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The euphoria of tourism development in Indonesia as one of the leading industries of the country’s economy requires proper planning and an advanced strategy to maintain its sustainability. This chapter discusses strategies used by the Indonesian government for the implementation of sustainable tourism development. The strategy comprises three tourism programs: sustainable destination, sustainable observatory, and sustainable certification. The discussion developed in this chapter stresses that sustainable programs require serious commitment from the government and a carefully developed framework that suits the Indonesian context. Further, the proposed programs have to be introduced in closely monitored stages and are perhaps best developed through a certification program that may encourage positive impacts.

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Tourism has long been considered an important sector in Indonesia. Not only it has a significant contribution to the economy, the sector also has substantial impacts on the social, cultural, and environmental aspects of the nation. Just like in other emerging countries, sustainability is not an easy concept to implement, especially in the tourism industry. The trade-offs between short-term benefits (e.g., employment, revenue, contribution to GDP, economic growth, etc.) and long-term interests (e.g., environmental sustainability, protection of cultural heritage, etc.) are one of the most challenging issues faced by all relevant tourism stakeholders. This chapter aims to examine the emergence, development, and challenges of sustainable tourism thought and practices in Indonesia. It provides a brief reflection of what had been achieved up to a pre-COVID 19 period, followed by a description of how the pandemic has adversely disrupted the industry. The chapter also proposes several important potential directions and challenges for the future of tourism sustainability in the ‘new normal’ Indonesia.

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PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia or Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation, has rebranded as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation. As part of PT Aviasi Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) or InJourney, in accordance with Government Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia Number 72 of 2021 and Government Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia Number 104 of 2021. InJourney is present as a holding ecosystem of State-Owned Enterprises in the aviation and tourism sectors in Indonesia, committed to bringing Indonesia's hospitality and cultural diversity to the world, encouraging the revival of the tourism sector, and orchestrating collaboration and integration in the tourism industry.InJourney Tourism Development Corporation is a company that focuses on the development and management of integrated tourism areas in Indonesia, for 50 years has successfully managed The Nusa Dua "Bali's Finest Family-Friendly Resort Haven", a famous tourism area in the south of the island of Bali. The area has become a popular vacation destination thanks to the presence of many luxury hotels within the area. The development of The Nusa Dua began in 1974 as the World Bank's first tourism project for Indonesia, and has now become a benchmark for future destinations.The Nusa Dua area is equipped with international-standard infrastructure, accommodation, and meeting facilities, making the area host to various official international events such as APEC 2013, Bali Democratic Forum, Miss World 2013, and IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meetings 2018 and G20 Presidency in 2022.In addition to The Nusa Dua, InJourney Tourism Development Corporation is also entrusted with the development of The Mandalika area in Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), which has an area of 1,175 hectares. The Mandalika "The Ultimate Lifestyle Sportstainment Destination" has been a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) since 2017 and has attracted an investment of USD 1.3 billion. Currently, The Mandalika is being created as a world-class tourism destination with various international facilities and attractions, including Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, which hosts world motorcycle racing events such as WSBK, MotoGP and Asian Road Racing Championship (ARRC).Not only that, InJourney Tourism Development Corporation also received the third assignment from the Government to develop The Golo Mori "Sustainable Marine-Based MICE Tourism Destination" area in West Manggarai Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). Within this area is a world-class convention center, the Golo Mori Convention Center (GMCC), which offers stunning views overlooking Rinca Island. With international-standard Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) facilities, GMCC has become the venue for the 2023 ASEAN Summit. In addition, GMCC is also equipped with a Beach Club and Pier, making The Golo Mori a new tourism icon in the Labuan Bajo area and is being prepared to become a new Tourism Special Economic Zone in Indonesia.Company Profile ITDC: Download here

We are pleased to extend an invitation to you to consider investing in the Mandalika Special Economic Zone, a world-class destination located on the island of Lombok, Indonesia.Managed by the Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), the Mandalika Special Economic Zone is a 1,175-hectare integrated development that features a unique combination of natural and cultural attractions, including pristine beaches, lush forests, and historical landmarks. The zone is envisioned to be a sustainable tourism destination that promotes responsible development, social inclusivity, and environmental conservation.One of the highlights of the Mandalika Special Economic Zone is the 4.3-kilometer circuit that was specially designed to hold MotoGP and World Superbike races. The circuit, which has been certified by the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), is the first in Indonesia and one of the few in Southeast Asia. It is expected to attract thousands of visitors every year and to boost the local economy significantly.As an investor, you will have the opportunity to participate in one of the most exciting developments in Southeast Asia today. You will be able to contribute to the growth of Indonesia's tourism industry, which is expected to become a major driver of the country's economy in the years to come. You will also benefit from the zone's strategic location, which is easily accessible from major cities in Asia, including Singapore, Hong Kong, and Kuala Lumpur.Moreover, the Mandalika Special Economic Zone offers a range of investment opportunities across various sectors, including hospitality, real estate, entertainment, and infrastructure. Whether you are interested in building a luxury resort, a residential complex, or a theme park, we have the expertise and resources to help you turn your vision into reality.We believe that the Mandalika Special Economic Zone is a unique investment opportunity that offers attractive returns, as well as significant social and environmental benefits. We invite you to explore this opportunity further and to join us in building a sustainable and prosperous future for Indonesia.Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or if you would like to schedule a visit to the Mandalika Special Economic Zone. We look forward to hearing from you soon.Sincerely,Ari Respati,CEO, Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC)

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BUSINESS LINES

To conduct business in the tourism sector, as well as optimize the utilization of the Company's resources to produce high-quality and highly competitive goods and or services to gain/pursue profits to improve Company value by applying the principles of a Limited Liability Company, the Company carries out main business activities and other business activities.

Destination Owner

Destination Owner is ITDC’s core business line since its establishment in 1973. Through this business line, ITDC offers land leasing in tourism destinations owned and managed by ITDC, namely The Nusa Dua anda The Mandalika, for business commercial actvities. As the owner of The Nusa Dua and The Mandalika, ITDC’s role includes developing masterplans, building complex infrastructure that is of international standard, and developing an investment system that is attractive for investors to invest in both destinations.As a destination owner, ITDC’s income sources consisting of Minimum Compensation, namely the income of compensation received by the Company on land leases that are billed quarterly during the lease period under the LUDA; Percentage Compensation, which is an additional income received by the Company in an operating period based on a certain percentage of gross sales from each lot rented by the investor; One Time Compensation, namely the source of land rent income paid at the beginning the next few years; and Other Compensations, namely the source of land rental income with a smaller size and its allocation as supporting infrastructure.Land leasing business in tourism destination for business commercial activitiesTarget Customers• Hotel Tenants• CommercialRevenue Model• Leasing Fee

Productive Asset Investor

This business line manages ITDC’s investment in productive assets within the tourism destination managed by ITDC. For example, ITDC has a stake in the Courtyard Marriott and Mercure Hotels located in the Nusa Dua, Bali, and star hotels in The Mandalika, one of which is Pullman Mandalika. Through this business line ITDC can also invest in MICE facilities, commercial areas, and leading attractions, one of which is the Mandalika Street Circuit which will be the venue for MotoGP and World SBK starting in 2021.The Productive Asset Investor business line aims to increase company revenue and ensure that the quality of productive assets in the tourism complex managed by ITDC has world-class standards that are ITDC's commitment. This business line is managed by ITDC’s subsidiary namely PT ITDC Nusantara Properti or INP.In addition to targeting the upper-middle-class tourists, this business line also targets visitors with the aim of business and procurement of national and international eventsTarget Customers• TouristsRevenue Model• Room Rate• Dividend• Profit-Sharing

Utilities Provider

Through the Utilities Provider business line, ITDC develops and provides various supporting facilities in the tourism destinations developed by ITDC, such as water treatment, solid and liquid waste treatment, gas and electricity supply, and other supporting infrastructure. This business line is managed by ITDC’s subsidiary namely ITDC Nusantara Utilities (INU).In The Nusa Dua, this business also includes the arrangement of commercial parking and the procurement of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), while at The Mandalika it includes processing desalination of seawater into clean water and in the future, there is a discourse on the procurement of renewable energy. ITDC consumers in this business line are tenants in the tourism area managed by ITDC, as well as PLN (State-owned enterprise).Target Customers· Utilities, Tenants, and PLNRevenue Model· Sales of clean water

Destination Management

ITDC Destination Management Organization (DMO), a new line of business for ITDC, presents an alluring feature for its partners given what is unquestionable capability and experience building, developing, and managing The Nusa Dua over 46 years.The tourism area needs integrated management from planning to operatorship. ITDC provides this service for landowners, both private and regional governments, who want to develop their land into an integrated tourism area. These services range from helping regional owners make plans or commonly referred to as master planning, conducting feasibility studies, making business models, promoting destinations and attracting investment and funding to the formation of regional operations plans.Target Customers• Destination owner• Government (assignment)Revenue Model• Management fee

Mandalika Urban and Tourism Infrastucture Project

Currently ITDC is in the process of financing program with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank ("AIIB") to develop a basic infrastructure facilities in the Mandalika tourism area on the island of Lombok ("Project"). The project covering an area of 1,250 Ha aims to create new job opportunities, improve the economy of the community, increase the country's foreign exchange, protect and preserve local culture, nature and the environment.Although this Project is focused on The Mandalika, it is expected that the impact of its development will also provide benefits in the wider region, support sustainable development, reduce poverty in Central Lombok Regency in particular and West Nusa Tenggara Province in general, and contribute to the Indonesian tourism competitiveness as a whole.

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

Grow your business with Indonesia Tourism Development Cooperation projects in developing new tourism area in Indonesia with high standarts.

E-PROCUREMENT

e-Procurement for the means of procurement of goods / services, inter-unit procurement information, in accordance with the Guidelines for procurement of goods / services applicable at PT. Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) which is done online application facilities.

OUR MILESTONES

ITDC's vision is to become a world class tourism destination developer that is offering world class tourism infrastructure, facilities, and attractions.

TESTIMONIAL

"I am satisfied after seeing the progress of The Mandalika Circuit construction. I am very enthusiastic about The Mandalika Circuit because it is the first circuit for MotoGP with the concept of street race, yet equipped with facilities like a permanent circuit, such as CoEx building with paddock, hotel, and hospital. I am very optimistic this circuit will be an icon for being the first and wonderful street circuit.”

Carmelo Ezpeleta

CEO DORNA Sports SL

"Today we are very happy to see the progress of The Mandalika Circuit construction. Although the design is still in the process of confirmation, the construction of the circuit is clearly visible, and we are confident of MGPA's hard work in the 18 months going forward, construction can be completed and MotoGP can be held in Indonesia. We look forward to coming back to Indonesia, an important country for motor sports because of the huge fan base. “Besides, bringing MotoGP back to Indonesia is a beautiful gift from the Government to the people of Indonesia, bearing in mind that Indonesia has a very large motor racing fan base. We are sure that MotoGP in Indonesia will be successful, sold out, and bring many tourists to Indonesia, "

Carlos Ezpeleta

Sporting Director DORNA

"For sure, MUI will participate in promoting The Mandalika, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara to all regions across Indonesia"

K.H. Ma’ruf Amin

Wakil Presiden RI 2019 - 2024

"Indonesia will be very active in submitting bids to host various events and world-class sports activities. There are many destinations that can be maximized for sports tourism. This event serves as the starting point for the development of events and attractions in Mandalika for four-wheeled racing. In the 2023 season, the Porsche Sprint Challenge will take place, promoting The Mandalika to the world"

Dr. H. Sandiaga Salahuddin Uno, B.B.A., M.B.A.

Menteri Kemenparekraf RI

"GMCC is not just a new MICE facility, but also a symbol of our commitment to enhance infrastructure and tourist attractions in Eastern Indonesia. GMCC is also equipped with excellent facilities, including a beach club, observation deck, and wooden pier."

Erick Thohir

Menteri Badan Usaha Milik Negara

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JDM Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024: Sesi Latihan (Free Practice) Para Pembalap Siap Bertanding di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit

The Mandalika, 29 April 2024 – Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024 resmi digelar perdana hari ini, (29/4), di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, Lombok Tengah, Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB). Hari pertama dimulai dengan sesi latihan yang menegangkan sebelum berlanjut ke sesi race yang akan berlangsung pada hari kedua (30/4).Sesi latihan 1 (Free Practice 1), sorotan tertuju pada Ahmad Fadillah Alam, driver dari kelas Street B, yang berhasil mencatatkan waktu 1 menit 43,563 detik. Posisi kedua disusul Luckas Dwinanda, pengemudi dari kelas Street B, dengan catatan waktu 1 menit 45,402 detik. Tidak kalah hebatnya, Fitra Eri dari kelas Standard berhasil meraih posisi ketiga dengan waktu memukau 1 menit 51,714 detik.Sementara itu, pada sesi latihan 2 (Free Practice 2), Luckas Dwinanda, driver dari kelas Street B berhasil menjadi yang tercepat dengan catatan waktu 1 menit 44,639 detik. Posisi kedua dan ketiga berhasil diamankan oleh Fitra Eri dari kelas Standard dan Street B dengan 1 menit 51,324 detik dan 1 menit 51,640 detik.Direktur Utama MGPA, Priandhi Satria menyampaikan, “Seluruh rangkaian balapan pada hari pertama JDM Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024 berjalan dengan gemilang. Lintasan sirkuit di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit mempertegas kualitasnya, menjadikan setiap sesi balapan, dari latihan hingga race, semakin seru.”Untuk jadwal hari kedua, akan diadakan sesi Kualifikasi, Race Time Attack 1, Race Time Attack 2, Subaru Exhibition, dan Time Attack Final.Sementara itu, Ketua Pelaksana JDM Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024 Yahya Adi Nugroho mengatakan, “Kami sangat bersemangat menyambut sesi kualifikasi dan balapan yang akan berlangsung pada 30 April 2024. Ini merupakan awal dari perjalanan kami untuk penyelenggaraan kompetisi time attack pertama di Sirkuit Mandalika.”

Adhyaksa International Run 2024 Sukses Terselenggara di The Nusa Dua

The Nusa Dua, 28 April 2024 – Adhyaksa International Run (AIR) 2024, sukses terselenggara di Peninsula Island, The Nusa Dua, kawasan yang dikelola oleh InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) pada Sabtu, 27 April 2024. AIR 2024 adalah event lari berskala internasional, yang melibatkan pelari nasional dan internasional, yang diselenggarakan oleh Tunas Muda Adhyaksa, yang bertujuan untuk menyuarakan keadilan dan persamaan pada dunia.AIR 2024 dibagi dalam 2 kategori, yaitu 10 km dan 5 km, dengan jumlah pelari yang mencapai 2.000 orang. Diantaranya berasal dari negara-negara ASEAN, Jepang, Luxemburg, USA, Denmark serta Indonesia. Bertajuk “Find Your Pace”, AIR 2024 dimeriahkan oleh penampilan RAN, Diskopantera, dan beberapa artis papan atas nasional, dengan doorprize yang sangat menarik.Acara dimulai pukul 06.00 WITA dengan sesi warm up, disusul dengan flag off 10K dan 5K yang dilakukan oleh Jaksa Agung RI Dr. ST Burhanuddin, SH., MH. didampingi Ketua Komisi Kejaksaan Prof Dr. Pujiyono Suwadi, SH., MH., Jaksa Agung Muda Intelijen Prof Dr. Reda Manthovani, SH., LLM., Jaksa Agung Pembinaan Dr. Bambang Sugeng Rukmono, SH., MH. Ketua Umum Persatuan Jaksa Indonesia (Persaja) Dr. Amir Yanto SH,.MH., Staf Ahli Jaksa Agung Dr. Narendra Jatna, SH., LLM., Kepala Kejaksaan Tinggi Bali Dr. Ketut Sumedana, SH., MH turut hadir juga para sponsor dan undangan lainnya.General Manager The Nusa Dua I Made Agus Dwiatmika mengatakan, ”Kami sangat berbahagia atas suksesnya penyelenggaraan event lari bergengsi ini. Kami berharap AIR 2024 menjadi agenda wisata olahraga yang menarik di Bali, serta meningkatkan minat masyarakat terhadap olahraga lari sebagai bagian dari pengembangan sport tourism di Indonesia. Dengan suksesnya penyelenggaraan AIR 2024 ini, kami berharap dapat mempromosikan kawasan The Nusa Dua, khususnya Pulau Peninsula, sebagai salah satu spot wisata menarik di Bali, yang sangat cocok dimanfaatkan sebagai venue berolahraga seperti lari, dengan suguhan pemandangan yang sangat indah.”Pulau Peninsula, sebuah pulau dengan luas 5 hektar yang terletak di ujung kawasan The Nusa Dua dan menghadap Samudera Hindia, dapat digunakan untuk berbagai kegiatan side event Meeting, Incentive, Conference, Exhibition (MICE). Pulau ini dilengkapi dengan fasilitas open stage, helipad standard Chinook, stage Kecak yang mampu menampung 600 orang, serta objek wisata alam Water Blow. Sebelumnya, Pulau Peninsula, telah menjadi venue event sport, termasuk BCA Bali Run 2017, Bali International Night Run 2018 dan annual event Run to Give. “Sebagai pengelola kawasan The Nusa Dua, kami membuka ruang kerjasama seluas-luasnya bagi pelaku pariwisata dan penyelenggara event untuk menggelar  berbagai event bergengsi di kawasan The Nusa Dua. Kelengkapan fasilitas kawasan dan event venue baik indoor maupun outdoor yang sudah terpercaya dalam penyelenggaraan berbagai event bertaraf nasional maupun internasional,” tutup Made Agus.

Menelusuri Pesona Keindahan Mandalika Serunya Konvoi JDM Funday Mandalika 2024!

The Mandalika, 27 April 2024 – Menyambut gelaran Japan Domestic Market (JDM) Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024 di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, kawasan The Mandalika, Lombok Tengah yang dikelola oleh InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) bersama Mandalika Grand Prix Association (MGPA), mengajak para driver JDM Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024, untuk menyusuri keindahan kawasan The Mandalika dengan mengadakan konvoi pada hari ini, Sabtu (27/4). Acara konvoi ini dimulai dari Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, menuju Kantor Gubernur Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB), dan berakhir di Kuta Beach Park (KBP), memberikan pengalaman yang mengagumkan bagi para pengemudi JDM Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024 yang hadir. Direktur Operasi ITDC Troy Warokka menyatakan, "Langkah ini merupakan upaya untuk memperkuat posisi Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit dan Kawasan The Mandalika sebagai destinasi utama sport & entertainment tourism. Sebagai wadah bagi komunitas otomotif untuk berinteraksi, kami berharap Mandalika akan semakin dikenal sebagai destinasi dengan pesona alam yang menarik bagi para pecinta otomotif, serta menjadi daya tarik utama dalam industri otomotif.”Dalam acara hari ini, JDM Run yang merupakan komunitas mobil sport Japanese Domestic Market terbesar di Indonesia, akan turut meramaikan dengan menghadirkan 85 mobil Jepang performa tinggi dari berbagai daerah di Indonesia. Para peserta akan berlomba dalam kompetisi Time Attack yang menantang, dengan pembagian kategori berdasarkan tingkat pengalaman dan jenis kendaraan yang digunakan. Hal ini diharapkan dapat memberikan kesempatan bagi para pengemudi dengan berbagai tingkat pengalaman untuk merasakan tantangan yang sesuai, sambil menyajikan aksi balap yang memukau bagi para penonton.Sementara itu, Direktur Utama MGPA Priandhi Satria mengatakan, “Ini merupakan inisiatif kami untuk mempromosikan keindahan alam The Mandalika kepada komunitas otomotif, sehingga mereka dapat menikmati pengalaman unik dari konvoi melewati rute yang indah dan menarik. Mengajak para driver JDM Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024 untuk menjelajahi kawasan The Mandalika,  kami berharap dapat memberikan wawasan baru mengenai potensi wisata, serta meningkatkan minat wisatawan untuk mengunjungi The Mandalika kedepannya.”JDM Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024 yang akan digelar pada tanggal 28 April hingga 1 Mei 2024 di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit dimulai pukul. Gelaran ini akan menjadi balap roda empat kedua yang digelar di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, menandai awal dari serangkaian acara olahraga otomotif yang menarik di kawasan The Mandalika. Melalui gelaran JDM Funday Time Attack 2024, dapat memperkuat positioning Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit sebagai tuan rumah untuk gelaran balap roda-4.“Kami berharap JDM Funday Mandalika Time Attack 2024 akan memulai semangat baru dalam industri otomotif dan pariwisata. ITDC mendukung program aktivasi olahraga otomotif di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, dengan tujuan meningkatkan dampak positif bagi perekonomian NTB, khususnya sektor pariwisata. Melalui kegiatan ini, kami berharap dapat memperluas minat masyarakat Indonesia terhadap olahraga otomotif dan memperkuat posisi The Mandalika sebagai destinasi 'sport and entertainment tourism' di Indonesia. Dengan demikian, gelaran ini diharapkan tidak hanya memberikan pengalaman berharga bagi peserta, tetapi juga dampak positif yang berkelanjutan bagi pertumbuhan ekonomi dan kesejahteraan masyarakat lokal di sekitar The Mandalika.” tutup Troy.

Indonesian GP 2024 : Harga Khusus 50% Selama Periode Early Bird

Jakarta, 26 April 2024 – MotoGP 2024 - Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia (IndonesianGP), yang digelar oleh InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) dan Mandalika Grand Prix Association (MGPA), siap dijual untuk tiket early bird hari ini, 26 April 2024 hingga 5 Mei 2024. Special price selama periode early bird, mulai dari Rp 350.000, dan tersedia sangat terbatas.Beberapa kategori tiket MotoGP 2024 - Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia (IndonesianGP) yang tersedia yaitu: Premium Grandstand (Zona A, B, J, K), Regular Grandstand (Zona C, D, E, F, G, H I), dan Festival - GA. Tiket Premium Grandstand Zone A (Sabtu - Minggu) dibanderol dengan harga Rp 1.250.000, Premium Grandstand Zone B (Sabtu - Minggu) Rp 1.150.000, sementara zone Premium Grandstand J, K (Sabtu - Minggu) dibanderol dengan harga Rp 1.000.000.Untuk Regular Grandstand Zone C (Sabtu - Minggu) Rp 750.000, Regular Grandstand Zone D, H, I (Sabtu - Minggu) Rp 500.000, Regular Grandstand Zone E, F, G (Sabtu - Minggu) Rp 400.000. Selain itu, Tiket Festival (Sabtu - Minggu) dibanderol dengan harga Rp 350.000.Direktur Utama ITDC Ari Respati menyatakan, "Periode Early Bird ini memberikan kesempatan bagi para pecinta balap motor untuk mendapatkan tiket dengan harga yang terjangkau, sehingga para penggemar balap dapat turut serta meramaikan kemeriahan MotoGP 2024 - Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia (IndonesianGP). Kami berkomitmen untuk menyediakan pengalaman balap yang tak terlupakan bagi semua pengunjung.”ITDC dan MGPA menyediakan website resmi untuk pembelian tiket MotoGP 2024 - Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia (IndonesianGP). “Kami berharap dapat memberikan kemudahan bagi masyarakat yang ingin membeli tiket secara praktis dan dapat merasakan langsung pengalaman seru dari Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia," imbuh Ari.Pembelian tiket Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia periode early bird dapat diakses melalui platform resmi  www.themandalikagp.com. Sementara itu, Direktur Utama MGPA Priandhi Satria mengatakan, “Dengan harga terjangkau, kami mengajak masyarakat Indonesia untuk ikut serta dalam kemeriahan ajang balap motor paling bergengsi, MotoGP 2024 - Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia (IndonesianGP), dengan hadir langsung ke Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit.”IndonesianGP 2024, akan berlangsung pada 27-29 September 2024 mendatang di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, Kab. Lombok Tengah, Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB). Tidak hanya menawarkan aksi balap motor yang seru, tetapi juga menyajikan berbagai side event menarik. Dimana pengunjung dapat menikmati festival F&B, pertunjukan live music, bazar merchandise, dan masih banyak lagi. Side event ini tentunya memberikan pengalaman bagi para penggemar dan pengunjung.Gelaran IndonesianGP 2024 adalah gelaran keempat di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit. Kesuksesan ini, tentunya memberikan dampak positif bagi masyarakat NTB dan pengembangan kawasan The Mandalika. Hal ini, menarik minat banyak penyelenggara event otomotif dan olahraga lainnya. Dengan dukungan dan partisipasi masyarakat Indonesia, kami yakin bahwa IndonesianGP 2024 akan kembali mencapai kesuksesan yang lebih tinggi dibandingkan tahun sebelumnya. Konsistensi event ini, menjadikan magnet bagi penggiat event, dan investor, baik dalam skala nasional maupun internasional, yang akan mendukung pengembangan kawasan The Mandalika, sebagai sport & entertainment destination di Indonesia,” tutup Ari.

SIRKUIT MANDALIKA GELAR JDM RUN 2024, TIME ATTACK MOBIL SPORTS JDM TERBESAR DI INDONESIA PADA 28 APRIL – 1 MEI 2024

Jakarta, 21 April 2024 – Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit di Lombok, Nusa Tenggara Barat, yang dikelola oleh InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) anak perusahaan Holding BUMN Pariwisata dan Pendukungnya InJourney, akan menjadi tuan rumah Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) Funday untuk pertama kalinya. Setelah kesuksesan JDM Funday di Sentul International Circuit enam tahun yang lalu, JDM Run kembali menggelar kegiatan Time Attack yang dikhususkan untuk para pecinta mobil sport Jepang pada tanggal 28 April - 1 Mei 2024.Kegiatan ini terselenggara berkat kerjasama antara JDM Run, ITDC dan Mandalika Grand Prix Association (MGPA). JDM Run merupakan komunitas mobil sport Japanese Domestic Market terbesar di Indonesia. Sebanyak 85 mobil Jepang performa tinggi dari seluruh Indonesia akan hadir di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit untuk bersaing dalam kompetisi Time Attack. Kegiatan ini merupakan proyek uji coba pertama di Mandalika International Circuit bagi JDM Run.Setiap peserta akan dikelompokkan berdasarkan tingkat pengalaman dalam berkendara dan jenis kendaraan yang digunakan. Peserta akan dibagi menjadi tiga kategori berdasarkan pengalaman, yaitu Non-Experienced, Experienced, dan Pro. Sedangkan untuk kendaraan, akan dibagi menjadi tiga kelas, yaitu Standard Class, Street Class, dan Race Class. Dengan pembagian ini, setiap peserta akan memiliki kesempatan untuk bersaing dalam kelompok yang sesuai dengan kemampuan mereka, sehingga menciptakan kompetisi yang adil dan menarik. Format Time Attack yang dihadirkan disusun sedemikian rupa sehingga ramah bagi peserta yang belum memiliki pengalaman balap mobil, akan tetapi tetap menantang bagi peserta yang sudah berpengalaman.“Melalui pembagian kelas tersebut, setiap peserta diharapkan dapat merasakan keseruan yang sama walau kemampuan berkendara maupun spesifikasi kendaraan mereka berbeda-beda, karena pada hakikatnya masing-masing peserta akan berjuang untuk menorehkan catatan waktu terbaik mereka sendiri (Personal Best Lap),” kata Ketua Pelaksana JDM Funday Mandalika 2024, Yahya Adi Nugroho.JDM Funday Mandalika 2024 terselenggara berkat dukungan dari berbagai pihak. Kolaborasi antara JDM Run, InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) dan Mandalika Grand Prix Association (MGPA) merupakan faktor kunci dalam memastikan kesuksesan persiapan, promosi, dan penyelenggaraan JDM Funday Mandalika 2024. Sinergi ini menunjukkan komitmen bersama untuk menghadirkan acara yang berkualitas dan berkesan bagi semua pihak yang terlibat.Direktur Pemasaran dan Program Pariwisata PT Aviasi Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero) atau InJourney, Maya Watono, berharap acara ini akan memperkuat posisi Mandalika sebagai sport and entertainment tourism. “Sejauh ini, Mandalika biasanya hanya dipakai untuk ajang balap motor roda dua. Event ini sebagai langkah kami dalam mempersiapkan Mandalika International Circuit untuk balapan roda empat setelah sebelumnya Porsche juga pernah berlaga di Mandalika melalui ajang Porsche Sprint Challenge,” ujarnya.Sementara Direktur Operasi ITDC, Troy Warokka mengungkapkan, ITDC mendukung penuh semua program aktivasi olahraga otomotif di sirkuit Pertamina Mandalika karena akan memberikan dampak positif untuk ekonomi NTB utamanya sektor pariwisata. ”Kami mengucapkan terima kasih kepada Kementerian BUMN, InJourney Group, MGPA, Ikatan Motor Indonesia, Pemerintah Daerah serta para stakeholders lainnya atas dukungan serta kepercayaan mereka terhadap terselenggaranya JDM Funday Mandalika 2024 pada tanggal 28 April hingga 1 Mei mendatang,” kata Troy Warokka.“Kami akan terus mengupayakan agar JDM Funday Mandalika 2024 dapat terselenggara dengan sukses dan memberikan manfaat semua pihak yang terlibat. Diharapkan acara di Mandalika International Circuit kali ini dapat menjadi sebuah momentum yang berharga bagi para penggemar mobil sport Jepang serta industri Motor Sport di Indonesia,” ujar Direktur Utama MGPA, Priandi Satria.Penyelenggara berharap, melalui JDM Funday Mandalika 2024, dapat membuka pintu bagi para penggemar mobil sport untuk terjun aktif ke dunia Motorsport dan membentuk pengendara yang bertanggung jawab baik di dalam lingkungan sirkuit maupun di jalan umum. Selain itu, acara ini tidak hanya menjadi ajang kompetisi, tetapi juga menjadi sarana untuk mempromosikan keselamatan berkendara dan semangat sportivitas di antara para penggemar mobil sport.

ITDC Mencatat Angka Menggembirakan, Kunjungan Wisatawan Pecah Selama Libur Lebaran Di Kawasan Pariwisata Yang Dikelola

Jakarta, 19 April 2024 - InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) mencatat kunjungan wisatawan yang cukup tinggi di kawasan The Mandalika dan The Nusa Dua selama libur Lebaran tahun ini.  ITDC mencatat jumlah kunjungan wisatawan ke kawasan The Mandalika selama libur Lebaran tahun 2024, periode tanggal 8-18 April mencapai 47.786 orang. Puncak kunjungan wisatawan mencapai 13.835 orang terjadi pada Rabu, (17/4), bertepatan dengan lebaran Topat, menjadi momen perayaan bagi masyarakat Suku Sasak untuk mengunjungi pantai di sekitar kawasan. Jumlah kunjungan wisatawan tersebut didominasi oleh wisatawan domestik (wisdom) mencapai 39.628 orang, mayoritas berasal dari Lombok dengan jumlah kunjungan 29.721 orang, diikuti oleh wisatawan asal Sumbawa dengan 3.963 orang, dan disusul oleh wisatawan mancanegara (wisman) mencapai 4.403 orang.Kawasan The Mandalika, memiliki beberapa spot menarik favorit bagi wisatawan yaitu Bazaar Mandalika, Kuta Beach Park (KBP), Bukit Merese, Pantai Tanjung Aan, Seger dan serenting, serta Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit. Selain itu, program Lampaq di Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit juga sukses mencatat jumlah kunjungan wisatawan mencapai 2.245 orang, menunjukkan tingginya animo masyarakat untuk menikmati keindahan sirkuit.  Sementara itu, kawasan The Nusa Dua, jumlah kunjungan wisatawan ke Daya Tarik Wisata (DTW) Water Blow, Peninsula Island, The Nusa Dua, mencatat kunjungan mencapai hampir 3.000 orang pada periode libur Lebaran, dengan rata-rata kunjungan mencapai 500 orang per hari. Angka ini meningkat 87% dibandingkan periode libur Lebaran tahun lalu.Direktur Utama ITDC Ari Respati menyatakan, “Selama libur lebaran tahun ini, berdasarkan pemantauan dari posko lebaran seru yang kami dirikan, wisatawan yang berkunjung rata-rata membawa serta anggota keluarga, untuk menikmati keindahan kawasan The Mandalika dan The Nusa Dua. Kegiatan yang paling diminati oleh wisatawan di kawasan The Mandalika adalah mengunjungi KBP dan menikmati keindahan sunset di Bukit Merese. Di kawasan The Nusa Dua, wisatawan menikmati berbagai atraksi seperti Kecak and Barong Dance, Devdan Show, Museum Pasifika, dan fasilitas kawasan yang tersedia menjadi daya tarik utama”.  Selain itu, kawasan The Nusa Dua telah mencatat rata-rata tingkat hunian atau okupansi selama libur Lebaran 2024, juga mengalami peningkatan mencapai 81% meningkat 3,35% dari tingkat okupansi libur Lebaran 2023 sebesar 78,37%. ITDC optimis kunjungan wisatawan ke The Nusa Dua, akan mengalami peningkatan pada TW II tahun 2024, dengan adanya berbagai event menarik seperti Konferensi Jaksa ASEAN, Musrenbang yang dirangkaikan dengan Adhyaksa International Run pada bulan April. Konferensi Pariwisata PBB (UNWTO) dan World Water Forum 2024 pada bulan Mei, serta Bali and Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) 2024 pada bulan Juni.“Dalam menyempurnakan pengalaman liburan, ITDC menjadi destinasi wisata lengkap, dengan memenuhi kebutuhan rekreasi dan pengalaman yang mendalam bagi wisatawan, kami berharap dapat memberikan kontribusi positif bagi perkembangan pariwisata di Indonesia. Kami juga berharap kunjungan wisatawan terus meningkat hingga akhir tahun,” tutup Ari.

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Exploring the Potential of a Multi-Level Approach to Advance the Development of the Medical Tourism Industry in Indonesia

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• 1 Applied Health Science Department, Vocational Education Program, Universitas Indonesia, Depok, Indonesia.
• 2 Institute of Science, Istanbul University, Fatih, Istanbul, Turkey.
• PMID: 38601077
• PMCID: PMC11005321
• DOI: 10.1177/11786329241245231

Nowadays, the global medical tourism market size has grown quite rapidly, with a projected increase of 21.1% between 2021 and 2028. This study aimed to explore barriers and potential strategies for the development of medical tourism in Indonesia. A qualitative case study design was employed, where 8 respondents were selected using an expert sampling method from various groups according to the helix framework, including academics, government, professional organizations, the private sector, and the media. Data was collected through document analysis and in-depth interviews, and was analyzed manually using an inductive thematic content analysis approach. Limitations to the development of Indonesian medical tourism are related to regulations concerning medical tourism, the number of health services, distribution, supporting resources, public trust, and competition. At the institutional level, the challenges comprise services and products, hospital facilities, supporting facilities, and marketing processes. Furthermore, at the micro level, the low competency of both health and non-health workers persist as an obstacle. The potential strategy at the macro level include the development of robust marketing and branding strategies, health infrastructure, and resources. At the institutional level, it was necessary to develop related products and services provided, improve quality, and focus on branding and marketing strategies. Additionally, improving human resource skills was needed at the micro level.

Keywords: Medical tourism; developing countries; hospital marketing; hospital quality; stakeholders involvement.

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