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#GoGreenGoEkspres in Kuala Lumpur 😍 Two of these 5,3 million cars taken off the road every year, were „my taxis“ to and from KL. KLIA ekspres is a reliable, fast, convenient and last not least sustainable ride from and to the airport (and best staying close to Stasion Sentral). Reducing carbon emissions is vital for sustainability. While air travel emits carbon, it's essential for long distances. Balancing convenience and environmental impact is crucial. Choosing eco-friendly transport and offsetting emissions can lessen the impact, contributing to a greener planet. Kuala Lumpur International Airport Lufthansa Consulting #sustainability Tourism Malaysia

The Rise of Luxury Intercity Buses in Indonesia: A New Era of Road Travel Discover how luxury intercity buses are redefining travel with premium services and top-tier amenities. Learn how this transformation is changing perceptions and offering a new level of comfort and efficiency. ✨ Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gkQY4pNd #LuxuryTravel #IntercityBuses #IlluminateAsia

Struggling to find the perfect travel destination in Indonesia ? With berangkat.id, your dream vacation becomes a reality with ease. Simply select your destination, and we'll take care of the rest. Enjoy a stress-free holiday experience, where every detail of your journey is meticulously planned. It’s time to explore more and cherish every moment without the hassle. #TravelSmart #EasywayJourney #DiscoverIndonesia"

Signing off Destination Malaysia week with my Personal experience short Video. Get some tips for your next trip there! ✈️🧳 #Travel #Yolo #ExploreMalaysia #Malaysiatiktok #tiktokmalaysia #VoyagerClub #TravelWithVoyager #MalaysiaMonday #DestinationHighlights #MalaysiaTourism

🏆 Strategic Insights: Tapping into Top Source Markets to Amplify NTT’s Domestic Tourism In the dynamic landscape of Indonesia's domestic tourism, Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) holds untapped potential. As an advisor with a deep understanding of hotel strategy and investment, I recognize the imperative of aligning NTT's growth with the trends and needs of its top domestic source markets. 📈 The Top Source Markets: 1️⃣ Bali (25%) 2️⃣ DKI Jakarta (14.1%) 3️⃣ Jawa Timur (12.9%) 4️⃣ Nusa Tenggara Barat (12.9%) 5️⃣ Jawa Barat (12.0%) Challenges & Strategic Opportunities: 🛩 Bali's Dominance: Challenge: Bali's entrenched tourism might overshadow NTT's offerings. Opportunity: Collaborate with Balinese stakeholders to create dual-destination packages, leveraging Bali's market for mutual benefit. 🏦 Jakarta's Gateway Role: Challenge: Jakarta's residents may prefer international over domestic travel. Opportunity: Introduce NTT as a 'closer-to-home' alternative with international standards of tourism and hospitality. 🏙 Jawa Timur's Cultural Affinity: Challenge: Culturally rich Jawa Timur may opt for similar cultural experiences within their vicinity. Opportunity: Showcase NTT’s distinct cultural attractions and engage Jawa Timur's market through cultural festivals and exchange programs. 🌄 Nusa Tenggara Barat's Proximity: Challenge: Proximity may lead to a perception of NTT as 'too familiar' for NTB residents. Opportunity: Highlight the contrast in landscapes and biodiversity between NTB and NTT, promoting NTT's unique adventure tourism. 🏬 Jawa Barat's Economic Growth: Challenge: Fast economic growth and urbanization in Jawa Barat may limit the interest in rural and nature-based destinations. Opportunity: Position NTT as a getaway from the hustle of urban life, emphasizing wellness and nature retreats. 🏘 Conclusion: Addressing these specific market challenges with tailored strategies can open a conduit for increased domestic tourism flows to NTT. By leveraging the characteristics of each source market, we can enhance NTT's appeal and drive meaningful economic impacts through tourism. 💹 [Source: BPS Statistics Indonesia data and Hotel Investasi Strategis] #NTT #DomesticTourism #MarketStrategy #Indonesia #TourismDevelopment

As we look toward the future of quality tourism, Borobudur stands as a beacon of cultural heritage and sustainable travel. Designated as Indonesia's Super Priority Tourism Destination, Borobudur is not just a magnificent ancient wonder but also a symbol of our commitment to preserving history while promoting responsible tourism. In the journey to enhance visitor experiences, Injourney Destination Management is focusing on integrating local communities, ensuring environmental sustainability, and leveraging technology to offer enriched, immersive experiences. By doing so, we aim to set new standards for quality tourism that honor our rich cultural heritage and foster economic growth. Anticipating improved infrastructures, facilities, and more meaningful experiences for local and global visitors, we are working hand in hand with multiple stakeholders to oversee the process. #QualityTourism #Borobudur #SustainableTravel #CulturalHeritage #InJourneyDestinationManagement

New Report: https://lnkd.in/gxwk4TKR 🌍 Unlock Indonesia's Booming Travel Market Our Travel Trends Report for Indonesia reveals its growing appeal across the US, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. This actionable intelligence equips #airlines #revenuemanagers #travelcompanies to navigate the competitive landscape successfully. Key Takeaways: 📈 Indonesia's rising popularity as a destination 🧭 Data-driven strategies for the Indonesian market 💰 Optimize pricing and offerings for maximum profits Gain a competitive edge with our must-have report. Vinay Varma Amit Vadhera #TravelTrends #IndonesiaTourism #TourismInsights #TravelData

What proportion of Indonesians plan to perform Mudik in 2024 – travel back to their hometowns – and when do they plan to do so? What modes of transportation and booking methods do they plan to use, and how are they staying updated on relevant Mudik travel information? 👉 In Part 3 of our three-part study on Ramadan 2024 in Indonesia: Trends in Festive Shopping, THR spending and Mudik Travel, we unpack the most popular travel periods, transport modes and booking methods for mudik travel this year: https://okt.to/mUjT4c

NEW EPISODE ALERT! July is a busy season. Chinese summer holiday tourists returned to the region in large numbers, while destinations across ASEAN implemented various measures to boost their full-year tourism arrivals. And we had some extreme weather events as well. So, what were the Top 8 travel and tourism talking points in July? In our monthly round-up, Gary Bowerman and Hannah Pearson travel around ASEAN, with stopovers in Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, plus China and India. En route, we discuss TikTok's latest travel play in Thailand and Indonesia, jet planes returning to KL's Subang Airport after more than two decades and growing legal pressure on illegal tour operators. And, a new survey shows that Chinese tour groups are smaller and younger than pre-pandemic. Plus, is Bali the new benchmark in the battle to attract Chinese and Indian tourists? How many countries worldwide does Singapore's power-packed passport enable its citizens to visit visa-free? And why hasn't Netflix series The Mole been promoted in Malaysia, despite being filmed around the country? Listen: 🎧 Apple: https://lnkd.in/g5bDz_-E 🎧 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gEPPXhJ8 #podcast #southeastasia #travel

Chanthaburi and Chiang Rai, 2 of Thailand's secondary cities, top the search rankings! 🌟 Agoda, a travel platform provider, reveals a 23% increase in searches for accommodations in secondary cities for in the rainy season among Thai travellers compared to 2023. ‘Chanthaburi’ tops the list as the most popular secondary city, followed by Nakhon Si Thammarat. Nakhon Nayok stands out in 3rd place with search numbers doubling, followed by Ratchaburi and Chiang Rai, respectively. This trend is quite similar among foreign travellers, who likewise prefer secondary cities. The top 5 secondary cities are Chiang Rai, Udon Thani, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Chanthaburi, and Trang. These cities are known for their natural attractions, historical sites, and distinct cultures, all of which entice visitors from all over the world. Did you know? The growing popularity of secondary cities partly due to tax policy that encourage travel among 55 secondary provinces. This measure is in effective from 1 May to 30 November 2024. The Kasikorn Research Centre predicts a 4.4% increase in domestic travel among Thais by the end of 2024. More details of MICE at https://lnkd.in/fYTU6mv #TCEB #BusinessEventsThailand #MICENews #Travel #Chanthaburi #ChiangRai #NakhonSiThammarat #NakhonNayok #Ratchaburi #UdonThani #Trang #SecondaryCity #DomesticMICE