#MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND CREATIVE ECONOMY

The Industry Ministry strengthens the downstreaming of national essential oils by developing the Flavor and Fragrance Center (PFF) as a hub for innovation, training, and product business ...

Amid a global economic slowdown, trade wars, and intensifying competition for investment, Indonesia recognizes that future economic strength depends not only on natural resources but also on its ...

Across tropical countries, cacao is more than a crop—it is a lifeline. Millions of smallholder families depend on it, while the global chocolate industry thrives on their ...

Deputy Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Irene Umar visited Jakarta’s Kota Tua (Old Town) to review revitalization plans aimed at preserving cultural heritage and advancing the creative ...

The Ministry of Creative Economy reaffirmed its commitment to advancing Indonesian films that enrich the national animation industry by supporting the animated film "Garuda di Dadaku" to ...

The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, in collaboration with the Bali Provincial Government, organized a training session to help tourism business operators manage risk-based business ...

The Ministry of Tourism is strengthening promotion and expanding penetration of the Indonesian tourism market, particularly for the Riau Islands destination to the Singapore market, through the ...

Minister of Tourism Widiyanti Putri Wardhana stated that the Tomohon International Flower Festival (TIFF) has had a direct economic impact on the local community. “TIFF has created a ...

The Ministry of Tourism has urged organizers of cultural and tourism festivals to ensure their events are unique, well-managed, and professionally executed to attract more foreign tourists to host ...

On Monday evening, Indonesia lost one of its sharpest minds and principled critics, whose data-driven insights and common sense approach significantly shaped the nation’s economic ...