Indonesia Tourism Promotion (South Korea): Indonesia is ramping up its “Wonderful Indonesia” push at the 41st Seoul International Travel Fair (SITF) 2026, rolling out the “Go Beyond Ordinary” campaign and bringing regional operators to spotlight sustainable, luxury, marine, and premium travel beyond Bali. Hajj Operations Update: Indonesia’s Deputy Minister of Religious Affairs says 2026 Hajj services are improving, citing tighter health screening (345 prospective pilgrims cancelled) and better transport, accommodation, catering, and healthcare coordination in Saudi Arabia. Bali Coastal Flood Warning: Indonesia’s meteorology agency issued an early warning for coastal flooding risk in Bali until June 5, linked to full-moon sea-level rise, with potential impacts on ports, settlements, salt ponds, and fisheries. Jakarta Visitor Safety: With viral theft reports and renewed crime fears, Jakarta authorities are beefing up security; tourists are advised to use official ride-hailing, avoid distracted phone use near roads, and stay alert in crowded public transport. Tourism & Exchange Rates: Indonesia’s tourism ministry says a weaker rupiah could make the country more affordable for foreign visitors, encouraging longer stays as promotions intensify. Wildlife Research (Whale Sharks): A decade-long study finds Indonesia is a year-round whale shark stronghold, highlighting Saleh Bay (Sumbawa) and Cenderawasih Bay (West Papua) and supporting plans for a whale-shark-focused marine protected area. Prambanan & Yogyakarta Prep: Indonesia’s tourism minister inspected Prambanan Temple and Yogyakarta’s Tugu Station ahead of June school holidays, emphasizing safety, comfort, and smoother services, including face recognition at the station entrance.