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Sustainable Tourism Development in Indonesia: Harnessing the Contribution, Preserving the Environment INDRA NI TUA Asisten Deputi Pengembangan Infrastruktur dan Ekosistem Pariwisata Malang, 20 Coktober 2018
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Sustainable Tourism Development in Indonesia: Harnessing the Contribution, Preserving the Environment
INDRA NI TUAAsisten Deputi Pengembangan Infrastruktur dan Ekosistem Pariwisata
Malang, 20 Coktober 2018
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O U T L I N E
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National Tourism Development Policy
3 Indonesia Tourism Performance
4 Indonesia Sustainable Tourism: Implementation and Contribution
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Tourism Industry: A Great Potential & Opportunity
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1. Tourism Industry: A Great Potential & Opportunity
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WORLD TOURISM CONDITION
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After Europe, the Asia Pacific region is the second largest region in terms of receiving the number of foreign tourists
Source: UNWTO 2017, processed by BAPPENAS
• For seven consecutive years the number of
global tourists reached 1.2 billion or grew by
4% against 2015.
• The highest growth occurred in the Asia-
Pacific region (8.4%) and Africa (8.1%)
• More than 300 million (27.1%) entered Asia
and specifically in Southeast Asia reached
96.7 million tourist visits.
TOTAL OF INBOUND
TOURISTS IN THE WORLD
YEAR 2016
WORLD
1.235 Mio
AMERICA
201 Mio (16%)
EUROPE
620 Mio (50%)
MIDDLE EAST
58 Mio (4%)
AFRICA
58 Mio (5%)
ASIA PACIFIC
303 Mio (25%)
SOUTHEAST ASIA
113.3 Mio (9.2%)
Europe : 620 million (50%)
Asia Pacific: 303 million (25%)
2016
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INDONESIA’S NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES FOR TOURISM
• More than 300 ethnic groups
and 742 languages.
• 8 World Heritage Sites are in
Indonesia.
• 16% of reptiles and amphibians
• 35 primates (25% endemic)
• 17% of birds (26% endemic)
• 121 butterflies (44% endemic) 12%
of mammals (36% endemic)
• The largest tropical rainforest
• 51 national parks
• Top 3 mega biodiversity after
Brazil & Zaire 59% of
Indonesia's land is tropical
forest, Equivalent to 10% of the
world's total forest
• More than 17,100 islands.
6,000 of them are uninhabited.
NATURAL RESOURCES CULTURAL RESOURCES
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2. National Tourism Development Policy
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We, the Ministry of Tourism feel
very lucky, since the president is
very committed in developing the
tourism sector. It is declared as a
leading sector, therefore all
ministries must support tourism
development.
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The Government Annual Work Plan for 2018 :
1. Agriculture2. Tourism3. Fisheries
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THEME AND NATIONAL PRIORITIES FOR GOVERNMENT WORK PLAN 2019
THEME“Equitable Development
for Quality Growth”
Human Development Through Poverty Reduction and the Improvement of Basic
Services1Reduction of Inter-region Discrepancies
Through Connectivity and Maritime Reinforcement
Improvement of Value-added Economy and Creating Employment Through Agriculture, Industry, Tourism,
And Other Productive Services
Strengthening the Security of Energy, Food, and Water Resources
National Security Stability and General Election Success
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Source: Bappenas
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Tourism as Indonesia’s Core EconomyIndonesian Tourism has many excellent competitive and comparative attributes:
1. Tourism as the Largest Earner of Foreign Exchange Income
In 2019, the Tourism Industry is projected to generate the largest Foreign Income Earner forIndonesia : US$ 20 billions,
The impact of the Foreign Income that are generated can be directly experienced by the society.
2. Best in Region
In 2019, Indonesian Tourism is targeted to be the best in the region and possibly beyond ASEAN.
Our main competitor is Thailand with the Foreign Exchange Income generated from Tourism sectorat more than US$ 40 billions.
3. Country Branding of Wonderful Indonesia
Country branding of Wonderful Indonesia is ranked at 47th in the world, better than the country branding of Truly Asia Malaysia (ranked at 96th) and the country branding of Amazing Thailand (ranked at 83rd).
Country branding of Wonderful Indonesia mirrors the Positioning and the Differentiating ofIndonesian Tourism.
THE PRESIDENT OF INDONESIA IS COMMITTED TO OVERSEE THE TOURISM SECTOR
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GEBRAKAN PRESIDEN JOKOWI GAIRAHKAN SEKTOR PARIWISATA28 Mei 2016
JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - President Joko Widodo
respects Indonesian tourism the most. The 10 new
destinations, branded as “10 New Balis” is one of the
proofs of his and Vice President Jusuf Kalla’s
seriousness in creating a strategy to generate Foreign
Income in the quickest and easiest way.
"Luar biasa, pariwisata sudah dimasukkan dalam program
utama, program prioritas, selain infrastruktur, pangan, energi
dan maritim," kata Asnawi Bahar, Ketua Asita Pusat di
Jakarta, Sabtu (28/5/2016). Kendati Presiden Joko Widodo
belum genap dua tahun mengendalikan pemerintahan,
gairah di sektor pariwisata nasional mulai berkobar. Investor
juga semakin percaya akan masa depan pariwisata
Indonesia. "Mereka sudah merasakan deregulasi yang
cepat dan serius di sektor pariwisata," jelas pria asal
Sumatera Barat ini.
Artikel ini telah tayang di Kompas.com dengan judul
"Gebrakan Presiden Jokowi Gairahkan Sektor Pariwisata",https://travel.kompas.com/read/2016/05/28/201600127/Gebrakan.Presiden.Jokowi.Gairahkan.Sektor.Pariwisata
PRESIDEN JOKOWI’S BREAKTHROUGH HAS LIVENED UP THE ENTHUSIASM IN TOURISM SECTOR
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THE COORDINATING MINISTER FOR MARITIME:TOURISM SECTOR AS THE No. 1 FOREIGN EXCHANGE EARNER FOR INDONESIA IN 2019
Sumber : https://bisnis.tempo.co/read/1038987/luhut-pariwisata-jadi-penyumbang-devisa-nomor-wahid-2019
“This sector is predicted to be the No. 1
generator of Foreign Exchange in 2019
with the target of 20 millions foreign
tourists.” kata Menko Kemaritiman dalam
acara penutupan acara Sail Sabang 2017, di
Sabang, Sabtu, 2 Desember 2017.
HEAD OF BKPM:TOURISM SECTOR AS THE PRIME INVESTMENT IN 2018
13Sumber : http://lifestyle.liputan6.com
Liputan6.com, Jakarta The Head of
Indonesia’s Investment Coordinating
Board (BKPM), Thomas Lembong, on
the occasion of a closed meeting with
President Joko Widodo said that there
are two sectors with the highest chance
of growth this year, namely tourismand e-commerce
Pariwisata dianggap punya keunggulan
mengingat mayoritas berada di sektor jasa.
Selain itu, pariwisata merupakan komoditas
yang paling berkelanjutan dan menyentuh
hingga ke level paling bawah masyarakat. Tak
hanya itu, tiap tahun performa pariwisata
Indonesia terus menanjak. Grafiknya sangat
kontras bila dibandingkan komoditas lain,
seperti minyak, gas, batu bara, serta kelapa
sawit terus merosot.
MINISTER OF FINANCE: TOURISM SECTOR IS RELIABLE TO IMPROVE THE TRADE BALANCE
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Jakarta: Pemerintah melalui Kementerian Keuangan
(Kemenkeu) menilai sektor pariwisata bisa jadi penawar
defisit yang terjadi pada neraca perdagangan.
Penguatan sektor pariwisata bisa dilakukan sebagai
upaya jangka pendek guna menyeimbangkan neraca
pembayaran Indonesia.
Adapun Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS) mengumumkan
kinerja perdagangan di Mei 2018 tercatat defisit
USD1,52 miliar. Meski menurun dari bulan sebelumnya
yang sebesar USD1,62 milar, namun angka tersebut
dipandang masih tinggi dan perlu ditekan sedemikian
rupa.
The Minister of Finance, Sri Mulyani Indrawati,
stated that the tourism sector can cover the
hole caused by deficit that has been happening
for two months, by generating foreign income.
Ia mengimbau bagi para wisatawan dalam negeri yang
selama ini sering berpergian untuk kepentingan leisure
ke luar negeri agar mengubah destinasi wisata ke dalam
negeri.
"Pariwisata bisa dijadikan penyeimbang. Kami juga
mengimbau masyarakat Indonesia yang banyak
melakukan perjalanan ke luar negeri mungkin destinasi
pariwisatanya bisa di dalam negeri saja supaya ini
membantu," kata Ani, sapaan akrabnya, di Kemenkeu,
Jakarta Pusat, Senin, 25 Juni 2018.http://ekonomi.metrotvnews.com
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GOVERNOR OF BANK OF INDONESIA:TOURISM IS THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR INDONESIAN ECONOMY
Jakarta, HanTer - Bank Indonesia menegaskan akan menggenjot sektor pariwisata.
Tujuannya untuk menekan defisit neraca transaksi berjalan (current account
deficit/CAD). Hal ini dilakukan karena pada kuartal pertama ini, CAD mencapai 2,1
persen dari Produk Domestik Bruto (PDB).
Bank of Indonesia Governor, Perry Warjiyo, stated that tourism is the right
choice to strengthen Indonesia’s economy. Because tourism can improve the
nation’s foreign Exchange reserve that has been eroded since last February.
It happened because we have been using the foreign exchange reserve to
stabilize Rupiah’s exchange rates.
"Pilihannya adalah memberdayakan sektor pariwisata demi meningkatkan devisa
dalam negeri. Sehingga mengelola CAD Indonesia tetap aman. Saat ini pariwisata
menjadi penyumbang kedua terbesar devisa Indonesia, setelah komoditas minyak
sawit mentah. Sumbangan devisa dari sektor pariwisata bahkan telah menggeser
komoditas minyak dan gas, serta batu bara dalam satu tahun terakhir," ungkap Perry
Jumat (29/6) di Jakarta.
Hal ini bukan tanpa dasar yang kuat. Data Kantor Staf Presiden (KSP) menyebutkan,
sumbangan devisa dari pariwisata terus meningkat signifikan. Pada 2014, sektor
pariwisata membukukan pendapatan devisa sebesar US$10,69 miliar.
Maka tidak heran jika pariwisata harus digenjot. Karena merupakan satu-satunya
sektor jasa yang paling potensial menyumbang devisa. Apalagi, pariwisata tidak
terpengaruh pergerakan harga komoditas di pasar dunia. "Makanya, sektor ini perlu
kami garap bersama agar bisa menghasilkan devisa secara cepat," imbuh dia.
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• “For Indonesia, Tourism is the easiest and the
cheapest GDP, Foreign Exchange, and
Employment generator.”
Dr. Ir. Arief Yahya, M.ScMINISTER OF TOURISM, RI
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3. INDONESIA TOURISM PERFORMANCE
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ASEAN, Growth : 7 %
World, Growth : 6,4 %
Indonesia, Growth: 22%
Indonesia 22 % (January – December 2017)Vietnam 29% (January – December 2017)
Malaysia 4,0 % (January – December 2017)Singapore 5,8 % (January – December 2017)Thailand 8,7 % (January – December 2017)
INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL VISITOR GROWTHVS REGIONAL AND GLOBAL MARKET
Indonesia’s Growth is 3 times higher than that of Regional and Global Growth
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During 2016, Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA
BRANDING WONDERFUL INDONESIADuring 2017, Wonderful
Indonesia received 27 award at
various events in 13 countries.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA
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“Until June 2018, Wonderful Indonesia has received
30 awards at various events in 8 countries”
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA
January 18, 2018
The 14th UNWTO Awards for Innovation in TourismMadrid, Spain
Tourism Innovation
Non-governmental
Organizations (NGO);
1. TripOnYu (1ST place)
2. Sumba Hospitality
Foundation (3rd place)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA
January 26, 2018
ASEAN Tourism Association Awards
dan ASEAN Tourism AwardsChiang Mai, Thailand
ASEAN TOURISM ASSOCIATION AWARDS1. BEST ASEAN NEW TOURISM ATTRACTION
Surfing the Sand Dunes of Bantul, Yogyakarta
2. BEST ASEAN TOURISM PHOTO
Melasti Ceremony, Agung Parameswara, Indonesia
3. BEST ASEAN AIRLINES PROGRAM
Ayo Liburan, Garuda Indonesia
ASEAN TOURISM AWARDS1. ASEAN GREEN HOTEL STANDARD AWARD CATEGORY
Hyatt Regency Yogyakarta, Prime Plaza Hotel,
The Dharmawangsa Jakarta, Melia Purosani Yogyakarta,
Turi Beach Resort Batam2. ASEAN MICE VENUE STANDARD AWARD CATEGORY
Bali Nusa Dua, Hotel Raffles Jakarta, Four Season Hotel Jakarta,
The Trans Resort Bali, Ayana Midplaza Jakarta
3. ASEAN CLEAN TOURIST CITY STANDARD AWARD CATEGORY
Bandung, Surabaya, dan Banyuwangi
4. ASEAN SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AWARD CATEGORYNglanggeran Tourism Village, Yogyakarta dan The Nusa Dua, Bali
Sumber : https://travel.kompas.com/read/2018/01/27/100700227/indonesia-
borong-penghargaan-di-aseanta-awards-2018
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West Bali National Park announced 2nd
Best of Asia Pacific
for Green Destination at ITB Berlin 2018. 8 March
2018
A BIG SUCCESS!
Tourism Minister’s Pilot Project on National
Eco Tourism in West Bali National Park
stipulated in 2016
Sumber: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/detail/148648-taman-nasional-bali-barat-terbaik-se-asia-pasifik-2018-di-itb-berlin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA
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BREAKING NEWS
Sumber : https://www.cnnindonesia.com/gaya-hidup/20180711172900-269-313331/pulau-jawa-terpilih-sebagai-pulau-terbaik-sedunia
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia –
Three islands in Indonesia are placed among the
“Top 10 Islands in Asia 2018” in the version of
Travel and Leisure* website, the islands are Java
(1st), Bali (2nd), and Lombok (3rd)
Dominasi pulau-pulau Indonesia tahun ini terbilang
sangat mengejutkan, karena mengalahkan pulau-pulau
lain yang terbilang lebih populer dan sering bertengger
di peringkat teratas sebelumnya, seperti Maladewa,
Palawan, Cebu, Phuket, Boracay, Koh Samui dan Koh
Lanta.
*) https://www.travelandleisure.com/worlds-best/islands
11 Juli 2018
Amsterdam, Schiphol, Utrecht, Rotterdam, Belanda Busan, Korea Selatan
Melbourne, Australia
Tokyo, Japan
Singapura
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WONDERFUL INDONESIA PROMOTIONBROADCASTED IN OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
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THE PERFORMANCE OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA AMONG ASIAN COUNTRIES
Nation
Country Brand Strategy rating
(max=100)Rank Point
Jepang 42 79.5India 81 72.6
Singapore 38 79.7Indonesia 47 79.1Hongkong 17 84.8
Korea 52 78.7Thailand 68 74.7Malaysia 85 72.1
Indonesia is ranked at 47Better than Thailand (68) and Malaysia (85)
Sumber: WEF (2017)
World Economic Forum / WEF (2017).
Wonderful Indonesia Country Branding
Strategy to penetrate through online means
is better than Thailand and Malaysia but
worse than Singapore.
This Sub-pillar is rated based on:
1. Indicators from NGO that focuses on
Digital Demand (D2)
2. Positioning Strategy and tourism
promotion that are related with brandtags
3. Total amount of online searches by foreign
tourists
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INDONESIA'S TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017
Source : World Economic Forum (WEF), 2017
RA
NK
SC
OR
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80 8174
70
50
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3.70
3.80
4.004.03 4.04
4.16
3.40
3.50
3.60
3.70
3.80
3.90
4.00
4.10
4.200
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
2008 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017
Rank Score
Related to Competitiveness Index, Indonesia is improving significantly.
Source : World Economic Forum (WEF), 2017.
According to Travel and Tourism Competitivenes Report 2017 by World Economic Forum (WEF), Indonesia is ranked 4 in ASEAN, after Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.
: Top Five (Rank) : Bottom Five (Rank)
INDONESIA TOURISM COMPETITIVENESS INDEX
IN COMPARISON TO ASEAN COUNTRIES
INDEX - SUBINDEX – PillarsINDONESIA SINGAPORE MALAYSIA THAILAND VIETNAM PHILIPPINES LAO PDR CAMBODIA
Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank
TRAVEL & TOURISM COMPETITIVENESS INDEX 42 13 26 34 67 79 94 101
ENABLING ENVIRONMENT 87 8 35 73 66 98 89 107
Business Environment 60 2 17 45 68 82 47 125
Safety & Security 91 6 41 118 57 126 66 88
Health & Hygiene 108 62 77 90 82 92 106 109
Human Resources & Labour Market 64 5 22 40 37 50 65 110
ICT Readiness 91 14 39 58 80 86 115 101
T&T POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION 5 1 21 37 105 64 63 69
Prioritization of Travel & Tourism 12 2 55 34 101 53 54 29
International Openness 17 1 35 52 70 60 71 58
Price Competitiveness 5 91 3 18 35 22 14 51
Environmental Sustainability 131 51 123 122 129 118 98 130INFRASTRUCTURE 66 2 32 33 91 90 99 105
Airport Infrastructure 36 6 21 20 61 65 97 96
Ground & Port Infrastructure 69 2 34 72 71 107 111 108
Tourist Service Infrastructure 96 24 46 16 113 87 86 102
NATURAL & CULTURAL RESOURCES 16 53 29 19 28 46 91 71
Natural Resources 14 103 28 7 34 37 71 62
Cultural Resources 23 28 34 37 30 60 107 76
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No. Year Number of ForeignTourists
ForeignExhange
1. 2012 8,04 9,12
2. 2013 8,80 10,05
3. 2014 9,43 11,16
4. 2015 10,40 12,23
5. 2016 11,52 13,48
6. 2017 14,04 15,20
7. *2018 17,00 17,00
8. *2019 20,00 20,00
Sumber : NESPARNAS
The Number of Foreign Tourists and Foreign Exchange Earned by Tourism Sector
Info: *Projection
The strategies to achieve the
numbers in the foreign income
projection year 2018 and
2019:
1. For 2018, there needs to
be a financing policy
2. For 2019, there needs to
be a budget policy.
(in millions) (in billions USD)
31Source : Materi Menko Kemaritiman pada RATAS Presiden di Istana Bogor, 9 Juli 2018
Tourism sector generated US$ 12.5 billions of foreign income in 2017. It is parallel with the number escalation of foreign tourists
that visited Indonesia. The escalation of foreign income from tourism sector contributed to increasing the surplus balance of
Indonesian travel services that reached US$ 4.2 billions in 2017 (highest in history).
Tourism Sector Has a Significant Contribution in Generating
Surplus Foreign Exchange
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4. INDONESIA SUSTAINABLE TOURISM: IMPLEMENTATION ANDCONTRIBUTION
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Environment(Planet)
Economy(Prosperity)
Sustainable Tourism for Development (STDev)
CEE
(3P)
Community(People)
Protection:• Attraction protection• Cultural heritage
protection• Intellectual property
Visitor:• Visitor behaviour• Visitor management
• Site Interpretation
Water:• Water management• Water security• Water quality• Wastewater
Environmental Risk & Protection:• Environmental risks• Protection of sensitive
environment• Wildlife protection• Energy conservation
• Greenhouse gas emissions
Local:• Local career opportunity• Local community opinion• Local access• Supporting local
entrepreneurs & fair trade• Support for community
Awareness:• Tourism awareness &
education
Economic Monitoring:• Economic monitoring• Preventing exploitation• Public participation
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Sustainable Tourism for Development Framework
Sustainable Tourism for Development Program
Sustainable Tourism Destination (STD) Sustainable Tourism Observatory (STO) Sustainable Tourism Certification (STC)
TouristsLocal
community
ASustainable Management
BEconomy
CSocial Culture
DEnvironment
A1 Sustainable destination strategy
A2 Destination management organisation
A3 Monitoring
A4 Tourism seasonality management
A5 Climate change adaptation
A6 Inventory of tourism assets & attractions
A7 Planning regulations
A8 Access for all
A9 Property acquisition
A10 Visitor satisfaction
A11 Sustainability standards
A12 Safety and security
A13 Crisis and emergency management
A14 Promotion
Capacity building, stakeholders engagement, inclusive tourism, international cooperation,
responsible marketing
B1 Economic monitoring
B2 Local career opportunity
B3 Public participation
B4 Local community opinion
B5 Local access
B6 Tourism awareness & education
B7 Preventing exploitation
B8 Support for community
B9 Supporting local entrepreneurs & fair trade
C1 Attraction protection
C2 Visitor management
C3 Visitor behaviour
C4 Cultural heritage protection
C5 Site interpretation
C6 Intellectual property
D1 Environmental risks
D2 Protection of sensitive environment
D3 Wildlife protection
D4 Greenhouse gas emissions
D5 Energy conservation
D6 Water management
D7 Water security
D8 Water quality
D9 Wastewater
D10 Solid waste reduction
D11 Light and noise pollution
D12 Low-impact transportation
SDG no.8 – Decent Work & Economic GrowthSDG no.12 – Responsible Consumption & Production
SDG no.14 – Life Below Water
Stipulated in the Regulation of the Minister of
Tourism Number 14 Year 2016 on the
Guidelines for Sustainable Tourism
Destinations
UNWTO (United Nations World Tourism Organization) and GSTC (Global Sustainable
Tourism Council)
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STDSTCSustainableTourism for
Development
STO
Economy
Commu-nity
Environ-ment
Certifi-cation
Accreditation
Assesors -Assessment
Recommendation
Reporting
Research & Monitoring
Sustainable Tourism Programs
STD : Sustainable
Tourism
Destination
STO: Sustainable
Tourism
Observatory
STC: Sustainable
Tourism
Certification
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Letter of Recognition for 3 Sustainable Tourism Observatory (STOs)Indonesia from UNWTO atPATA Travel Mart onSeptember 2016
Mission:“to promote sustainable tourism development and build the global-local linkages”
STO Progress: Launching, Research, Reporting and New Initiatives
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STO Progress: Launcing, Research, Reporting and New Initiatives
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UNWTO presented Letter of Acknowledgement for 2 Sustainable Tourism Observatory (STOs)—Sanur and Samosir—at the International Conference on Sustainable Tourism (ICST) on October 31st, 2017 at Royal Ambarrukmo Hotel, Yogyakarta
Mission:“to promote sustainable tourism development and build the global-local linkages”
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The Nusa Dua, ITDC Bali
Won Indonesia Sustainable
Tourism Award (ISTA) in 2017
Won ASEAN Sustainable
Tourism Award in 2018
595,063 678,697 718,312 761,918
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200,000
400,000
600,000
800,000
1,000,000
2014 2015 2016 2017
Number of Visitors
The Nusa Dua
177,764,320.04 208,706,417.33
218,232,918.17
244,077,962.05
-
50,000,000.00
100,000,000.00
150,000,000.00
200,000,000.00
250,000,000.00
300,000,000.00
2014 2015 2016 2017
Tourism Revenues
The Nusa Dua
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192,729
278,919 298,242
455,552
325,303
255,917 172,863
151,035
18,473 23,943 26,622 32,118
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100,000
200,000
300,000
400,000
500,000
2014 2015 2016 2017
Number of Visitors
Batukaras Nglanggeran Pemuteran *
*Pemuteran data only consists of International tourists
481,822,500697,717,500
858,095,000
2,277,760,000
1,422,915,000 1,541,990,0001,801,710,500
1,963,455,000
972,507,799
1,997,574,589
2,763,986,974 3,054,217,116
0
500,000,000
1,000,000,000
1,500,000,000
2,000,000,000
2,500,000,000
3,000,000,000
3,500,000,000
2014 2015 2016 2017
Tourism Revenues
Batukaras Nglanggeran Pemuteran
Number of Visitors and Tourism Revenue from Batukaras Beach (STO Pangandaran), Nglanggeran Village, Pemuteran
Nglanggeran Tourism Village
• Nglanggeran Tourism Village
won ISTA 2017 (Indonesia
Sustainable Tourism Award) in
category Green-Gold for
Economic Benefits for Local
Communities.
• Awarded Best Village Tourism
in Indonesia by ASEAN
Community-Based (CBT) Award
in Singapore
2017
2018• Won ASTA (ASEAN
Sustainable Tourism Award) in
January 2018, awarded at
ASEAN Tourism Forum, Chiang
Mai, Thailand
Pemuteran Village, Bali
Pemuteran Village, Buleleng, Bali have won
many awards from tourism and
environmental conservation organizations,
among them:
2002• Best Coastal Management Project by
KONAS Award
• Best Underwater Ecotourism Project
bySKAL International
• Best Conservation Effort by ASEANTA
• Best Environmental Project by PATA’s Gold
Award
2005
2016
• Coral Reef Conservation Effort by UNWTO
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INDONESIA SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AWARD
(ISTA) 2018
• To raise the awareness of local destination stakeholders on
the importance of sustainable tourism development, as
stipulated in The Tourism Minister’s Regulation No. 14 Year
2016 on the Guidelines of Sustainable Tourism Destination
• As an assessment tool of destination qualifications in
implementing sustainable tourism indicators and
measurement
ISTA 2018 participants as of August 31, 2018 is
176 participants Participants are destination stakeholders from many provinces in
Indonesia
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ISTPC 2018 (Indonesia Sustainable
Tourism Photo Competition)
• A sustainable tourism themed photo
competition that is conducted to raise
people’s awareness towards the
Ministry of Tourism Regulation
Number 14 Year 2016 on the
Guidelines of Sustainable Tourism
Destination and to promote
Sustainable Tourism Destinations in
Indonesia
ISTPC 2018 (Indonesia Sustainable Tourism Photo Competition)
11 MCSTO Nasional as WINSTO
UI
Tanjung
Lesung
UNHAS
Kab.Toraja UtaraUniv Andalas
Mandeh
UBB
Tanjung Kelayang
Univ Pancasila
Kepulauan Seribu
Univ Airlangga
Bromo Tengger Semeru
Univ Flores
Labuan BajoUniv Halu Oleo
Wakatobi
Undiksha
Kab. Buleleng
UNSRAT
Bunaken
UnKhair Ternate
Morotai
5 MCSTO Indonesia UNWTO Recognition as INSTO & WINSTO
UGM
Sleman
ITB
Pangandaran
UNRAM
Sesaot
USU
Panguluran
Samosir
UDAYANA
Sanur
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