BADUNG - A member of the BUMNinJourney holding company, PT Pembangunan Wisata Indonesia (ITDC) noted that the hotel room occupancy rate in the Nusa Dua area, Badung Regency, Bali, reached 80 percent during the Lebaran 2024 holiday.
"This figure has jumped from the realization in 2022 to 69 percent and 2023 to 78 percent," said General Manager of the Nusa Dua ITDC I Made Agus Dwiatmika as quoted by ANTARA, Friday, April 12.
He revealed that when compared to the occupancy rate on weekdays, there was an increase of 10-15 percent, which was dominated by domestic tourists from several cities in the country, including Jakarta and Surabaya.
According to him, the trend of increasing occupancy has occurred since the Nyepi holiday in March 2024 or at the beginning of Ramadan 1445 H.
Then, this positive trend continued during the Easter holiday until the momentum of Eid al-Fitr 1445 Hijriah.
The Nusa Dua area has a total of about 5,485 rooms spread across 22 five-star hotels and luxury villas and has meeting room facilities that can accommodate around 21,000 delegates.
He is optimistic that the occupancy rate will continue to increase because in May 2023 in the area the plan is to host the 10th World Water Forum (WWF) which was attended by thousands of delegates.
In addition to being known for residential guests staying overnight and conference tourism (MICE), the area also offers beach tourism attractions, water tourism, sports tourism, cultural arts attractions, shopping tourism, culinary delights to coral-breaking or waterblow nature tourism.
On the other hand, his party also plans to add to the beauty of the region for the next five years.
"We will start repairs on several sidewalks, the road is also paved again and the shuttle facility. We also plan to add a shuttle and we hope that the second semester of this year will be realized," he said.
Later, the shuttle vehicle facility will be powered specifically in the ITDC area.
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