Gastronomy tourism, as defined by the UN Tourism is about experiencing a destination’s culture through its culinary traditions, flavors, and techniques. In 2023, the UN Tourism in collaboration with Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism, recognized Ubud’s potential as a model for sustainable gastronomy tourism, launching a guide to promote this vibrant food culture. Ubud’s dining scene […]
Indonesia’s culinary landscape beautifully reflects its rich cultural history, with European influences adding unique touches to traditional dishes across the archipelago. While Bali’s cuisine largely reflects its native culture and traditions, certain dishes and culinary practices and presentations brought a shared history of European interactions. Rijsttafel: The Dutch introduced the rijsttafel, or “rice table,” as a […]
In the lush highlands of Semarang, Central Java, there lies a hidden gem that blends history, nature, and coffee culture. Banaran Coffee Village is known for its sprawling coffee plantations, but what truly sets it apart is the opportunity to take a historical train ride through the scenic beauty of the area. With BBTF 2025 focusing on “Indonesia: Preserving Green Nature and […]
As Indonesia, a vast archipelagic nation, continues to lead efforts in sustainable tourism, its approach to eco-friendly sea transport is gaining attention. With BBTF 2025 embracing the theme “Indonesia: Preserving Green Nature and Cultural Heritage for the World,” some showcase to green tourisms is evident in its green sea transport. Variety of vessels, some powered by renewable […]
Bamboo has become a central resource in discussions about sustainability, conservation, and eco-friendly architecture. Across Indonesia, bamboo plays a vital role not only as a building material but also as a symbol of cultural preservation and environmental stewardship. Its integration into architecture and land management aligns seamlessly with BBTF 2025’s focus on protecting nature and […]
When we think of Yogyakarta in centra Java, we often imagine its grand temples or vibrant batik traditions. But did you know that one of its most unique and mystical features, the Cosmological Axis, was just recognized as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site on September 18, 2023? This axis, stretching from Mount Merapi to the Indian Ocean, symbolizes much […]
Indonesia’s cultural richness shines through its traditional craftsmanship, many of which have been recognized internationally by UNESCO. These unique practices are vital to preserving the country’s heritage and are deeply woven into everyday life. As we approach BBTF 2025, themed “Indonesia Preserving Green Nature and Cultural Heritage for the World,” it is crucial to highlight how […]
Overview: Raja Ampat is a destination like no other, known for its unmatched marine biodiversity and remote, untouched beauty. While most travelers reach this archipelago via flights and speedboats from Sorong, a more immersive and adventurous way to explore Raja Ampat is by setting sail from Bali on a traditional Indonesian schooner. This journey not only […]
Overview: As we approach the Bali & Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) 2025, themed “Indonesia Preserving Green Nature and Cultural Heritage for the World,” it is essential to recognize the integral role of marine conservation in sustaining the beauty and biodiversity of our oceans. BBTF, organized by ASITA Bali Region, not only facilitates growth in the tourism […]
Discovering the Unknown in Wakatobi: Did you know that Wakatobi is not just a diver’s paradise but also a frontier of scientific discovery? Over the past decade, this remote archipelago in Southeast Sulawesi has become a hotspot for marine biologists, uncovering species that are completely new to science. From previously undocumented coral species to rare fish, […]
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