According to the Jakarta Post, the Indonesian government is making efforts to attract more tourists from India.
Indonesia plans to target those tourists who traditionally visit Malaysia and Singapore instead, due to the limited number of direct flights between India and Indonesia.
This comes at a time of increasing Indian air travel in India. According to information from the International Air Transport Association, India’s domestic air traffic rose 17.9% in January compared to a year earlier.
This increasing demand was illustrated recently by Indian company Jet Airways which purchased 75 new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft and committed to adding 144 new flights this summer.
In addition, Australia has seen a rise in tourism from India, with around 302,900 visitors arriving last year, marking a 15% rise from 2016.
20/05/18 Olivia Minnock/Business Chief
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Indonesia plans to target those tourists who traditionally visit Malaysia and Singapore instead, due to the limited number of direct flights between India and Indonesia.
This comes at a time of increasing Indian air travel in India. According to information from the International Air Transport Association, India’s domestic air traffic rose 17.9% in January compared to a year earlier.
This increasing demand was illustrated recently by Indian company Jet Airways which purchased 75 new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft and committed to adding 144 new flights this summer.
In addition, Australia has seen a rise in tourism from India, with around 302,900 visitors arriving last year, marking a 15% rise from 2016.
20/05/18 Olivia Minnock/Business Chief
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