According to the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), every $1 million of spending in travel and tourism in Indonesia supports $1.7 million in GDP and around 200 jobs, of which 67 are direct jobs.

driven by concerns over the strain overtourism is putting on the tourist-friendly province. According to Reuters, Indonesia has agreed to a moratorium that will also apply to building villas and ...

This is the shocking moment a tourist was washed away by a huge wave while posing for pictures at a notorious coastal spot in Indonesia. Rony Josua Simanjuntak, 21, from North Sumatra, was ...

The moratorium is part of the government's bid to reform tourism on Bali, one of Indonesia's main attractions, to try to boost quality and jobs while preserving the island's indigenous culture.