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Indonesia wellness tourism industry development
Overview
The Indonesian Ministry of Tourism is working to develop a sustainable wellness tourism ecosystem to enhance global competitiveness. Recognizing Indonesia as the largest wellness economy in Southeast Asia, the ministry's strategy focuses on improving destinations, service standards, product innovation, and human resource capacity, specifically targeting Millennial and Gen Z travelers.
To support this growth, the government has identified Jakarta and Bali as the primary focal points for development during the 2026–2027 period. In August 2026, the Indonesian Wellness Tourism Practitioners Association (PERWAKIN) was officially established in Jakarta. The organization aims to standardize local wellness practices to high-quality, certified levels through collaboration across the health, sports, tourism, academic, and business sectors.
Entities
Indonesia · Global Wellness Institute · Ministry of Tourism · Ministry of Tourism (Indonesia) · Millennial and Gen Z travelers
Timeline
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5 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesIndonesia targets wellness tourism growth with new industry associationIndonesia is targeting wellness tourism as a major growth sector, naming Jakarta and Bali as initial development hubs for 2026–2027 and establishing the PERWAKIN association to standardize local wellness wisdom
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17 days ago
[BUSINESS] 7 sourcesIndonesia's Ministry of Tourism pushes wellness tourism ecosystem to boost global competitivenessIndonesia's tourism ministry is forging a wellness‑tourism ecosystem, citing 13.35% of foreign arrivals, a $6.8 trillion global market, and targeting Millennials and Gen Z.
Sources
bandung24jam.republika.co.id · lifestyle.liputan6.com