The Mandalika, October 4,2026 – Enthusiasm for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 continues to build across West Nusa Tenggara (NTB). Five days ahead of race weekend on October 9–11, 2026, at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, The Mandalika, more than 200 members of motorcycle communities gathered for the Watch Party JapaneseGP 2026 #IndonesiaMenduniaBersamaPertamina at Bajawa Etnica, Mataram, on Sunday (October 4).Participants from the RNB Chapter Lombok and Honda Asosiasi Lombok took part in a series of activities, including a city tour, flag-off ceremony, community activities, live music entertainment, and a screening of the Japanese MotoGP race. The city tour covered approximately 16 kilometers through several roads in Mataram before participants returned to Bajawa Etnica for the Watch Party.Mataram marked the final stop of the Watch Parties – Road to Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 series, following events in Malang on August 30 and Yogyakarta on September 20. The series forms part of an effort to bring the spirit of MotoGP™ closer to communities and motorsport fans while building momentum toward race week in Mandalika.MGPA Operations Director Donny Mahardjono said the Mataram event marked the conclusion of the Watch Party series while also serving as part of the journey toward the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026.“After Malang and Yogyakarta, the Watch Party series has now arrived in Mataram as its final stop before the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026. We want to bring the energy of MotoGP closer to the public and communities, particularly in NTB, which is home to this race. From Mataram, we will carry that spirit to Mandalika as we welcome race week on October 9–11,” said Donny.According to Donny, community involvement is an important part of building the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia experience, which is not limited to activities inside the circuit but also extends into the community through various activities outside the racing arena.“The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia is not only about three days of racing at the circuit. We want this momentum to come alive with the community and provide a platform for communities to experience the spirit of MotoGP™. The enthusiasm we are seeing in Mataram today is part of the energy we will carry together toward Mandalika. We hope NTB can be a great host and deliver the best possible experience for everyone visiting The Mandalika,” he added.The Watch Party was also supported by Pertamina, Bank BRI, Bank Mandiri, Bank BNI, Bank BSI, Bank BTN, Narmada, Jasa Marga, Extra Joss, and SPOTV, all of which were present and participated in the event. The involvement of various parties reflects a collaborative effort to build public enthusiasm ahead of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026.Vice President of Corporate Communication at PT Pertamina (Persero), Muhammad Baron, said Pertamina’s support for the Watch Party series is part of its efforts to strengthen community and public engagement in the development of Indonesia’s motorsport and sport tourism ecosystem.“Communities play an important role in bringing the spirit of racing to life in Indonesia. Through the Watch Party, we want fans to share in the excitement and pride of welcoming the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026. We hope this enthusiasm will continue to grow leading up to the event in Mandalika,” said Baron.The conclusion of the Watch Party series in Mataram marks the transition toward race week for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026. The enthusiasm of communities and fans is expected to continue throughout the race on October 9–11, while becoming part of the #IndonesianHeroes and #IndonesiaMendunia spirit at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, The Mandalika.

The Mandalika,October 3, 2026 – PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), also known as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), has prepared three ticket exchange service points for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, located at the former Selaparang Airport, Bazaar Mandalika, and Zainuddin Abdul Madjid International Airport (BIZAM). The services opened on October 2, 2026, allowing spectators to exchange their tickets in advance ahead of race weekend on October 9–11, 2026, at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, The Mandalika, West Nusa Tenggara.Of the three service points, Bazaar Mandalika has the longest operating period and serves the widest range of ticket categories, including VIP, Grandstand, and Festival tickets. The service is available from October 2–8, from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Central Indonesia Time (WITA), and from October 9–11, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. WITA.Meanwhile, the ticket exchange service at the former Selaparang Airport is available from October 3–7, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. WITA, and serves Grandstand and Festival ticket categories only. The service at BIZAM is available from October 5–9, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. WITA, also serving Grandstand and Festival ticket categories only.Chairman of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, Troy Warokka, said that providing several ticket exchange points is intended to make the process more convenient for spectators while supporting smooth mobility to The Mandalika area.“We encourage spectators to exchange their tickets early and not wait until race weekend. Please choose the ticket exchange point according to your ticket category and pay attention to the respective operating periods and hours. By preparing in advance, spectators can plan their journey to the circuit more comfortably,” said Troy.To exchange their tickets, ticket holders are required to bring a valid original identification document, such as an Indonesian ID card (KTP), driver's license (SIM), or passport, along with their e-ticket. At the exchange point, spectators will undergo a data verification process by presenting their e-ticket and identification to the staff before receiving a physical ticket or spectator wristband according to their ticket category.Ticket exchanges may also be conducted by an authorized representative. The representative must bring a printed copy of the e-ticket, a photocopy of the ticket holder's identification, a Rp10,000 stamp-duty authorization letter signed by the ticket holder, and the representative's original identification document.The latest information regarding the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, including spectator services and other event information, is available through the official website themandalikagp.com, Instagram accounts @themandalikagp and @itdc_id, as well as Indonesian GP 2026 information hub, which provides additional information.

Injourney Welcomes the Launch of the MotoGP Mandalika Impact Book, Underscoring the Role of Sport Tourism in Driving Economic Growth and Destination DevelopmentJakarta, September 30,2026 State-owned aviation and tourism holding company PT Aviasi Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), or InJourney, welcomed the launch of MotoGP Mandalika 2025: Economic Acceleration, Image, and Tourism, a book published by the Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas). The study estimates that the 2025 MotoGP Mandalika generated an economic impact of approximately IDR 2.7–4.7 trillion, while highlighting the potential of sport tourism as a driver of tourism growth and regional economic development.MotoGP Mandalika 2025: Economic Acceleration, Image, and Tourism, a book published by the Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas). The study estimates that the 2025 MotoGP Mandalika generated an economic impact of approximately IDR 2.7–4.7 trillion, while highlighting the potential of sport tourism as a driver of tourism growth and regional economic development.The book is the result of a study conducted by the Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas) in collaboration with PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), or InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), and Mandalika Grand Prix Association (MGPA), both part of the InJourney ecosystem. The study also involved several ministries and institutions, including the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Youth and Sports, Ministry of State Secretariat, Statistics Indonesia (BPS), and Bank Indonesia.President Director of InJourney, Maya Watono, said the launch of the book represents an important momentum to view the MotoGP Mandalika not merely as a sporting event, but as part of a broader destination development strategy and an economic driver that generates wider benefits for communities.“For InJourney, MotoGP Mandalika is more than just an international sporting event. It is a platform that brings together sports, tourism, connectivity, the creative economy, MSMEs, local talent, and Indonesia’s nation branding. Therefore, we welcome the Bappenas study, which provides a more comprehensive picture of how a global event can generate a multiplier effect for the economy and destination development,” said Maya.According to Maya, the findings also reinforce the importance of building an integrated ecosystem so that the benefits generated by events can continue to grow and extend beyond the event itself.“What we want to build is not only a successful event while it is taking place, but an ecosystem that continues to grow before, during, and after the event. This includes connectivity, destination readiness, the quality of the tourist experience, the involvement of MSMEs and communities, and the development of local talent. Concerted efforts and a spirit of mutual cooperation are needed from the central government, local governments, ministries and institutions, industry players, communities, and the public to ensure that the impact continues to expand,” Maya added.The study conducted by the Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas) and ITDC involved a survey of more than 1,800 respondents, comprising domestic spectators, international tourists, MSME operators, workers, and sponsors. The results recorded a spectator experience score (brand equity) of 5.07 out of 6. The study also estimated that increased exposure for Mandalika could potentially boost tourist arrivals by approximately 11 percent, with potential additional tourist spending of IDR 44.5 billion if supported by integrated destination promotion.From a local economic perspective, the MotoGP Mandalika contributed to increased activity across MSMEs, employment, transportation, accommodation, the creative economy, and tourism sectors. Worker and volunteer satisfaction reached 5.51 out of 6, while satisfaction among MSME operators and tenants reached 5.23. Beyond its economic impact, the global exposure generated by MotoGP Mandalika also provided significant promotional value for Indonesia and Mandalika. The study recorded an Advertising Value Equivalency (AVE) of EUR 361.6 million, equivalent to approximately IDR 6.9 trillion.Maya added that these findings provide valuable insights for InJourney in developing sport tourism in Indonesia, including through the organization of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia at The Mandalika.“These data and insights provide an important foundation for continuous improvement. We want every international event held in Indonesia to leave a lasting legacy, whether through improved destination quality, enhanced human resource capacity and local talent development, MSME growth, or a stronger position for Indonesia as a global sport tourism destination,” said Maya.As part of the InJourney ecosystem, ITDC plays a key role in developing The Mandalika as both a tourism area and a sport tourism destination. Acting President Director of ITDC, Ahmad Fajar, said the findings of the Bappenas study reinforce the importance of transforming the impact of events into long-term benefits for regional development.“MotoGP Mandalika demonstrates that an international sporting event is not merely a spectacle, but can serve as a catalyst for economic growth and sustainable destination development. For ITDC, this momentum must be transformed from an event-based economy into event-led development, so that its impact does not end when the race is over, but continues to be felt by the destination and local communities,” he said.Fajar added that, with more than 52 years of experience, ITDC continues to strengthen its role as Master Developer and Asset Manager through the development of integrated infrastructure, facilities, and destination ecosystems, as well as collaboration with industry players and communities.“This is part of our commitment to establishing The Mandalika as a world-class sport tourism destination that is vibrant 365 days a year, while creating sustainable economic and social value,” he added.Meanwhile, President Director of MGPA, Ananda Mikola, said that MotoGP and various motorsport events in Mandalika also play an important role in building Indonesia’s national motorsport ecosystem, particularly by providing opportunities for young Indonesian talents to develop and compete at the international level.“The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia provides an opportunity for Indonesia to be part of the global motorsport stage. More importantly, however, we want this momentum to contribute to building the national motorsport ecosystem, from developing young riders and professional personnel to marshals and various supporting professions. The presence of talents such as Veda Ega Pratama and Mario Aji demonstrates how international events can become part of the journey for Indonesian talents toward the global stage,” said Ananda.Ananda added that MGPA will continue to strengthen the quality of event organization and the development of the motorsport ecosystem at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit. Various events held at the circuit provide opportunities for national riders and talents to gain competitive experience based on international standards.The development of this ecosystem is aligned with the upcoming Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, which will take place on October 9–11, 2026, at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit. As preparations enter their final phase, InJourney, together with ITDC, MGPA, the regional government, ministries and institutions, and various stakeholders, continues to coordinate efforts to ensure event readiness while expanding its benefits for local communities.Previously, InJourney, together with ITDC, MGPA, and the West Nusa Tenggara Provincial Government, also held discussion forums and track inspections to consolidate readiness across various sectors, including the circuit and race operations, connectivity, accommodation, transportation, security, healthcare, tourism, and community and MSME participation. During the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 period, an additional 66 flights to and from NTB have been recorded to support the mobility of tourists and spectators.InJourney also continues to encourage local community capacity building through the involvement of regional workers and talents. During previous MotoGP events, the event ecosystem created opportunities for thousands of local workers and hundreds of MSMEs to participate. In 2026, 100 percent of the marshals on duty will be local talents from NTB who have met international standards.Through this cross-sector collaboration, InJourney positions MotoGP Mandalika as part of its efforts to build a sport tourism ecosystem that delivers broader and more sustainable benefits.

The Nusa Dua,Bali, October 1,2026– PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), also known as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), the operator of The Nusa Dua tourism resort in Bali, is collaborating on the Indonesian Cigar Festival (ICF) 2026, held at Bali Collection, The Nusa Dua, from October 1–3, 2026.The presence of ICF 2026 is part of ITDC’s efforts to provide a diverse range of activities that enrich the visitor experience while strengthening The Nusa Dua’s position as an integrated tourism destination capable of hosting various national and international-scale events.Over three days, ICF 2026 features a series of activities combining business networking, lifestyle, arts, culture, and entertainment. The festival opened with an opening ceremony featuring a Bali Dance parade, remarks from several prominent figures and stakeholders, an opening gong ceremony, and a group photo with invited guests.General Manager of The Nusa Dua, I Made Agus Dwiatmika, said that hosting various events is part of ITDC’s strategy to optimize the destination while creating added value for visitors, tenants, business operators, and local communities.“ITDC welcomes the Indonesian Cigar Festival 2026 at Bali Collection, The Nusa Dua. We continue to encourage a diverse range of events and activities that can enrich the visitor experience while stimulating economic activity within the destination. This collaboration also strengthens The Nusa Dua as a destination that offers more than accommodation and MICE facilities, but also provides a space for lifestyle, entertainment, as well as business and community activities,” said Agus.In addition to festival activities, ICF 2026 features several business forums that bring together business operators and stakeholders, including the Business Forum – TARMANI 918, Business Forum – PTPN, Business Forum – Dos Hermanos/Tuksedo, as well as sessions with Macanudo and El Gaucho.According to ITDC, the combination of business and lifestyle activities also supports the development of the tourism ecosystem at The Nusa Dua. In addition to creating activities for visitors, the event provides opportunities for interaction and collaboration among business operators while optimizing the use of commercial areas and facilities available within the destination.In terms of arts, culture, and entertainment, ICF 2026 also features the Balinese Cultural Marching Band Parade, Bali Dance performances, a fashion show, DJ performances, and live music. Several musical performances will also enliven the festival, including Gugun Blues Shelter in collaboration with Dewa Budjana, as well as a performance by Eko Show.“Through collaboration with organizers and various stakeholders, ITDC is committed to continuously developing an event destination toward becoming a living destination that delivers benefits to the area. We hope the Indonesian Cigar Festival will further strengthen the appeal of Bali Collection and The Nusa Dua as dynamic destinations, while creating a multiplier effect for tenants, business operators, and communities within and around the area,” Agus concluded.

Agenz Mo, Judika, Ungu, and D'Masiv to Energize World_Class Racing Event in Mandalika. The Mandalika, October 1,2026 – The action of world-class riders at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit will be complemented by a vibrant music stage at the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026. Agnez Mo, Judika, Ungu, D’Masiv, Happy Asmara, Niki Becker, Crossover Band, Tipe-X, and DJ RIM are set to entertain spectators throughout race weekend on October 9–11, 2026, at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit, The Mandalika, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB).The presence of artists from various musical genres is part of the entertainment program prepared to enrich the spectator experience throughout the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026. In addition to witnessing world-class racing action, visitors can enjoy a variety of entertainment and activities throughout race weekend at The Mandalika.Beyond entertainment, the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 will also showcase Indonesian talents who have made their mark on the international stage. The presence of Agnez Mo, an Indonesian artist whose recognition continues to grow globally, along with Veda Ega Pratama and Mario Suryo Aji competing in the Moto3 and Moto2 classes, respectively, adds a distinctive dimension to the MotoGP event at The Mandalika. The combination of racing action and music performances makes race weekend a spectacular and entertaining experience for both the public and tourists.The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 also forms part of the development of Indonesia’s sport tourism sector, which not only delivers world-class sporting entertainment but also contributes to Indonesia’s achievements, investment opportunities, and international reputation. The presence of Indonesian talents both on the track and on the entertainment stage at a global-scale event demonstrates how MotoGP at The Mandalika can serve as a platform for Indonesia to showcase its sporting, tourism, and creative economy potential simultaneously.Chairman of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, Troy Warokka, said the entertainment program is part of the effort to provide spectators with a more comprehensive experience by combining on-track action and entertainment throughout race weekend."“Racing is at the heart of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026, but we are building the spectator experience beyond the race itself. We are combining on-track action with music, MSME culinary offerings, and various activities across the festival area so that The Mandalika offers a dynamic atmosphere throughout race weekend. Visitors are not only coming to watch the race, but also to enjoy the overall experience we have prepared,” said Troy.According to Troy, the diverse line-up of musical styles and genres is expected to appeal to various segments of spectators while further enhancing the atmosphere of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026.“We are presenting a diverse line-up of musical acts because spectators at the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia come from different backgrounds and have different preferences. From pop and rock to dangdut and electronic music, we are bringing them together as part of one event series. We hope every visitor will have a reason to enjoy race weekend and take away a memorable experience during their time at The Mandalika,” Troy added.More than just entertainment, the presence of Indonesian musicians and talents at the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 also creates an opportunity for the creative economy sector to reach an international audience. The participation of artists whose careers are gaining increasing global recognition forms part of the effort to showcase Indonesia’s creative identity at one of the international sporting events held in the country.By combining sports, music, culture, and local creativity, the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 also reinforces the “Mandalika Goes Global” message through an event that brings Indonesian talents together with communities and tourists from across Indonesia and around the world.The music performances will take place in the Festival Area, allowing visitors to enjoy entertainment as part of the festival atmosphere alongside a wide range of culinary offerings from MSMEs. In addition to the music stage, the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 will also feature traditional and modern dance competitions, adding further variety to the entertainment available for visitors.“We invite everyone to come and experience the atmosphere of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2026 firsthand at The Mandalika. Witness the world’s top riders in action on the track, enjoy performances by your favorite musicians, sample a variety of MSME culinary offerings, and take part in the activities we have prepared. We want this race weekend to be a complete experience, not only for MotoGP fans but also for families, communities, and anyone looking to enjoy The Mandalika in a different atmosphere,” Troy concluded.

Jakarta – The Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) launched the MotoGP Mandalika 2025: Accelerating the Economy, Image, and Tourism book and simultaneously initiated the development of the Grand Design for the Development of the National Sports Industry at the Bappenas Building on Wednesday (30 September). The study in the book estimates that the economic impact of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia 2025 reached approximately IDR 2.7–4.7 trillion. These findings serve as a foundation for developing policies on sports tourism and the national sports industry.The book is the result of a study conducted by the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas in collaboration with PT Pengembangan Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), also known as InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), and Mandalika Grand Prix Association (MGPA), part of the State-Owned Enterprises (SOE) Aviation and Tourism Holding Company PT Aviasi Pariwisata Indonesia (Persero), or InJourney. The study was developed collaboratively with the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, the Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Cultural Affairs, the Ministry of Tourism, the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the Ministry of State Secretariat, Statistics Indonesia (BPS), and Bank Indonesia. The study aims to accelerate the development of MotoGP Mandalika as a strategic instrument for national development in the future.“Lessons learned from MotoGP Mandalika demonstrate the importance of developing an integrated sports industry ecosystem. The potential of the sports industry has not yet been fully converted into added value, investment, and employment opportunities domestically. The ecosystem remains fragmented, ranging from data, products, and industries to human resources and the utilization of sports infrastructure,” said Minister of National Development Planning/Head of Bappenas Rachmat Pambudy in his remarks.The estimated economic impact includes direct, indirect, and induced impacts. MotoGP Mandalika also contributed to the creation of tens of thousands of employment opportunities during the preparation and implementation stages, benefiting the tourism, MSME, transportation, accommodation, creative economy, and local community sectors in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB). In terms of promotion, global media exposure generated an Advertising Value Equivalency (AVE) of EUR 361.6 million, or approximately IDR 6.9 trillion, reflecting the promotional value generated for Indonesia and Mandalika.The Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas and ITDC conducted a survey during MotoGP Mandalika 2025 involving more than 1,800 respondents, comprising domestic spectators, international tourists, MSME operators, workers, and sponsors. The spectator experience score (brand equity) reached 5.07 on a scale of 6.The survey also indicated tourists’ intention to revisit Indonesia. The study estimates that increased exposure for Mandalika could potentially boost tourist arrivals by approximately 11 percent, if supported by integrated destination promotion.“MotoGP Mandalika has demonstrated how a world-class sporting event can strengthen a destination’s appeal, increase tourist arrivals, extend tourists’ length of stay, and stimulate the local economy. Synergy between the tourism and sports sectors will continue to be strengthened as part of the development of Indonesia’s sports tourism,” said Minister of Tourism Widiyanti Putri Wardhana.The benefits to the local economy can be seen through MSME participation, increased business activity, and employment opportunities. The survey recorded a satisfaction score of 5.51 out of 6 among workers and volunteers, while overall satisfaction among MSME operators and tenants reached 5.23.Support from the NTB Provincial Government as well as regency and city governments also contributed to the successful implementation of MotoGP Mandalika. The study noted budgetary support for event organization, tourism promotion, healthcare services, security, infrastructure improvements, and supporting activities that strengthened the economic impact on local communities.NTB Deputy Governor Indah Dhamayanti Putri also attended the event. For the NTB Provincial Government, Mandalika is a strategic regional asset. The success of MotoGP is measured not only by spectator numbers, but also by strengthening Mandalika’s image, the quality of the tourist experience, and its sustainable contribution to the regional economy.“MotoGP Mandalika demonstrates that international sporting events can serve as catalysts for sustainable area development. For ITDC, this momentum needs to be transformed from a mere event-based economy into event-led development, so that the economic, social, and area development benefits can continue to be felt over the long term. With more than 52 years of experience, ITDC continues to strengthen its role as Master Developer and Asset Manager through the development of integrated infrastructure, facilities, and services, as well as strategic collaboration with industry players and communities surrounding the area. This effort is part of ITDC’s commitment to strengthening The Mandalika as a world-class sports tourism destination that delivers sustainable added value for the area and local communities,” said ITDC Acting President Director Ahmad Fajar.Lessons learned from MotoGP Mandalika have become the foundation for strengthening sports industry policies. As part of the same event, the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas initiated the development of the Grand Design for the Development of the National Sports Industry.“The Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas has initiated the development of the Grand Design for the Development of the National Sports Industry as a shared reference that will establish the direction, focus, targets, and division of roles across sectors,” said Minister Rachmat Pambudy.The document will serve as a reference for developing a sustainable sports industry ecosystem by strengthening coordination between the central and regional governments, clarifying the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders, and strengthening monitoring and evaluation.“The development of the sports industry must become a collective movement. Sports achievements, the sports industry, and international event organization mutually reinforce one another. Cross-ministerial collaboration is the foundation for enabling Indonesia to increasingly host various world-class sporting events in a professional and sustainable manner while delivering tangible benefits to the public,” said Minister of Youth and Sports Erick Thohir.The Government expects the findings of this study to serve as a basis for policies on the development of sports tourism and the sports industry, while supporting the achievement of national development targets under the 2025–2029 National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN).“Ultimately, what we want to build is not simply an increasing number of sporting events, but a stronger and more competitive Indonesian sports industry ecosystem that is capable of generating added value for the economy and improving public welfare,” concluded Minister Rachmat Pambudy.