AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMuslim-Friendly Tourism Push: Indonesia is aiming for a bigger slice of the global Muslim travel market, stressing that “halal” means an end-to-end ecosystem—transport, stays, sanitation, and prayer facilities—not just food. Rail Boost for West Java: Whoosh (Jakarta–Bandung high-speed rail) helped bring nearly 70,000 foreign visitors to West Java in Jan–May 2026, with May arrivals up sharply. Tourism Demand Snapshot: Foreign arrivals hit 1.38 million in May 2026 (+5.83% y/y), while domestic trips also kept climbing, showing Indonesia’s tourism engine is still largely homegrown. Hajj Service Wrap-Up: Indonesia said its 2026 Hajj operation is complete, with service upgrades and support for elderly, high-risk, disabled, and wheelchair-using pilgrims. Energy Woes Affect Travel Mood: Rolling blackouts have reignited debate over Indonesia’s coal-dependent power system and the need to speed up the energy transition. Tech for Creators: DJI rolled out an Osmo Pocket 4P app update for Indonesia and other markets, adding new filters and preset sharing for on-the-go editing. Travel Tech & Visas: Indonesia proposed a lottery system for Australian Working Holiday Visas, while South Korea extended group visa fee waivers for travelers including Indonesians through end-2026.
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