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Indonesia targets US$39.4 billion in tourism revenue by 2029

Indonesia targets US$39.4 billion in tourism revenue by 2029

Indonesia's government aims to earn US$39.4 billion from tourism by 2029, with the sector expected to contribute 4.9% to 5% of national output.

The government says spending by foreign visitors counts as services exports, making tourism one of Indonesia's top three export contributors when included.

From January to September 2026, Indonesia recorded 12.01 million foreign visitor trips, while domestic tourist trips reached 938.84 million.

Tourism earned US$8.43 billion in foreign exchange in the first half of 2026, and sector investment rose 16.64% to Rp39.68 trillion.

The government is preparing a 2027–2045 national tourism development plan to guide long-term policy and align central and regional programs.

It wants tourism investment and infrastructure to support jobs, regional economic growth and stronger connections between destinations and transport hubs.

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Susiwijono MoegiarsoSecretary of the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs
The potential is extraordinary.
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We hope that tourism development, especially tourism areas in the regions, can generate something that drives regional economic growth, regional GDP, job creation, and investment.
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