After Being Burned, These Are 3 Strategies From The Ministry Of Tourism And Creative Economy To Awaken Tourism Visits To Bromo

The Bukit teletubbies Bromo (Between) fire

JAKARTA - The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (Kemenparekraf) has prepared three strategies to increase the number of tourist visits to Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS) after the closure of the area for 13 days.

"If there are three strategic steps, regarding law enforcement according to the provisions in Law Number 32 of 2009 concerning Environmental Protection and Management, monitoring and periodic evaluation regarding the application of standard operating procedures (SOPs) and tightening supervision in the field," said the Director of Strategic Studies at the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, Agustini Rahayu, quoting Antara.

In addition, his party has also prepared a socialization program to motivate tourists to be responsible for the tourist destination environment they visit.

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Meanwhile, based on the results of a study by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, the fire that occurred in the Savana Block Lembah Watangan, or Telletubies Hill, TNBTS, East Java resulted in state losses of Rp. 89.7 billion. This is based on calculations after the Mount Bromo area was closed for 13 days after the fire that occurred on Wednesday (6/9).

"The total loss (loss) of the tourism sector during the 13 days of the closure of Bromo National Park is IDR 89.76 billion," said Adyatama of Tourism and Creative Economy, the Main Expert of the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, Nia Niscaya.

Nia said that there are two dimensions calculated by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, namely the result of the absence of revenue from the ticket and losses that arise from the expenditure side.

Furthermore, he said that in one day, the tourist area included in the list of 10 priority tourism destinations resulted in revenue of Rp121 million, while for tourist spending per day it was estimated at Rp6.7 billion.

"So 13 days of potential loss of Rp. 1.5 billion. Precisely Rp. 1,577,989,515. The total loss-sending during that time was around Rp. 89,184,139,737 from expenses," he explained.

The calculation, he said, was obtained based on four variables consisting of the number of visits or quotas for tourist visits per day, ticket prices for both foreign tourists (tourists) and domestic tourists (tourists), expenditure costs when tourists visit and the duration of closing the TNBTS.