Indonesia, represented by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, is set to actively participate in the ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF) 2024 in Vientiane, Laos, showcasing its commitment to regional tourism development.
The Indonesian government, through the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, is gearing up for a significant presence at the ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF) 2024, aiming to enhance collaboration with ASEAN member states and partner countries for sustainable tourism growth.Minister Sandiaga Uno affirms Indonesia’s commitment to strengthening ASEAN partnerships at ATF 2024, focusing on sustainable and inclusive tourism development.
Minister Sandiaga Uno affirms Indonesia’s commitment to strengthening ASEAN partnerships at ATF 2024, focusing on sustainable and inclusive tourism development.
Scheduled from January 23 to 27, 2024, in Vientiane, Laos, ATF 2024 is set to feature a range of meetings, including discussions among ASEAN tourism ministers and partners from ASEAN Plus Three, India, Russia, and ASEAN NTOs.
As co-chair for the Committee on Sustainable and Inclusive Tourism Development, Indonesia will share its successful strategies and plans for village tourism development, emphasizing sustainable practices.
Indonesia plans to contribute ideas promoting Blue, Green, and Circular Economy values in the ASEAN Tourism Strategic Plan Post 2025, showcasing its initiatives in renewable energy and green investment.
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ATF 2024 will also include the launch of ‘Visit Laos 2024’ and the Travel Exchange (Travex) 2024, a business-to-business platform for ASEAN tourism stakeholders.
Indonesia’s proactive role in ATF 2024 demonstrates its dedication to regional tourism development, offering opportunities for Singaporeans and international visitors to explore diverse ASEAN destinations and appreciate the region’s commitment to sustainable and inclusive tourism.
Indonesia’s active involvement in the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2024 in Laos reflects its strategic intent to foster regional tourism growth and collaboration. By sharing best practices, contributing to sustainable tourism discussions, and participating in key ASEAN meetings, Indonesia is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of tourism in the ASEAN region. This commitment not only enhances its own tourism sector but also contributes to the collective growth and sustainability of tourism across Southeast Asia.
Source: Tribun News, Oke Zone (2024)
