Tourism Hotspots of the ’10
New Bali’ Initiative
Indonesia's strategic tourism plan
to increase the number of tourists coming to the country
If you are a regular visitor to the South East Asia destinations, you will know that Bali has been an attractive
tourist destination in Indonesia for many years. The government of Indonesia has decided to build on the success of
Bali and created an ambitious goal of reaching 20 million visitors to the territory by the year 2020. This is going
to be accomplished by injecting investment across ten designated undeveloped natural hotspots,
putting the infrastructure needed in place to support the next phase of tourism development.
An infographic has been created online, outlining this ambitious
plan, which you can view here as .jpg, or download as PDF here
(1.8MB).
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The map of the 10 new Indonesia's tourism hubs, as planned by the 10 New Balis
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The 10 New Bali Tourism
Hotspots
The hotspots listed below are the first three destinations to be tackled designated as
the ”10 New Bali’s” for their potential and scope to become outstanding tourism attractions. They have the potential to be the next “places to be” in Indonesia.
An international airport, 5-star resorts under development, International Circuit Track (Moto GP), Solar Power
Plant, Atlantis Tidal Energy Solution, Invest Islands Luxury Residence in Awang, Torok Bay with Singapore and Hong
Kong Investors Developments.
2. Borobudur Temple (Central Java)
A new international airport in Yogyakarta and development of cultural heritage sites. Borobudur is the largest
Buddhist temple complex in South East Asia, located about 40 km northwest from Yogyakarta.
3. Lake Toba (North Sumatra)
An awesome natural wonder, this ocean-blue lake occupies a supervolcano. It’s the world’s largest volcanic lake,
set in the Barisan Mountains, in the North Sumatra province of Indonesia.
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