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Jakarta to host Wonderful Indonesia Tourism Fair 2026 | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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The third edition of the Wonderful Indonesia Tourism Fair (WITF) will take place from October 15 to 17, 2026, at the Grand Ballroom of Jakarta International Expo Kemayoran in Jakarta. Organised by the Indonesian Tourism Industry Association (GIPI) in partnership with the Jakarta provincial government, this year’s event is branded Jakarta WITF to mark the city’s upcoming 500th anniversary. WITF 2026 steering committee chairman Budi Tirtawisata commented: “Jakarta is not only a point of arrival. J
Indonesian tour operators tune up special interest programmes | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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With more travellers being focused on why they are travelling, Indonesian inbound and outbound tour operators are devoting more time to creating special interest travel products, from golf and MotoGP tours to wellness and pilgrimage experiences. These unique products were showcased at the recent Garuda Indonesia Travel Fair (GITF 2026). Vincent, partner growth manager at Via.com, told TTG Asia that demand for golfing trips are up and the company has responded with the creation of a golf package
Flores tourism moves toward recovery despite ongoing overland disruptions | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Tourism in Flores is gradually recovering following the August 15 earthquake, with Labuan Bajo and the main Komodo National Park circuit back in operation, although several inland destinations and transport links remain disrupted. According to Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism, activities at Padar Island, Loh Liang on Komodo Island, Loh Buaya on Rinca Island, and Gili Lawa have returned to normal, with daily visitor numbers exceeding 2,000 on August 17. Labuan Bajo Marina and Komodo National Park
TransNusa builds capacity as passenger numbers rise | TTG Asia (opens the original)
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Indonesian carrier TransNusa is reporting nearly 20 per cent business growth while continuing to expand capacity across South-east Asia and regional markets. Speaking to the media on the sidelines of the Singapore Tourism Board (STB)-TransNusa MoU signing in Jakarta recently, Bernard Francis, aviation group CEO of TransNusa, said the airline would continue expanding its network by adding aircraft, increasing frequencies and launching selective new routes. The carrier will launch twice-daily serv
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