Hume Whitehead as UK representative

Indonesia appoints Hume Whitehead as UK representative

Officials at the ministry of tourism and creative economy in Indonesia have appointed Hume Whitehead as its representation office in the UK, following a competitive five-way pitch. The appointment marks the very first time the destination has had an office based in the UK and demonstrates Indonesia’s commitment to the market and recognition of its contribution to the country’s tourism economy.

New regulations to boost Indonesian yacht tourism

New regulations to boost Indonesian yacht tourism

14 December 2011 Cruise News

New presidential regulations have come into force in Indonesia making it easier for yachts to enter its territorial waters. The change in regulations is expected to boost investments, particularly in tourism and its supporting industries.

Indonesia hit by volcanic disruption

Indonesia hit by volcanic disruption

15 July 2011 Tourism News

With Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland and Chile’s Puyehue-Cordon Caulle having both faded from the headlines in recent months, it is now Indonesia’s turn to experience its share of volcanic disruption. Mount Lokon, on the Indonesian island Sulawesi, has begun to erupt, forcing thousands of local inhabitants to flee.

Yogyakarta reopens following volcanic eruption

Yogyakarta reopens following volcanic eruption

The Indonesian city of Yogyakarta has been declared safe and fully accessible for tourists following the eruption of the nearby Mount Merapi volcano last October. Most of the tourist infrastructure has not been affected by the eruption and the rapid response of the Indonesian authorities and the international community has allowed for a quick return to normality.