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BUILDING 10 + 1 NEW BALI Hiramsyah S. Thaib Team Leader Acceleration for The Development of Priority Tourism Destination ICE BSD, 17th of October 2019 I declare tourism asthe leading sector. T ourism as a leading sector is a good news,

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BUILDING 10 + 1 NEW BALI

Hiramsyah S. Thaib

Team Leader Acceleration for The Development of Priority Tourism Destination

ICE BSD, 17th of October 2019

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“I declare tourism asthe leading sector. T

  • urism as a leading sector is

a good news, and all other Ministries must support tourism development”.

Ministry of Tourism of Republic Indonesia

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INDONESIA VISION SPEECH, JULY 14 2019

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The elected Indonesian President, Joko Widodo, in his Indonesian Vision Speech, Sentul, July 14, 2019

FIRST, we will continue to build infrastructure! We have built a large infrastructure. Going forward, we will proceed more quickly and connect the large infrastructure, such as toll roads, trains, ports, and airports with people's production areas. We connect with small industrial zones, connect with Special Economic Zones, connect with TOURISM AREA

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Indonesia’s tourism has many competitive advantages and comparative advantages: 1. Tourism is the largest contributor to foreign exchange earnings  By 2019, tourism sector is forecasted to make the largest contribution to foreign exchange earnings with a total contribution of approximately 20 billion U.S. dollars.  The impact of foreign exchange earnings can be immediately felt by the whole societies. 2. Best in the region  By 2019, Indonesia’s tourism is targeted to be one of the best in the region even surpassing ASEAN.  Our main competitor is Thailand that already made a total contribution of more than 40 billion U.S. dollars to its foreign exchange earnings in tourism. 3. Country Branding Wonderful Indonesia  Country Branding Wonderful Indonesia ranks 38th in its travel and tourism competitiveness index, surpassing Malaysia’s country branding Truly Asia Malaysia (ranks 47th) and Thailand’s country branding Amazing Thailand (ranks 72rd).  Country branding Wonderful Indonesia reflects the Positioning dan Differentiating of Indonesia’s tourism.

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BREAKING NEWS … !!!

Bangga! Indonesia Peringkat ke-6 Negara Terindah di Dunia [ sumber : Rough Guides ]

https://travel.detik.com/travel-news/d-4409466/bangga-indonesia-peringkat-ke-6-negara-terindah-di-dunia

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Jakarta - Sebuah situs pemandu perjalanan asal Inggris, Rough Guides melansir daftar 20 negara terindah di dunia. Indonesia berada di 10 besar, peringkat 6! Rough Guides merupakan buku dan situs pemandu perjalanan asal Inggris. Sejak dari tahun 1982, Rough Guides sudah menjadi rekomendasi para traveler dunia khususnya dari Eropa. Pemilihannya berdasarkan pilihan para pembaca. Hasilnya, didapatilah peringkat 20 besar negara terindah di dunia tersebut. Skotlandia menempati peringkat pertama, sebagai negara dengan destinasi lengkap. Dari pesisir pantai, kastil-kastil tua yang bersejarah sampai pegunungannya begitu indah. Bangganya, Indonesia berada di peringkat 6. Bahkan, hanya 3 negara dari Asia yang masuk dalam daftarnya. Selain Indonesia, ada India di peringkat ke-13 dan Vietnam di peringkat ke-20. "Indonesia mengesankan dengan lanskap alam dan keberagaman budaya. Negara dengan 17.508 pulau ini punya keanekaragaman flora dan fauna yang luar biasa, makanan, adat istiadat dan 500 bahasa. Bali dikenal dengan kuil dan destinasi peselancar dunia, Lombok dengan pantainya dan Kalimantan adalah tempat untuk melihat orangutan di alam liar," puji Rough Guides

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OU OUTLINE TLINE

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  • 1. Indonesia Tourism Performance
  • 2. Formulation and Implementation

Strategy

  • 3. 10 New Bali + 1 Main Tourism Destination
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  • 1. Indonesia Tourism Performance
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INDONE DONESIA SIA INTERN ERNATI TIONAL L VISITOR OR GROW ROWTH VS VS REGI EGION ONAL AL AND GLOBA OBAL L MARKET KET 2018 8

ASEAN, Growth : 7,4 % World, Growth : 5,6 % Indonesia, Growth: 12,58%

Indonesia 12,58 % (January – December 2018) Vietnam 19,90 % (January – December 2018) Malaysia -0,45 % (January – December 2018) Singapore 6,21 % (January – December 2018) Thailand 8,28 % (January – December 2018)

Source: Countries’ Own Statistics

Ministry of Tourism of Republic Indonesia

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Forei eign gn Tour uris ist t Growt

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Year Amount of Foreign Tourist (Million) 2009 6,32 2010 7,00 2011 7,64 2012 8,04 2013 8,80 2014 9,43 2015 10,23 2016 11,52 2017 14,04 2018 15,81 Compound Annual growth rate (CAGR) of the number of foreign tourists has increased, from 9% in the 2009-2013 period to 14% in the 2014-2018 period.

Source: Badan Pusat Statistik

5.000.000 6.000.000 7.000.000 8.000.000 9.000.000 10.000.000 11.000.000 12.000.000 13.000.000 14.000.000 15.000.000 16.000.000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

CAGR : 9% CAGR : 14%

: number of foreign tourist

Ministry of Tourism of Republic Indonesia

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200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 FDI DDI Total

CAGR: 15%

CAGR: 25 %

Compund Annual Growth Rate from both Foreign Direct Investment and Domestic Direct Investment in Total has increased from 15% during 2009 – 2013 period to 25% during 2014 – 2017 period.

Year Foreign Direct Investment (USD 1000) Domestic Direct Investment (USD 1000) Total Investment (USD 1000) 2009 422,26 51,65 473,91 2010 448,7 752,5 1201,2 2011 453,11 119,16 572,27 2012 1241,01 168,95 1409,96 2013 685,26 144,42 829,68 2014 719,285 199,53 918,815 2015 769,63 300,18 1069,81 2016 1258,6 179,27 1437,87 2017 1363,92 475,26 1839,18 2018 952,95 655,7 1608,65

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TOURISM FOREIGN EXCHANGE EARNINGS

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12 TOURISM SECTOR’S CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS NATIONAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) 2018

Sumber : Economics Research, Bangkok Bank, May 2019

Tourism Contribution towards Indonesia’s GDP 2018 :

5,25 %

Tourism Contribution towards Thailand’s GDP 2018 :

12,30 %

Tourism Contribution towards ASEAN’s GDP 2018 :

5,90 %

Tourism Contribution towards World’s GDP 2018 :

10,4 %

Sumber : ; Economic Impact Research, WTTC, 2018 Sumber :Kemenpar 2019 Sumber : Travel & Tourism Report WTTC, 2019, via goodnewsfrom indonesia.com

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INDONESIA'S TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2019

Related to Competitiveness Index, Indonesia has improved significantly 13

Ministry of Tourism of Republic Indonesia

80 81 74 70 50 42 40

3,70 3,80 4,00 4,03 4,04 4,16 4,30

3,40 3,50 3,60 3,70 3,80 3,90 4,00 4,10 4,20 4,30 4,40 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 2008 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 Rank Score

SCORE

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INDONESIA COMPETITIVENESS INDEX IN ASEAN

Source : World Economic Forum (WEF), 2019.

: Top 3 (Rank) : Bottom 3 (Rank) INDEX - SUBINDEX – Pillars

INDONESIA SINGAPORE MALAYSIA THAILAND VIETNAM PHILIPPINES LAO PDR CAMBODIA Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank

TRAVEL & TOURISM COMPETITIVENESS INDEX 40 17 29 31 63 75 97 98 ENABLING ENVIRONMENT 72 7 34 63 73 93 92 106 Business Environment 50 2 11 37 67 80 75 122 Safety & Security 80 6 34 111 58 135 83 102 Health & Hygiene 102 60 75 88 91 94 100 108 Human Resources & Labour Market 44 5 15 27 47 37 67 95 ICT Readiness 67 15 44 49 83 82 112 101 T&T POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION 4 2 11 42 79 53 83 78 Prioritization of Travel & Tourism 10 6 62 27 100 56 64 44 International Openness 16 3 10 45 58 65 87 66 Price Competitiveness 6 102 5 25 22 24 20 49 Environmental Sustainability 135 61 105 130 121 103 122 139 INFRASTRUCTURE 71 3 35 32 87 59 95 101 Airport Infrastructure 38 7 25 22 50 59 90 91 Ground & Port Infrastructure 66 2 27 72 84 93 110 111 Tourist Service Infrastructure 98 36 57 14 106 85 89 93 NATURAL & CULTURAL RESOURCES 18 66 31 21 26 46 88 72 Natural Resources 17 120 37 10 35 36 70 66 Cultural Resources 24 38 37 35 29 61 111 76

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15 Pariwisata Danau Toba Maju, PAD Samosir Naik 81%

1. Pajak hotel naik 351% 2. Pajak restoran naik 84% 3. Pajak hiburan naik 8.830% 4. Retribusi jasa usaha naik 63%

CEO EO Comm mmitment itment

Pariwisata Banyuwangi

1. Pertumbuhan ekonomi tahun 2017 Banyuwangi melampaui pertumbunan ekonomi Prov Jawa Timur dan Nasional yaitu sebesar 5,6%. 2. Total belanja wisatawan di Banyuwangi sebesar Rp. 7,7 Triliun dan 98.970 orang Wisman dan 4,8 juta orang Wisnus.

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2.

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RMULA ULATION TION AN AND IMP MPLEMENT LEMENTATION TION STRA RATEG TEGY

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Top 10 Priority Programs of Ministry of Tourism in in2018

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Branding / PR-ing T

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T

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(15 Destination Branding)

Develop 10 New Priority T

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Destinations

Certified Human Resources in T

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T

  • urism Awareness Movement

T

  • urism Investment Growth

Crisis Center Management Digital T

  • urism (E-T
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  • 63% of all travel is now researched,

booked bought and sold online

  • 50% of online travel sales involved more

than one device

  • Ex: 200+ Reviews per minute posted on

TripAdvisor

Homestay

  • Ministry of T
  • urismcontributes in building

100.000 homestay as part of 1million housing program

  • President Jokowi is planning to develop

rural tourism concept

Air Accesibility

Air Connectivity is a Critical Success Factor for boosting inbound tourists arrival initiatives, since 75%-80% of foreign tourists arrived using air transportation

Others Priority Programs T

  • p 3 PriorityPrograms
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TOU OURIS ISM M DE DEVEL ELOPMENT OPMENT STR TRATE TEGY

18 TOURISM DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY“3A”

ATTRACTION

9 Portofolio Tourism Strategy

ACCESSIBILITY

Government Leading

AMENITY

Private Sector Leading

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Pentahelix Model

Academic (Conceptor) Business (Enabler) Community (Accelerator) Government (Regulator) Media (Catalisator)

BUSINESS ASLOCOMOTIVE TOURISMTRANSFORT A TIONS

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Ro Role le of f ABCGM GM – Indone

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DEVELOPMENT OF 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATION AND NATIONAL STRATEGIC TOURISM ZONE IDR 500 TRILLION / USD 35 BILLION

TOURISM INVESTMENT IDR 205 T/ USD 14 B TOURISM FINANCING IDR 295 T/ USD 20 B GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT IDR 170 T/ USD 12 B PRIVATE INVESTMENT IDR 35 T/ USD 2,5 B GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT IDR 10 T / USD 700 M

PRIVATE INVESTMENT IDR 285 T/ USD 20 B

Supporting Tourism Infrastructure IDR 170 T Financial Government Institution: LPEI, PT SMI, PT SMF, PT PII, PINA, LPDB IDR 10 T / USD 700 M

Bank Financial Industry IDR 230 T / USD 16 B Non Bank Financial Industry IDR 10 T / USD 700 M Capital Market IDR 45 T / USD 3 B

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  • 2. Konsep Dasar Pengembangan KEK

The basic concept of SEZs is to give facilities for the area preparation which the location has the access to the global market (accessibility to the port or to the airport) The region is given certain incentives and deregulation

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the stages needed to increase competitiveness with surrounding countries. Increasing competitiveness is expected to attract investors to invest in the region.

CRU RUCIAL CIAL RO ROLE E of

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SPECI ECIAL AL EC ECONOMIC MIC ZO ZONES ES (S (SEZ EZs)

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INDONESIA NESIA SPECI ECIAL AL EC ECONOMY MY ZO ZONE E (S (SEZ EZ)

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0 New w Bal ali i + 1 + 1 Ma Main n Tourism urism Destination tination

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Sumber: https://investor.id/archive/penetapan-10- destinasi-prioritas-adalah-amanat-presiden

Determination of 10 priority destinations is the mandate of President Jokowi, through the Cabinet Secretariat letter Number B 652 / Seskab / Maritim / 2015 dated November 6, 2015 concerning the President's Directive on Tourism and President's Directive at the Cabinet Meeting Early Years on January 4, 2016.

Determi ermination tion of 10 Priority rity Touris ism Destin tination tions s by by th the Presi siden dent

THE DETERMINATION OF 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONS IS THE MANDATE OF THE PRESIDENT

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QUALITY TOURISM DIVERSIFICATION "... regarding the development of priority tourism destinations, three years ago it was said that 10 new Bali will be built but now we only give priority to 5 locations first ...“ President Joko Widodo Jakarta 15 July 2019

NUMBER OF EMPLOYMENT

Million people

10,1 12,8

2014 2018 VALUE ADDED FROM TOURISM

TOURISM EARNINGS (Miliar USD)

11,1

19,2

2014 2018 NUMBER OF DOMESTIC VISITORS

Million trips 251,2 303

2014 2018 NUMBERS OF FOREIGN VISITORS

Million visits

9,43 15,8

2014 2018

The 5 locations are Toba, Borobudur, Mandalika, Labuan Bajo, and Likupang. 25

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PRESIDENT INSTRUCTION

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“Infrastructure In 5 Super Priority Destinations Must Be Completed In 2020.”

  • Joko Widodo, July 15th 2019
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Limited Cabinet Meeting July 15th 2019

Spatial Planning

Spatial Planning and Control

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Access and Connectivity

  • Terminal, airport, runway.
  • Road connectivity to tourist

destinations.

  • Dock and Harbor

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Facilities at the Tourism Destination

Structuring of street vendors , small restaurants and toilets (4 star standard).

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Human Resources

  • Training
  • Work Culture and Hospitality

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Local Products

  • Market and Art Market
  • cultural dance

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Promotions

  • Integerated Large-Scale

Promotion

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PRESIDENT INSTRUCTION

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Danau Toba Tanjung Kelayang Borobudur Wakatobi Morotai Tanjung Lesung Kepulauan Seribu & Kota Tua Bromo Tengger Semeru Mandalika Labuan Bajo Flores

5 SUPER PRIORITY DESTINATION

(10 Priority Tourism Destination + 1 and 5 Main Tourism Destination) 28

Tanjung Gunung

Sungai Liat

Likupang

Sukabumi Pangandaran

Main Tourism Destination

Priority Tourism Destination

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT – 10 DPP

27 September 2019

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Ministry of Tourism of Republic Indonesia

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