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Indonesia sustainable tourism and ecosystem development

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Indonesia is advancing initiatives to integrate tourism development with environmental sustainability and ecosystem management. Industry stakeholders are focusing on experiential and green tourism, aiming to connect destinations, culture, and local communities to provide authentic traveler experiences. In East Jakarta, local government plans include the ‘Green Tourism Festival’ 2026 to promote environmental awareness and preserve natural assets like the Cibubur City Forest. communities. On a national level, the Ministry of National Development Planning is working to support supporting the broader tourism ecosystem, including sport tourism, while emphasizing that success relies on infrastructure such as security, cleanliness, and resource availability. This is being paired with alongside the 2026-2045 Blue Carbon Ecosystem Protection and Management Roadmap, which seeks to manage mangrove and seagrass resources Roadmap to enhance climate resilience and create new investment opportunities. resilience. Recent developments highlight growing collaboration between the public and private sectors. Minister of Environment Moh Jumhur Hidayat has emphasized the government’s commitment to promoting ecotourism as an economic activity that supports environmental preservation. Following the model of Dusun Bambu in West Java, Bambu, EIGER Nature is developing a new an ecotourism initiative in Megamendung, Bogor. Ronny Lukito, Chairman of EIGER Nature, stated that the project aims to integrate Bogor, aimed at integrating nature restoration, conservation, environmental education, and community empowerment. In October 2026, EIGER Nature received recognition from WALHI Jawa Barat expressed appreciation and WWF-Indonesia for EIGER Nature’s its commitment to preservation nature-based area development. During a site tour involving 22 representatives from WWF-Indonesia and its compliance with environmental permits. The company is conducting land the WWF Global network, participants reviewed restoration efforts on 73.23 hectares in Puncak, Megamendung, involving critical lands within the planting of over 120,000 trees PT Perkebunan Nusantara (PTPN) I Regional 2 area and 8 million shrubs. Additionally, EIGER Nature is performing biodiversity data collection across 235.66 hectares within conservation activities in the Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park utilization zone. Wahyudin Iwang, Executive Director Aditya Bayunanda, CEO of WALHI Jawa Barat, WWF-Indonesia, noted the project represents an economic activity that ‘honors the environment,’ though he initiative demonstrates how the private sector can balance business operations with environmental stewardship and community benefits. He emphasized that such collaboration could support regional sustainability and create new conservation financing opportunities. WALHI Jawa Barat also praised the need for long-term management involving experts management’s openness to ensure sustainability. feedback regarding environmental documentation and licensing.

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  1. 2026-10-17 04:23 UTC Indonesia sustainable tourism and ecosystem development
  2. 2026-10-08 01:56 UTC Indonesia sustainable tourism and ecosystem development
  3. 2026-10-01 21:21 UTC Indonesia sustainable tourism and ecosystem development
  4. 2026-09-30 07:51 UTC Indonesia sustainable tourism and ecosystem development

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