In Front Of Minister Sandiaga, Ganjar Called 'Come On Domestic PICK Up'

Ganjar Pranowo (Photo via Central Java Provincial Government)

Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo called for "Come on Domestic Piknik" in front of the Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Sandiaga Uno.

This was said by Ganjar after being a speaker for launching 100 Nusantara Tourism Certificates (Pak Wisnu) at the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy in Jakarta. At the same time to support President Joko Widodo's efforts in advancing the world of Indonesian tourism.

The launch was carried out directly by Minister Sandiaga Uno. Mr. Wisnu is an effort to boost domestic tourists to vacation in Indonesia alone. In each province to include three excellent tour packages.

It is also a support to meet the target for tourist movements to reach 1.4 billion by 2023, this target is increasing from the previous 700 million domestic tourist movements in 2022.

Three packages of Central Java tourism that are included in the list of Mr. Wisnu itself are Wisnu's Wisata Religi Ziarah Walisongo, One Day Tour Solo Jeep Adventure and Shopping and Private Trip Mountain Merbabu.

"I'm happy, I can be invited to discuss and promote three each in the province as a destination for local tourism. Pak Wisnu, a domestic tour package," said Ganjar.

Central Java is certain to take a role in this, namely by collaborating with other regions. He gave an example of the Walisongo pilgrimage religious tourism.

"Of course we don't stand alone, Central Java, but we collaborate with other places. So, we offered earlier, for example, religious ones, existing sunans. Starting from Cirebon, Central Java, to East Java, one package," he explained.

According to him, it is a revival of the world of tourism in the country.

"So we build optimism. And some time ago the President said 'The technique is in the country, please," said the Governor with white hair.

For now, only three tour packages have been included in Mr. Wisnu. The regional task is to help promote to the community.

"Now we are trying to develop and today the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy facilitates those of us in the regions to be able to promote," he added.

However, other infrastructure also needs to be considered. For example, public facilities at tourist sites.

"The message was good, eh, watch out for clean toilets, watch out for trash. I think this is our concern," he said.

He added that the presence of Mr. Wisnu was part of the spirit of the Christmas and New Year holidays.

"So, in my opinion, this is part of our encouragement ahead of the Nataru holiday, just a picnic in Indonesia," he said.