Indonesia Sets Ambitious 2027 Tourism Target of 19.1 Million
On October 22, 2026, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto announced that Indonesia is targeting 19.1 million foreign tourists in 2027. The government is focusing on developing six tourism-oriented special economic zones (SEZs) to enhance the tourism sector.
Additionally, the Indonesian government aims for approximately $24 billion in foreign exchange earnings from international tourism in 2026, a figure comparable to the value of the country's palm oil exports. The six designated tourism zones include Mandalika, which is expected to welcome 1.6 million visitors in 2027, aided by the MotoGP motorcycle racing event.
The government plans to attract tourists and investors through improved destination development, tourism events, and stronger promotional campaigns both domestically and internationally.
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