The Tourism Treasure Hunt 2024, engaging 200 participants in a quest across Batam, Indonesia, during Ramadan 1445 Hijriah, reflects an undiminished enthusiasm for travel. Organized by the Kepulauan Riau Provincial Tourism Office in collaboration with RizEvents Organizer, the event themed “Fun Tourism Around Batam” aims to invigorate the tourism atmosphere in Ramadan and introduce the diverse attractions of the Riau Islands.
This initiative, opened by key figures including Guntur Sakti of the Kepulauan Riau Provincial Tourism Office, showcases destinations that embody the spirit of Ramadan. The event route includes landmarks like Eco Edu Park Panbil, Museum Raja Ali Haji, Masjid Tanjak, and concludes at Taman Dang Anom, where participants can indulge in culinary treasures at food bazaars.
The Tourism Treasure Hunt is designed to reinvigorate tourism during Ramadan, showcasing Batam as an exciting destination.
Participants began their journey at 14:30, exploring key cultural and historical sites, ending with a vibrant food bazaar at Taman Dang Anom.
Taman Dang Anom’s inclusion as the final destination highlights Ramadan festivities, part of the national Kharisma Event Nusantara 2024.
The event aims to stimulate economic activity for local businesses and introduce Batam’s destinations as prime choices for Eid holiday tourism.
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Supported by various governmental and private sponsors, the event reflects a collaborative effort to promote Batam’s tourism industry.
The Tourism Treasure Hunt 2024 in Batam offers a unique opportunity to experience the rich cultural and religious tapestry of Indonesia during Ramadan. This event not only provides insight into how tourism adapts to and celebrates religious observances but also highlights Batam as a dynamic destination that merges cultural heritage with festive tourism. The initiative serves as an invitation to explore the diversity and vibrancy of the Riau Islands, promising memorable experiences for travelers seeking to combine spiritual reflection with travel.
The Tourism Treasure Hunt 2024 in Batam, Indonesia, draws 200 participants in a spirited exploration of the island’s cultural and historic sites during Ramadan. Aimed at enlivening the tourism sector and showcasing Batam’s attractions, the event navigates through Eco Edu Park Panbil, Museum Raja Ali Haji, and Masjid Tanjak, concluding with a culinary fest at Taman Dang Anom. Supported by local government and sponsors, this initiative highlights Batam as a prime destination for Ramadan tourism, offering rich experiences for both domestic travelers and international visitors.
Source: Batam Pos, Koran Batam (2024)
