Figures released by the Ministry of Tourism for the Republic of Indonesia show an impressive 17.37 per cent increase in visitor arrivals from the United Kingdom, year on year.
Some 328,882 British tourists visited the Southeast Asian nation in 2016, consolidating the UK’s position as the leading European source market to Indonesia.
Granting access to the country across 19 points of entry – by air, sea and land-borders – the Ministry also highlighted significant growth for individual provinces, with Manado in North Sulawesi up by 20.2 per cent, Pekanbaru Riau in Sumatra by 24 per cent, Denpasar in Bali by 29.9 per cent and Central Jakarta’s Yogyakarta by an impressive 43.2 per cent.
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UK visitors to Indonesia hits record high