AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMount Bromo Fire Disrupts Tourism: Several tourist access points around Mount Bromo in East Java were closed after a fire broke out in Pengol Savanna, with visitors still able to enter via Cemorolawang and Wonokitri but only reaching up to the Sea of Sand; Lembah Watangan Savanna remains shut as teams assess safety. Anak Krakatau Search Continues: Indonesian authorities are still searching for five missing journalists and three boat crew after they lost contact while covering the volcano’s activity near Sebesi Island, with multiple vessels and warships deployed and Anak Krakatau staying at Level III. Wildlife & Conservation Update: Odisha, India is awaiting Central Zoo Authority permission to keep five rescued orangutan cubs at Nandankanan Zoo, while Indonesia also sees a sun bear released after a year of rehab following suspected trafficking. Tourism Investment Push: Indonesia’s tourism ministry is urging more foreign investment beyond Jakarta and Bali, citing record Rp73.56 trillion tourism investment in 2025 and aiming to spread growth across 13 priority destinations and 10 tourism SEZs. Transport Integration for Travelers: KAI and Gojek signed an MoU to improve station “first-mile/last-mile” access, adding GoRide/GoCar Instant pickup points at 37 stations including Bogor, Gambir, and Pasar Senen.
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