The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services

TRADE SERVICESININDONESIAGeneral Information

3

Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services

Source Trade Map

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10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Government goods and services nie

Personal cultural and recreationalservicesOther business services

Telecommunications computer andinformation servicesCharges for the use of intellectualproperty nieFinancial services

Insurance and pension services

Construction

Travel

Transport

Maintenance and repair services nie

Manufacturing services on physicalinputs owned by others

4

Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)

Agriculture Hunting Forestry and Fishing 14

Mining and Quarrying 10

Manufacturing24

Electricity Gas and Water Supply

- 1

Services 51

Services including Construction

source Statistics Indonesia

Directorateof Trade In ServicesDirectorate General of International Trade Negotiation

5

PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE

6

Trade Fairbull Trade Expo Indonesiabull Participating in international exhibition

Branding through video

Developing in GoodsServices

bull Collaboration between designer andSMErsquos Indonesia

bull Improving potential and competitivenesson Indonesian services (franchise spa ampsalon chef and nurse)

TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES

88

9

OUTLINE

A Marketing PerformanceB Digital TourismC Investment Opportunity

10

A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

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Score

Rank

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80

38

81

4

74

403

70

404

50

416

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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46970111452

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

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TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
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• スライド番号 10
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

TRADE SERVICESININDONESIAGeneral Information

3

Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services

Source Trade Map

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30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Government goods and services nie

Personal cultural and recreationalservicesOther business services

Telecommunications computer andinformation servicesCharges for the use of intellectualproperty nieFinancial services

Insurance and pension services

Construction

Travel

Transport

Maintenance and repair services nie

Manufacturing services on physicalinputs owned by others

4

Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)

Agriculture Hunting Forestry and Fishing 14

Mining and Quarrying 10

Manufacturing24

Electricity Gas and Water Supply

- 1

Services 51

Services including Construction

source Statistics Indonesia

Directorateof Trade In ServicesDirectorate General of International Trade Negotiation

5

PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE

6

Trade Fairbull Trade Expo Indonesiabull Participating in international exhibition

Branding through video

Developing in GoodsServices

bull Collaboration between designer andSMErsquos Indonesia

bull Improving potential and competitivenesson Indonesian services (franchise spa ampsalon chef and nurse)

TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES

88

9

OUTLINE

A Marketing PerformanceB Digital TourismC Investment Opportunity

10

A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

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403

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

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15996

135288

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109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

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THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

3

Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services

Source Trade Map

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Government goods and services nie

Personal cultural and recreationalservicesOther business services

Telecommunications computer andinformation servicesCharges for the use of intellectualproperty nieFinancial services

Insurance and pension services

Construction

Travel

Transport

Maintenance and repair services nie

Manufacturing services on physicalinputs owned by others

4

Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)

Agriculture Hunting Forestry and Fishing 14

Mining and Quarrying 10

Manufacturing24

Electricity Gas and Water Supply

- 1

Services 51

Services including Construction

source Statistics Indonesia

Directorateof Trade In ServicesDirectorate General of International Trade Negotiation

5

PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE

6

Trade Fairbull Trade Expo Indonesiabull Participating in international exhibition

Branding through video

Developing in GoodsServices

bull Collaboration between designer andSMErsquos Indonesia

bull Improving potential and competitivenesson Indonesian services (franchise spa ampsalon chef and nurse)

TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES

88

9

OUTLINE

A Marketing PerformanceB Digital TourismC Investment Opportunity

10

A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

Chart1

Score

Rank

37

80

38

81

4

74

403

70

404

50

416

42

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TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 1 - 2017

4480803496

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42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

37255903352

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31201703819

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32726022615

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Sheet4

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

4480803496

50250229065

51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

38985673306

56082562779

58986182627

3550682345

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61090427835

59882982825

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30721729654

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Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

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C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

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Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

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Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

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TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

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109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

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30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

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TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

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Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

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NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

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1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

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2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

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3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

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• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

4

Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)

Agriculture Hunting Forestry and Fishing 14

Mining and Quarrying 10

Manufacturing24

Electricity Gas and Water Supply

- 1

Services 51

Services including Construction

source Statistics Indonesia

Directorateof Trade In ServicesDirectorate General of International Trade Negotiation

5

PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE

6

Trade Fairbull Trade Expo Indonesiabull Participating in international exhibition

Branding through video

Developing in GoodsServices

bull Collaboration between designer andSMErsquos Indonesia

bull Improving potential and competitivenesson Indonesian services (franchise spa ampsalon chef and nurse)

TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES

88

9

OUTLINE

A Marketing PerformanceB Digital TourismC Investment Opportunity

10

A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

Chart1

Score

Rank

37

80

38

81

4

74

403

70

404

50

416

42

Sheet1

pcgenerate data tidak ada

pcgenerate data tidak ada

pcCek pembulatan

pccek lagi maxnya

Sheet2

Sheet3

Sheet3

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 1 - 2017

4480803496

48801673154

51556900442

51591269374

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

37255903352

38893807362

56082562779

56074720449

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31201703819

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

32746789867

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet4

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

4480803496

50250229065

51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

38985673306

56082562779

58986182627

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31218080948

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

33142034229

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet5

Sheet6

Sheet7

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

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1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

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2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

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3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

Directorateof Trade In ServicesDirectorate General of International Trade Negotiation

5

PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE

6

Trade Fairbull Trade Expo Indonesiabull Participating in international exhibition

Branding through video

Developing in GoodsServices

bull Collaboration between designer andSMErsquos Indonesia

bull Improving potential and competitivenesson Indonesian services (franchise spa ampsalon chef and nurse)

TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES

88

9

OUTLINE

A Marketing PerformanceB Digital TourismC Investment Opportunity

10

A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

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Rank

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38

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74

403

70

404

50

416

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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46970111452

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

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28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

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• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE

6

Trade Fairbull Trade Expo Indonesiabull Participating in international exhibition

Branding through video

Developing in GoodsServices

bull Collaboration between designer andSMErsquos Indonesia

bull Improving potential and competitivenesson Indonesian services (franchise spa ampsalon chef and nurse)

TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES

88

9

OUTLINE

A Marketing PerformanceB Digital TourismC Investment Opportunity

10

A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

Chart1

Score

Rank

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80

38

81

4

74

403

70

404

50

416

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

4480803496

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51591269374

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

37255903352

38893807362

56082562779

56074720449

3550682345

35593302719

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31201703819

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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51556900442

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42445443478

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47344563964

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Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

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28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES

88

9

OUTLINE

A Marketing PerformanceB Digital TourismC Investment Opportunity

10

A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

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Rank

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74

403

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404

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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46970111452

47118983391

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

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28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

88

9

OUTLINE

A Marketing PerformanceB Digital TourismC Investment Opportunity

10

A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

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Rank

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403

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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46970111452

47118983391

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

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28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

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2015		2015
2017		2017

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OUTLINE

A Marketing PerformanceB Digital TourismC Investment Opportunity

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A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

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SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

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Score

Rank

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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47344563964

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Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

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28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

10

A Marketing Performance

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

Chart1

Score

Rank

37

80

38

81

4

74

403

70

404

50

416

42

Sheet1

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pcgenerate data tidak ada

pcCek pembulatan

pccek lagi maxnya

Sheet2

Sheet3

Sheet3

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 1 - 2017

4480803496

48801673154

51556900442

51591269374

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

37255903352

38893807362

56082562779

56074720449

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31201703819

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

32746789867

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet4

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

4480803496

50250229065

51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

38985673306

56082562779

58986182627

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31218080948

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

33142034229

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet5

Sheet6

Sheet7

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

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30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

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TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

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2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

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THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

BREAKING NEWS

11

ldquoIndonesia is in top-20 fastest growing travel destination in the worldrdquo (The Telegraph 2017)

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

Chart1

Score

Rank

37

80

38

81

4

74

403

70

404

50

416

42

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TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 1 - 2017

4480803496

48801673154

51556900442

51591269374

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

37255903352

38893807362

56082562779

56074720449

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31201703819

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

32746789867

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet4

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

4480803496

50250229065

51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

38985673306

56082562779

58986182627

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31218080948

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

33142034229

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

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Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

12Source Statistics of each countries

Indonesia 2568 (From January ndash August 2017) Malaysia 087 (From January ndash May 2017) Singapore 383 (From January ndash July 2017) Thailand 505 (From January ndash August 2017)

International Arrivals Growth Comparisons with Regional and Global Market

ASEAN Growth 6

World Growth 6

Indonesia Growth 2568

In terms of growth Indonesiarsquos performance is 4 times higher compared to the regional and global growth

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

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28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

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• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

Sumber BPS dan Pusdatin Kemenpar 2015 (estimasi)

Foreign Exchange Earnings in Indonesia by Sectors

13

No

2013 2014 2015 2016

CommodityValue

(million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million USD)

Commodity Type

Value (million

USD)1 Oil amp Gas 32633 Oil amp Gas 30318 Oil amp Gas 18574 CPO 15965

2 Coal 22759 Coal 18697 CPO 16427 Tourism) 135683 CPO 16787 CPO 18615 Coal 14717 Oil amp Gas 13105

4 Tourism 10054 Tourism 11166 Tourism 12225 Coal 12898

5 Rubber 6706 Garment 7450 Garment 6410 Garment 6229

6 Garment 6216 Electricity 7021 Electricity 4510 Electricity 4561

7 Electricity 5104 Chemicals 6486 Processed Rubber 3564 Jewelry 4119

8 Chemicals 4124 ProcessedRubber

6259 Paper 3546 Paper 4032

9 Paper 3723 Paper 5379 Jewelry 3319 Chemicals 3700

10 Textile 1948 Jewelry 3914 Chemical 3174 Processed Rubber

3242

11 Processed Wood

1203 Textile 3853 Textile 1927 Textile 1848

12 Jewelry 202 ProcessedWood

3780 Processed Wood 1352 Processed Wood 1279

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

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109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

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• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

14

During 2016 Wonderful Indonesia received46 awards at various events in 22 countries

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING15 September 2017UNWTO Video Competition 2017 Chengdu China1 Peoplersquos Choice Award2 Winner East Asia and Pacific Region

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

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Total

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Tourism Investment Realization

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104907

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109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

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THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

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B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

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REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

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Highest forex earnings

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3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

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Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

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CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

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DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

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C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

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TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

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109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

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30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

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TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

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3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

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THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
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• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WONDERFUL INDONESIA BRANDING

28 September 2017TTG Travel Awards 2017Bangkok ThailandIndonesia Destination of the Year 2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

Related to Competitiveness Index Indonesia is improving significantly

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Rank

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

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TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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51556900442

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42445443478

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Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

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109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
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• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

17

INDONESIAS TTCI WEF PERFORMANCE GROW POSITIVELY 2008 - 2017

Source World Economic Forum (WEF) 2017

RAN

K

SCO

RE

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SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

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B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

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109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

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• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

2008		2008
2009		2009
2011		2011
2013		2013
2015		2015
2017		2017

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TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 1 - 2017

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51591269374

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

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TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

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51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

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Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

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109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
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2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

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TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 1 - 2017

4480803496

48801673154

51556900442

51591269374

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

37255903352

38893807362

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31201703819

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TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

4480803496

50250229065

51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

38985673306

56082562779

58986182627

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31218080948

38061831461

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32726022615

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30721729654

38777457265

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Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

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C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

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109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

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30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

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TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

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THANK YOU

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• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
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• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
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	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

INDONESIA
					TTCI 2015											SIMULASI 17				KETERANGAN
Placement		Dataset		Edition		GLOBAL ID		Code		Series		Series unindented		Type		Metode		(+-)		value		v-check		min		max		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017		S3		S4
1		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCI		ttci		all		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		index				4045		4045		243		531		4045		4216		4250
2		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA		A		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Enabling environment subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				44607		44600		274		608		44607		45769		4626
3		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA01		A01		Business environment		Business environment 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4481		4480		236		613		4481		4880		5025
4		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ051		101		Property rights 1-7		Property rights 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4287		4287		152		639		4287		4287		4400
5		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ095		102		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Business impact of rules on FDI 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4580		4580		141		659		4580		4580		5500
6		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ040		103		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in settling disputes 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4139		4139		155		616		4139		4139		4139
7		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ039		104		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Efficiency of legal framework in challenging regs 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3849		3849		122		557		3849		3849		4000
8								Indicator				3994		3994				3994		3994		4069
9		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMDAYS		105		Time required to deal with construction permits		Time required to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		211000		3864		2600		38000		3500		6847		6847			Usulan BKPM
10		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CONSTPERMCOST		106		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Cost ( construction cost) to deal with construction permits		Indicators		S		1		4300		6085		000		2820		3800		6191		6191
11								Indicator					4975					6519		6519
12		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ105		107		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Extent of market dominance 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4081		4081		218		597		4081		4081		4100
13		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSDAYS		108		No days to start a business		No days to start a business		Indicators		S		1		52500		3767		050		9700		5000		6720		6720
14		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STARTBUSCOST		109		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Cost ( GNI per capita) to start a business		Indicators		S		1		21100		5655		000		9410		19900		5731		5731
15								Indicator					4711					6226		6226
16		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ397		110		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to work 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4112		4112		188		631		4112		4112		4112
17		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ398		111		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Effect of taxation on incentives to invest 1-7		Indicators		E		2		4237		4237		198		649		4237		4237		4300
18								Indicator					4175					4175		4206
19		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CORPTAXRATE		112		Total tax rate profits		Total tax rate profits		Indicator		S		1		31400		5041		740		8090		29700		5180		5180
20		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		LABORTAXRATE		112a		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Labour and contributions tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		11300		5734		050		5170		9200		5980		5980
21		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PROFTAXRATE		112b		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Profit tax rate ( profits)		Indicators		S		1		16700		4426		130		3720		17200		4343		4343
22		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OTHTAXRATE		112c		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Rate of other taxes () of profits		Indicators		S		1		3400		6575		000		4800		3300		6588		6588
23		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA02		A02		Safety and security		Safety and security 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5156		5156		265		670		5156		5159		5229
24		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ034		201		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Business costs of crime and violence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4273		4273		189		653		4273		4273		4273
25		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ055		202		Reliability of police services 1-7		Reliability of police services 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4132		4132		173		673		4132		4132		4300
26		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ033		203		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Business costs of terrorism 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4616		4616		232		668		4616		4616		4800
27		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TERRORISMINCIDENCE		204		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Index of terrorism incidence 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5847		5847		100		700		5847		5847		5847
28		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOMICIDERT		205		Homicide cases100000 population		Homicide cases100000 population		Indicator		S		1		0600		6913		000		4120		0500		6927		6927
29		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA03		A03		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4245		4246		197		697		4245		4244		4244
30		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PHYSDENS		301		Number of physician1000 pop		Number of physician1000 pop		Indicator		S		2		0204		1244		001		483		0398		1485		1485
31		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SANITACES		302		pop with access to improved sanitation		pop with access to improved sanitation		Indicators		S		2		59000		4267		1000		10000		65000		4667		4667
32		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERACES		303		pop with access to improved drinking water		pop with access to improved drinking water		Indicators		S		2		85000		5235		4900		10000		70970		3585		3585
33								Indicator					4751					4126		4126
34		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOSPBED		304		Hospital beds10000 pop		Hospital beds10000 pop		Indicator		S		2		9000		1676		100		7200		12070		1935		1935
35		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HIVPREV		305		HIV prevalence adult pop		HIV prevalence adult pop		Indicator		S		1		0400		6914		002		2650		0360		6923		6923
36		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MALARIAPC		306		Malaria cases100000 pop		Malaria cases100000 pop		Indicator		S		1		2268454		6646		000		3842368		1599247		6750		6750
37		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA04		A04		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4697		4693		230		564		4697		4712		4734
38		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0401		A0401		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Qualification of the labour force 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				5385		5383		191		641		5385		5396		5396
39		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL1NET		401		Primary education enrollment net		Primary education enrollment net		Indicator		S		2		92218		5776		6186		10000		93380		5959		5959
40		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENROL2GR		402		Secondary education enrollment gross		Secondary education enrollment gross		Indicator		S		2		82539		6069		2279		9351		81010		5939		5939
41		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ139		403		Extent of staff training 1-7		Extent of staff training 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4664		4664		260		569		4664		4664		4664
42		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ122		404		Treatment of customers 1-7		Treatment of customers 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5022		5022		239		626		5022		5022		5022
43		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA0402		A0402		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Labour market 1-7 (best)		Sub-pillar				4009		4002		254		514		4009		4028		4073
44		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ134		405		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Hiring and firing practices 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4290		4290		141		573		4290		4290		4290
45		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ403		406		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Ease of finding skilled employees 1-7 (best)		Indicator		E		2		4298		4298		197		561		4298		4298		4400
46		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ138		407		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Ease of hiring foreign labour 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4377		4377		236		557		4377		4377		4500
47		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ137		408		Pay and productivity 1-7		Pay and productivity 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4489		4489		234		552		4489		4489		4489
48		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FEMLABOR		409		Women in labor force ratio to men		Women in labor force ratio to men		Indicator		S		2		0618		2558		047		104		0630		2684		2684
49		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIA05		A05		ICT readiness		ICT readiness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3726		3725		131		637		3726		3889		3899
50		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ365		501		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		ICT use for business-to-business transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5083		5083		273		636		5083		5083		5083
51		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ366		502		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Internet use for business-to-consumer transactions 1-7		Indicators		E		2		5371		5371		220		630		5371		5371		5500
52								Indicator					5227					5227		5291
53		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NETUSERPCT		503		Individuals using Internet		Individuals using Internet		Indicator		S		2		15820		1920		120		9655		32760		2986		2986
54		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		BBSUBPC		504		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Fixed broadband Internet subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		1301		1184		000		4252		1300		1183		1183
55		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBSUBPC		505		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Mobile phone subscriptions100 pop		Indicator		S		2		125358		4132		1283		22840		125936		4148		4148
56		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBBBSUBPC		506		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Active mobile broadband Internet subscriptions100 population		Indicator		S		2		24225		2271		104		11051		25500		2341		2341
57		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		MOBILENETWORKCOVERAGE		507		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Mobile network coverage rate of pop		Indicator		S		2		100000		7000		000		10000		100000		7000		7000
58		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ064		508		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Quality of electricity supply 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4340		4340		129		678		4340		4340		4340
59		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB		B		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		TampT policy and enabling conditions subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				45948		45950		319		483		45948		45688		4642
60		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB06		B06		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism 1-7 (best)		Pillar				5608		5607		245		603		5608		5607		5899
61		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ157		601		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Government prioritization of travel and tourism industry 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5138		5138		232		671		5138		5138		5500
62		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTGOVEXP		602		TampT government expenditure		TampT government expenditure		Indicator		S		2		9182		6639		000		977		9182		6639		6639
63		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ158		603		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Effectiveness of marketing and branding to attract tourists 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4906		4906		183		660		4906		4906		6000
64		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		COMPTTDATA		604		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Comprehensiveness of annual TampT data		Indicators		S		2		92000		6633		000		9800		92000		6633		6633
65		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TMTTDATA		605		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Timeliness of providing monthlyquarterly TampT data		Indicators		S		2		19000		7000		000		1900		19000		7000		7000
66								Indicator					6816					6816		6816
67		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CNTRYBRANDIDX		606		Country brand strategy rating		Country brand strategy rating		Indicator		S		2		74800		4537		3860		10000		74800		4537		4537
68		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB07		B07		International Openness		International Openness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3551		3559		129		525		3551		3559		3559
69		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		VISAREQ		701		Visa requirements		Visa requirements		Indicator		S		2		53000		4184		100		9900		53000		4184		4184
70		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		OPENBILAIR		702		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Openness of bilateral Air Service Agreements		Indicator		S		2		14327		4028		063		2777		14327		4028		4028
71		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FTAWTO		703		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Number of regional trade agreements in force		Indicator		S		2		12000		2467		100		4600		12000		2467		2467
72		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB08		B08		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness 1-7 (best)		Pillar				6109		6102		257		662		6109		5988		5988
73		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TAXAIRCHARGE		801		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Ticket taxes and airport charges		Indicator		S		2		92667		6250		4136		10000		92667		6250		6250
74		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELCPI		802		Hotel price index		Hotel price index		Indicator		S		1		93899		5926		7049		20127		93899		5926		5926
75		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PPP		803		Purchasing power parity		Purchasing power parity		Indicator		S		1		0364		6589		028		155		0364		6589		6589
76		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FUELPRICE		804		Fuel price levels		Fuel price levels		Indicator		S		1		47000		5643		230		20000		62000		5188		5188
77		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIB09		B09		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3111		3111		282		563		3111		3120		3122
78		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ160		901		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Stringency of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3987		3987		183		634		3987		3987		3987
79		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ161		902		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Enforcement of environmental regulations 1-7		Indicators		E		2		3871		3871		172		626		3871		3871		3900
80								Indicator					3929					3929		3943
81		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ159		903		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Sustainability of travel and tourism industry development 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4649		4649		199		649		4649		4649		4649
82		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		PM25		904		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Particulate matter (25) concentration		Indicator		S		1		9210		1071		000		932		9210		1071		1071
83		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ENVTREATY		905		Environmental treaty ratification		Environmental treaty ratification		Indicator		S		2		20000		5000		1000		2500		20000		5000		5000
84		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WATERSTRS		906		Baseline water stress		Baseline water stress		Indicator		S		1		3265		3082		000		500		3265		3082		3082
85		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		THRSPECIES		907		Threatened species		Threatened species		Indicator		S		1		13083		1000		040		1308		19330		1000		1000
86		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FORCH		908		Forest cover change		Forest cover change		Indicator		S		2		-5500		1482		-790		2200		-5500		1482		1482
87		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		WASTERWATER		909		Wastewater treatment		Wastewater treatment		Indicator		S		2		0018		1001		000		9965		0020		1001		1001
88		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TCEEZ		910		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Costal shelf fishing pressure		Indicator		S		1		0241		6788		000		682		0150		6868		6868
89		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC		C		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Infrastructure subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				33837		33861		186		579		33837		38329		3846
90		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC10		C10		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3806		3807		142		675		3806		4346		4346
91		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ061		1001		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Quality of air transport infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4519		4519		211		676		4519		4519		4519
92		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DAIRSEATKM		1002		Available seat kilometres domestic		Available seat kilometres domestic		Indicators		S		2		1677952		5411		005		228238		1677952		5411		5411
93		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		FAIRSEATKM		1003		Available seat kilometres international		Available seat kilometres international		Indicators		S		2		980709		2213		001		484949		980709		2213		2213
94					1002-1003				Indicator				2658661		5674		001		341276		2658661		5674		5674
95		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		DEPPOP		1004		Aircraft Departures		Aircraft Departures		Indicator		S		2		2658		1810		002		1958		3427		2046		2046
96		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRPTDENS		1005		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Airport density airportsmillion pop		Indicator		S		2		0735		1784		009		501		2860		4379		4379
97		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		AIRLINES		1006		Number of operating airlines		Number of operating airlines		Indicator		S		2		64000		5247		100		9000		62000		5112		5112
98		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC11		C11		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3273		3273		196		645		3273		3275		3314
99		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ057		1101		Quality of roads 1-7		Quality of roads 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3926		3926		194		661		3926		3926		4000
100		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ058		1102		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Quality of railroad infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3687		3687		113		670		3687		3687		3700
101		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ353		1103		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Quality of port infrastructure 1-7		Indicator		E		2		3975		3975		128		681		3975		3975		3975
102		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ063		1104		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Quality of domestic transport network 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4350		4350		213		648		4350		4350		4500
103		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		RAILDENS		1105		Railroad density		Railroad density		Indicator		S		2		0245		1111		002		1201		0270		1123		1123
104						Road and Paved Road			Indicator				2587		2587				2587		2587		2587
105
106		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCIC12		C12		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3072		3079		190		683		3072		3878		3878
107		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		HOTELROOM		1201		Hotel rooms		Hotel rooms		Indicator		S		2		0172		1401		001		250		0172		1401		1401
108		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ155		1202		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Extension of business trips recommended 1-7		Indicator		E		2		5337		5337		198		652		5337		5337		5337
109		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CARRENTAL		1203		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Presence of major car rental companies 1-7 (best)		Indicator		S		2		2000		2000		000		700		4000		4429		4429
110		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		ATMVISA		1204		ATMs accepting Visa cards		ATMs accepting Visa cards		Indicator		S		2		301019		3576		690		69183		388650		4344		4344
111		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID		D		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Natural and cultural resources subindex 1-7 (best)		Sub-index				37390		37385		130		574		37390		38851		3885
112		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID13		D13		Natural resources		Natural resources 1-7 (best)		Pillar				4362		4362		146		601		4362		4246		4246
113		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATHERITGSITE		1301		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Number of World Heritage natural sites		Indicator		S		2		4000		4429		000		700		4000		4429		4429
114		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		KNOWSPECIES		1302		Total known species		Total known species		Indicator		S		2		2660000		7000		9600		266000		2660000		7000		7000
115		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		SUMPROTAREA		1303		Total protected areas		Total protected areas		Indicator		S		2		9050		2721		003		3148		6010		2141		2141
116		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NATOURDEM		1304		Natural tourism digital demand		Natural tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		22927		3457		011		5581		22927		3457		3457
117		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		EOSQ162		1305		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Quality of natural environment 1-7		Indicator		E		2		4205		4205		214		661		4205		4205		4205
118		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		TTCID14		D14		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel 1-7 (best)		Pillar				3116		3115		102		669		3116		3524		3524
119		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTHERITGSITE		1401		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Number of World Heritage cultural sites		Indicators		S		2		4000		1522		000		4600		4000		1522		1522
120		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		INTANGHERITAGE		1402		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Oral and intangible cultural heritage		Indicators		S		2		6000		2636		000		2200		8000		3182		3182
121					1401-11402				Indicator				10000		3222		000		2700		12000		3667		3667
122		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		STADIUM		1403		Sports stadiums		Sports stadiums		Indicator		S		2		29000		4867		000		4500		43000		6059		6059
123		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		NRFAIREX		1404		Number of international association meetings		Number of international association meetings		Indicator		S		2		90000		2620		033		33233		90000		2620		2620
124		TampT Competitiveness Index		2015		CULTOURDEM		1405		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Cultural and entertainment tourism digital demand		Indicator		S		2		12537		1750		005		10000		12537		1750		1750

Sheet2

Sheet3

Sheet3

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 1 - 2017

4480803496

48801673154

51556900442

51591269374

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

37255903352

38893807362

56082562779

56074720449

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31201703819

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

32746789867

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet4

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

4480803496

50250229065

51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

38985673306

56082562779

58986182627

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31218080948

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

33142034229

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet5

Sheet6

Sheet7

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
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• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

		TTCI 2015			SIMULASI 1 - 2017				SIMULASI 2 - 2017
The Travel amp Tourism Competitiveness Index			4045			4216			0171		4250			0205
Enabling Environment			4461			4577			0116		4626			0166
	Business environment		4481		6000		4880		4000		0399		5025		4000		0544			RANK		TTCI 2015		SIMULASI 1 - 2017		SIMULASI 2 - 2017
	Safety and security		5156		3000		5159		3000		0003		5229		3000		0073			1		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
	Health and hygiene		4245		8000		4244		9000		-0001		4244		9000		-0001			2		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
	Human resources and labour market		4697		4000		4712		5000		0015		4734		5000		0037			3		Safety and security		Safety and security		Safety and security
	ICT readiness		3726		11000		3889		10000		0163		3899		10000		0173			4		Human resources and labour market		Business environment		Business environment
TampT Policy and Enabling Conditions			4595			4569			-0026		4642			0047			5		Business environment		Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
	Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		5608		2000		5607		2000		-0001		5899		2000		0291			6		Natural resources		Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
	International Openness		3551		12000		3559		14000		0008		3559		14000		0008			7		Health and hygiene		Natural resources		Natural resources
	Price competitiveness		6109		1000		5988		1000		-0121		5988		1000		-0121			8		Air transport infrastructure		Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
	Environmental sustainability		3111		16000		3120		17000		0009		3122		17000		0011			9		ICT readiness		ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Infrastructure			3384			3833			0449		3846			0462			10		Tourist service infrastructure		Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
	Air transport infrastructure		3806		9000		4346		7000		0540		4346		7000		0540			11		Environmental sustainability		Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
	Ground and port infrastructure		3273		14000		3275		16000		0002		3314		16000		0041			12		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel
	Tourist service infrastructure		3072		17000		3878		12000		0806		3878		12000		0806			13		Ground and port infrastructure		International Openness		International Openness
Natural and Cultural Resources			3739			3885			0146		3885			0146			14		International Openness		Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
	Natural resources		4362		7000		4246		8000		-0116		4246		8000		-0116
	Cultural resources and business travel		3116		15000		3524		15000		0408		3524		15000		0408

Sheet3

Sheet3

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 1 - 2017

4480803496

48801673154

51556900442

51591269374

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

37255903352

38893807362

56082562779

56074720449

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31201703819

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

32746789867

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet4

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

4480803496

50250229065

51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

38985673306

56082562779

58986182627

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31218080948

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

33142034229

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet5

Sheet6

Sheet7

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
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• スライド番号 10
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• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
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• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
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• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Sheet3

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 1 - 2017

4480803496

48801673154

51556900442

51591269374

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47118983391

37255903352

38893807362

56082562779

56074720449

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31201703819

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

32746789867

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet4

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

4480803496

50250229065

51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

38985673306

56082562779

58986182627

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31218080948

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

33142034229

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet5

Sheet6

Sheet7

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Sheet4

TTCI 2015

SIMULASI 2 - 2017

4480803496

50250229065

51556900442

52294630752

42445443478

42438802481

46970111452

47344563964

37255903352

38985673306

56082562779

58986182627

3550682345

35593302719

61090427835

59882982825

31112535229

31218080948

38061831461

43462434193

32726022615

33142034229

30721729654

38777457265

43620147937

42462949524

31160505877

35239244183

Sheet5

Sheet6

Sheet7

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Business environment		Business environment
Safety and security		Safety and security
Health and hygiene		Health and hygiene
Human resources and labour market		Human resources and labour market
ICT readiness		ICT readiness
Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism		Prioritization of Travel amp Tourism
International Openness		International Openness
Price competitiveness		Price competitiveness
Environmental sustainability		Environmental sustainability
Air transport infrastructure		Air transport infrastructure
Ground and port infrastructure		Ground and port infrastructure
Tourist service infrastructure		Tourist service infrastructure
Natural resources		Natural resources
Cultural resources and business travel		Cultural resources and business travel

Sheet5

Sheet6

Sheet7

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

PILAR		2015		+-
Price Competitiveness		3		6
Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15		4
Natural Resources		19		-13
Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25		13
Air Transport Infrastructure		39		15
Human Resources and Labour Market		53		8
International Openness		55		59
Business Environment		63		30
Ground Port and Infrastructure		77		10
Safety and Security		83		2
ICT Readiness		85		2
Tourist Service Infrastructure		101		12
Health and Hygiene		109		3
Environmental Sustainability		134		-9

Sheet6

Sheet7

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

No		Sub Index Pillar		Indonesia
Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index 2015			50
I		ENABLING ENVIRONMENT		80
1		Business Environment		63
2		Safety and Security		83
3		Health and Hygiene		109
4		Human Resources and Labour Market		53
5		ICT Readiness		85
II		TRAVEL AND TOURISM POLICY AND ENABLING CONDITION		9
6		Prioritization of Travel and Tourism		15
7		International Openness		55
8		Price Competitiveness		3
9		Environmental Sustainability		134
III		INFRASTRUCTURE		75
10		Air Transport Infrsatructure		39
11		Ground and Port Infrastructure		77
12		Tourist Service Infrastructure		101
IV		NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES		17
13		Natural Resources		19
14		Cultural Resources and Business Travel		25

Sheet7

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

	Score		Rank
2008		370		80
2009		380		81
2011		400		74
2013		403		70
2015		404		50
2017		416		42		324		37

Sheet7

Score

Rank

INDONESIAS TTCI PERFORMANCE 2008 - 2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

18

B Digital Tourism

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

WHY TOURISM IS GROWING

Growth 2568

GO DIGITAL 3 T

REVOLUTION

Top-20 fastest growing tourism destination

Lifestyle Personal Mobile Interactive

70 search and share are using digital

Digital media effectiveness is 4x more than that of conventional media

TELECOMMUNICATION

TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM

Highest forex earnings

Create Job Opportunity

19

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

3T REVOLUTION

TELECOMUNICATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Google Facebook Whatsapp

TRANSPORTATION + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Uber LCC Gojek

TOURISM + DIGITALCOMMON PLATFORM

SHARING ECONOMY

Tripadvisor Traveloka Travelio

Digital Tourism Revolution is the Natural Revolution

20

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

CHALLENGES AHEAD

INCUMBENT RESISTANCE

ldquoWhatrsquos in it for merdquo

COST OF DOING NOTHING

21

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

22

DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD

Social media

January 2017 74 Billion worldrsquos population 37 Billion internet users 27 Billion active social media users 8 Billion mobile users 25 Billion active social mobile users

January 2017 262 Million Indonesiarsquos population

132 Million internet users 106 Million active social media users 371 Million mobile users 92 Million active social mobile users

Source We Are Social Hootsuite 2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

TREND INDUSTRI

23

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

24

C Investment Opportunity

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

BREAKING NEWS

25

Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia has improved due to government efforts to simplify regulations

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

26

Indonesia investment grade is reaffirmed by all major agencies

No Company 2016 Ratings Investment Value 2017 Ratings Investment Value

1 Standard and Poorrsquos BB+ Negative BBB- Positive

2 Moodyrsquos Investor Service Baa3 Positive Baa3 Positive

3 Fitch BBB- Stable BBB- Positive

WONDERFUL INDONESIA IS A WORTH TO INVEST COUNTRY

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

27

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION

53of Target in 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

) year 2017 (January ndash September)

Growth 2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 ndash 2016

PMA 1066 4311 6286

PMDN 2347 8293 -4948

Total 1364 5317 2896

Tourism Investment Realization Growth

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

Chart1

PMA

PMDN

Total

USD Million

Tourism Investment Realization

46252

14018

6027

51181

17308

68489

73246

31661

104907

119292

15996

135288

109465

30175

13964

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

2013		2013		2013
2014		2014		2014
2015		2015		2015
2016		2016		2016
2017		2017		2017

Sheet1

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

	PMA		PMDN		Total
2013		46252		14018		6027
2014		51181		17308		68489
2015		73246		31661		104907
2016		119292		15996		135288
2017		109465		30175		13964
	To resize chart data range drag lower right corner of range

28

109465USD Million

FDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Top-3 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province) Based on Origin Countries

3766Star Hotel

2838Other ShortNon-hotel

Accomodation

9Non Star Hotel

3806Bali

1803Riau Islands

1771Jakarta

3521Singapore

2912China

553Jepang

TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

29

30175USD Million

DDI Realization Q-III (Jan-Sept) 2017

Top-3 Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)

Based on Business Type Based on Destination (Province)

7672Star Hotel

1268Theme Park

452Entertainment amp Recreation

Activities

26West Java

1527Central Java

1307East Java

Source Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) 2017

Domestic Direct Investment (DDI)TOURISM INVESTMENT REALIZATION IN SEMESTER-I 2017

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

30

TOURISM INVESTMENT NEEDS IN INDONESIA

By 2019 we have the target to add tourism facilities as follows

120000Hotel Rooms

15000Restaurants

100International

Recreational Parks

100Diving Operators

100Marinas

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

CREATINGldquo10 NEW BALIrdquo

Lake Toba North Sumatera

Tanjung Kelayang Belitung Tanjung Lesung Banten Kepulauan Seribu Jakarta

Borobudur Central Java Bromo Tengger Semeru East Java Mandalika West Nusa Tenggara

Wakatobi South East Sulawesi Morotai North MalukuLabuan Bajo East Nusa Tenggara

31

Currently we are developing Top-10 tourism priority destinations called 10 New Bali

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

32

NO DESTINATION

PROJECTION 2019

INVESTMENT (USD MILLION)

INTERNATrsquoL TOURIST ARRIVAL (PEOPLE)

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(USD MILLION)

1 Lake Toba 1600 1000000 1000 2 Tanjung Kelayang 1400 500000 500 3 Tanjung Lesung 4000 1000000 1000

4 Kepulauan Seribu amp Kota Tua Jakarta 1500 1000000 1000

5 Borobudur 1500 2000000 2000

6 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru 1400 1000000 1000

7 Mandalika 3000 2000000 2000 8 Labuan Bajo 1200 500000 500 9 Wakatobi 1500 500000 500 10 Morotai 2900 500000 500

TOTAL USD 20000 10 Million USD 10 Billion

INVESTMENT PROFILE OF TOP 10 PRIORITY TOURISM DESTINATIONSTotal Investment needed is USD 20 Billion

(USD 10 Billion Public Infrastructures Investment and USD 10 Billion Private Investment)

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

33

DEREGULATION IN INDONESIA

1 Ease of Entering Indonesia

2 Ease of Doing Business (FDI)

In order to attract tourists and investorsIndonesia Deregulations efforts focused on two things

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

34

1 Visa FreePresidential Regulation No 212016 regarding Visa Free from 15 countries in 2013 to 169 countries in 2016

1 EASE OF ENTERING INDONESIA

2 Simplifying Yacht Arrivals

3 Abolition of Cruise Cabotage PrincipleTo allow passengers of foreign cruise ships embark and disembark in 5Indonesiarsquos main ports

Waiving Clearance Approval for Indonesia Territory (CAIT) Policy entry permit from 3 weeks to 3 hours

There are 3 deregulations regarding the ease of entering Indonesia

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

35

2 EASE OF DOING BUSINESS (FDI)

As a result of deregulations on Ease of Doing Business more than 90 of tourism businesses are open for FDI (52 out of 57)

1 Business closed for any investment on gambling business casino

4Tourism business are purposed for micro small and medium enterprises Homestay Tourism Travel Agents Tour Guides Art Studios

16 Tourism business are open under specific conditions (49-67)

36 Tourism business are open 100 for FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

36

3 REASONS TO INVEST IN INDONESIArsquoS TOURISM SECTORHIGH PURCHASING POWER

A Worldrsquos 4th Largest Population and demographic bonus(more than 65 of population at productive age until 2050)

B Economic Growth Potential (above 5) driven by strong consumer confidence and spending(above 50 of GDP)

C Endless explorable possibilities in investment opportunities in Indonesia

HIGH INVESTMENT INCENTIVE

A Open for tourism investment

B Supportive political will through Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy

C Various tourism investment incentives for large-scale tourism projects

HIGH INVESTMENT GRADE

A Good Support for business (rank Baa3 on Moodyrsquos BBB- on Fitch and BBB- on SampP)

B Medium class global tourism competitiveness (rank 42 out of 137 on WEF TTCI 2017)

C Massive infrastructure development which includes tourism areas

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37

37

THANK YOU

• The 4th Seminar on Promoting Services Trade in ASEAN Trade in Tourism Services
• TRADE SERVICESIN INDONESIA
• Composition of Indonesiarsquos Export of Services
• Services Sectorrsquos Contribution in Indonesia GDP (2014)
• Directorate of Trade In Services Directorate General of International Trade Negotiation
• PROMOTING SERVICES TRADE
• TRADE IN TOURISM SERVICES
• スライド番号 8
• スライド番号 9
• スライド番号 10
• スライド番号 11
• スライド番号 12
• スライド番号 13
• スライド番号 14
• スライド番号 15
• スライド番号 16
• スライド番号 17
• スライド番号 18
• WHY TOURISM IS GROWING
• 3T REVOLUTION
• CHALLENGES AHEAD
• DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL WORLD
• TREND INDUSTRI
• スライド番号 24
• スライド番号 25
• スライド番号 26
• スライド番号 27
• スライド番号 28
• スライド番号 29
• スライド番号 30
• スライド番号 31
• スライド番号 32
• スライド番号 33
• スライド番号 34
• スライド番号 35
• スライド番号 36
• スライド番号 37