The grand opening of Atlantis and Deepsea Beach Club marks a significant development in Batam’s tourism sector, promising to draw both local and international visitors.

Ardiwinata, the Head of Batam City’s Tourism Department, heralds the opening of the Atlantis and Deepsea Beach Clubs as a pivotal enhancement to the city’s tourist offerings. Located in the coastal area of Bengkong, these clubs introduce a vibrant new ecosystem to the region’s tourism industry.

Described as a fresh strength in Batam’s tourism arsenal, the beach clubs combine leisure with entertainment, offering activities ranging from sports to live music events.

Since their inception, the clubs have attracted numerous domestic and international visitors, highlighting their immediate impact and the potential for future growth in visitor numbers.

Owner Bobby Pratama Lim emphasizes the uniqueness of the concept — combining seaside recreation with dynamic musical performances — which is a first for Batam.

The grand opening featured a variety of activities including a fun run around the Bengkong Golden Prawn area and live performances by renowned musicians like Marcello Tahitoe and Singaporean DJ Inquisitive.

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The grand opening featured a variety of activities including a fun run around the Bengkong Golden Prawn area and live performances by renowned musicians like Marcello Tahitoe and Singaporean DJ Inquisitive.

The launch of Atlantis and Deepsea Beach Club is set to significantly enhance Batam’s tourism landscape, offering new and exciting experiences for visitors. This development not only diversifies the local tourism offerings but also positions Batam as a burgeoning entertainment hub in the region.

The introduction of Atlantis and Deepsea Beach Club in Batam represents a significant boost to the local tourism industry, combining sports, music, and entertainment to create a unique attraction that appeals to a broad audience. This initiative is expected to draw more visitors to the region and contribute to its economic and cultural vitality.

Source: Batam News (2024)