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Sep 8Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    Seven Indonesian Airports Closed Due to Volcanic Ash, Affecting 341,000 Passengers

    Indonesia's Ministry of Transportation said on the 7th that seven airports, including Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, remain closed due to the eruption of Anak Krakatoa and the spread of volcanic ash, affecting approximately 341,000 passengers. A total of 2,961 flights have been affected over the past three days, including 2,339 domestic and 622 international flights. The closure has been extended until 23:59 on September 7, with resumption of operations pending assessment.

Sep 3Thu
  1. Hilton Stories RSS

    Hilton Signs First Hotel in Batam, Accelerating Growth in Indonesia

    Hilton announced the signing of Hilton Garden Inn Batam City Centre, its first hotel on the island of Batam, Indonesia. Expected to open in 2028, the 199-room hotel will be located in Batam's central business district, with easy access to commercial, retail, and transportation hubs, including ferry terminals and Hang Nadim International Airport. Developed by PT. Sabang Raya Investama, the property aims to capture growing demand from corporate travel, meetings and events, leisure, and medical-related stays.

Aug 27Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Rascal Voyages Bets on 'Marine Safaris' and Freedom Over Formality

    Rascal Voyages operates small five-cabin yachts in Indonesia's archipelago, pioneering a 'marine safari' model that contrasts with luxury hotel brands like Aman and Four Seasons deploying larger vessels. Co-founder Steve Ebsworth believes post-luxury travelers are no longer impressed by hardware but seek access to remote places, freedom, and discovery. The brand emphasizes a service culture that rejects 'performative luxury' in favor of intelligent, restrained hospitality. Growth plans include a third vessel (Rogue) in 2027, a possible two-cabin concept, third-party yacht management, and an onshore development in South Lombok.

Mar 3Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Indonesia's online travel market eyes $17B future

    Indonesia's online travel market is expected to nearly double from $9B in 2025 to $17B by 2030. Gross travel bookings reached $16.5B in 2025, with online bookings at $10.6B. Local OTAs like Traveloka and Tiket.com dominate and eye regional expansion. AI adoption is high, with 51% using AI to save time.

Nov 18Tue
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Indonesia Deploys Amadeus Biometric Corridors at Scale in Jakarta and Surabaya

    Indonesia's Directorate General of Immigration has become the first authority in the world to deploy Amadeus' biometric corridors at scale. The technology uses AI-enabled biometrics to validate passenger identities in motion through wide corridors, without stopping or presenting documents. As part of the 'All Indonesia' initiative, two corridors are deployed at Jakarta airport and one at Surabaya, initially for elderly and disabled travelers, with future plans for all passengers. During the Hajj pilgrimage, each corridor processed 30+ border crossings per minute at peak times, a more than ten-fold capacity increase over existing eGates, processing over 50,000 pilgrims.

Mar 11Mon
  1. FCDO Travel Advice

    FCDO updates Indonesia volcano travel advice

    The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has updated its Indonesia travel advice, no longer advising against all travel to volcanoes in Indonesia and no longer advising against all travel in the event of future volcanic eruptions. The FCDO also added new information about volcanoes in Indonesia, including material from local authorities that enforce exclusion zones at a number of volcanically active sites, covered in the 'Warnings and insurance' and 'Safety and security' pages.