Development
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News PT Pertamina to increase the prices of non-subsidized fuels Effective September 1, 2026, PT Pertamina has increased the prices of four non-subsidized fuel products in the Nusa Tenggara Timur…
News East Sumba shifts focus to sustainable, high-quality tourism growth Local authorities are ramping up infrastructure development and community-led programs to transform East Sumba into a premier sustainable tourism destination,…
News SID and ChildFund wrap up transformative program in East Sumba after two decades After 20 years of rural community development, Sumba Integrated Development (SID) and ChildFund International in Indonesia officially concluded their assistance…
News Telkomsel and GSrek Indonesia Team Up to Deliver Critical Water and Power Infrastructure to Sumba Schools The "Homecoming Sumba 2026" charity tour brought together Telkomsel and 81 riders from GSrek Indonesia to deliver vital infrastructure and…
News Indonesia to launch 2026 Tourism Safety Program to bolster standards Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism is launching the "2026 Tourism Safety Program" to standardize and strengthen safety, risk mitigation, and emergency…
News Operation Ketupat 2026 Concludes with Record-Breaking Traffic The Indonesian National Police officially concluded "Operation Ketupat 2026," reporting the highest homebound travel volume in the nation's history. Over 270,000 vehicles were recorded during the peak period alone, representing a nearly 5% increase from the previous year. Authorities credited nationwide one-way schemes and enhanced digital monitoring for maintaining a 30% decrease in fatal road accidents despite the unprecedented surge in travelers.
News InJourney Airports Deploys 784 Extra Flights for Eid Return Flow State-owned airport operator PT Angkasa Pura (InJourney Airports) has activated nearly 800 additional flight slots to accommodate the "Arus Balik" (return flow) of the holiday season. The strategy focuses on major hubs including Jakarta, Bali, and Kupang, ensuring that domestic tourists—including those returning from remote destinations like Sumba—have sufficient connectivity as the peak travel window concludes.
News Sumba Airport Expansion: Lede Kalumbang Targeted for International Jets New infrastructure reports indicate that the Indonesian government has fast-tracked the expansion of Lede Kalumbang Airport (TMC) in Southwest Sumba. The project aims to extend the runway to 2,500 meters to accommodate larger Boeing 737 jets and potential direct international charters from Australia and Singapore. This move is expected to significantly increase land value in the "Golden Triangle" region near the island's luxury resorts.
News National Fuel Reserves Guaranteed Secure for Late-March Travel The Downstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Agency (BPH Migas) confirmed that national fuel supplies remained stable and well-distributed throughout the final week of March. With several gas stations in transit corridors operating 24 hours a day, the government successfully mitigated the risk of shortages during the peak holiday travel period, supporting the mobility of millions of travelers across the archipelago.
News Government Introduces “Micro-Tourism” Concept to Shield Local Industry Senior Minister Airlangga Hartarto has proposed a "micro-tourism" strategy as a safety net for the local economy. This model encourages Indonesians to explore destinations within a short radius of their homes through curated "hidden gem" packages and transportation discounts. By promoting regional spots like Sumba for nearby residents of NTT and neighboring islands, the government aims to maintain steady tourism revenue regardless of international arrival fluctuations.
News PT Pertamina to increase the prices of non-subsidized fuels Effective September 1, 2026, PT Pertamina has increased the prices of four non-subsidized fuel products in the Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) region. The adjusted prices per liter are:…
News East Sumba shifts focus to sustainable, high-quality tourism growth Local authorities are ramping up infrastructure development and community-led programs to transform East Sumba into a premier sustainable tourism destination, following a steady surge in domestic and international…
News SID and ChildFund wrap up transformative program in East Sumba after two decades After 20 years of rural community development, Sumba Integrated Development (SID) and ChildFund International in Indonesia officially concluded their assistance program across seven villages in Nggaha Ori Angu,…
News Telkomsel and GSrek Indonesia Team Up to Deliver Critical Water and Power Infrastructure to Sumba Schools The "Homecoming Sumba 2026" charity tour brought together Telkomsel and 81 riders from GSrek Indonesia to deliver vital infrastructure and educational aid to rural Sumba from April 26…
News Indonesia to launch 2026 Tourism Safety Program to bolster standards Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism is launching the "2026 Tourism Safety Program" to standardize and strengthen safety, risk mitigation, and emergency response across the country's destinations. The program aims…
News Operation Ketupat 2026 Concludes with Record-Breaking Traffic The Indonesian National Police officially concluded "Operation Ketupat 2026," reporting the highest homebound travel volume in the nation's history. Over 270,000 vehicles were recorded during the peak period alone, representing a nearly 5% increase from the previous year. Authorities credited nationwide one-way schemes and enhanced digital monitoring for maintaining a 30% decrease in fatal road accidents despite the unprecedented surge in travelers.
News InJourney Airports Deploys 784 Extra Flights for Eid Return Flow State-owned airport operator PT Angkasa Pura (InJourney Airports) has activated nearly 800 additional flight slots to accommodate the "Arus Balik" (return flow) of the holiday season. The strategy focuses on major hubs including Jakarta, Bali, and Kupang, ensuring that domestic tourists—including those returning from remote destinations like Sumba—have sufficient connectivity as the peak travel window concludes.
News Sumba Airport Expansion: Lede Kalumbang Targeted for International Jets New infrastructure reports indicate that the Indonesian government has fast-tracked the expansion of Lede Kalumbang Airport (TMC) in Southwest Sumba. The project aims to extend the runway to 2,500 meters to accommodate larger Boeing 737 jets and potential direct international charters from Australia and Singapore. This move is expected to significantly increase land value in the "Golden Triangle" region near the island's luxury resorts.
News National Fuel Reserves Guaranteed Secure for Late-March Travel The Downstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Agency (BPH Migas) confirmed that national fuel supplies remained stable and well-distributed throughout the final week of March. With several gas stations in transit corridors operating 24 hours a day, the government successfully mitigated the risk of shortages during the peak holiday travel period, supporting the mobility of millions of travelers across the archipelago.
News Government Introduces “Micro-Tourism” Concept to Shield Local Industry Senior Minister Airlangga Hartarto has proposed a "micro-tourism" strategy as a safety net for the local economy. This model encourages Indonesians to explore destinations within a short radius of their homes through curated "hidden gem" packages and transportation discounts. By promoting regional spots like Sumba for nearby residents of NTT and neighboring islands, the government aims to maintain steady tourism revenue regardless of international arrival fluctuations.